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Wow, the Ballad of Mr. Six is friggin hysterical. As soon as I am working again, I will be picking up a few of those awesome dvd's.

Awesome pics. I really enjoyed Bush Gardens, but I wish I could have spend more than a day there. Actually, it was more like half a day, and a few hours at night. I was also very tempted to stop and hit KD on the way home from Bush, but we were all broke, and I don't think anyone else wanted to go. Hopefully next year with Dominator coming, I will visit. Again, nice ptr.

I'm confused. Is Wild Wheel Pier's Morey's?

I like to think about coasters alot. I usually think about Disney World, and my last visit there in 2005. I think about Great Adventure, especially El Toro.

Awesome pics and video. I definitly want to pick up that dvd when it comes out.

Eh, these lists are always stupid. Were's the Brooklyn Cyclone. You don't exactly feel secure on it, but I still love it.

Very nice ptr. I love Hershey, and I really hope that I can get there next year. Were did you get the Smores from?

Horrible, and those pictures are just nerve racking.

Awesome TR. No Jim Carrey equals a bomb of a movie. I have a question, and it's pretty dumb. Do they have different HHN attractions at IOA and Universal Studios, or is it just Universal Studios?

I'm glad Cedar Fair is going the opposite direction Six Flags is. To hell with families, give me my hookes and doms baby. Awesome press release man.

1. You might want to head over to Movie Town first. El Toro is probobly going to have a long line all day. If you go to Batman the Ride and Nitro first, you might be able to get more than one ride on each. And then you could run over the Skull Mountain if you wanted to. 2. They really don't have scare zones. They do have a terror trail, but from what I here it's not that great, and the line is ridiculous. The scare actors kind of walk around all over the park. But I guess the best place to go would be the lake front. 3.Superman is going to have a long line all day. Unless you want to wait, you might not be able to get on. 4.You can't bring food into the park, but you can get your handstamped and come back in. Wow, I really had no idea that you can ask for a whistle at the front gate. 5.I don't usually go outside the parking lot, but there is a Mcdonalds, KFC, Burger King, WaWa's, and a Dunkin Donut's right by the entrance. Other than that, I'm not sure. And there are some little diner places there also, not to sure of the names of those places. 6.As far as I know, there are no whistles that you get if you get scared. Hope that helps. I might not be 100% on everything, but I think these are pretty good. I had no idea that you could ask for a whistle at the front gate. And I missunderstood question five.

I don't know if this is relevant, but I'm going to post it anyway. A few of my friends got ejected from GADV for smoking. And park security was going to call Jackson police as well.

I live in Brooklyn, NY, and have lived here all my life. I have only been to WDW, and I have been there twice. The first time was for my 7th or 8th birthday, and my aunt took me. We also visited Universal, and even though I was afraid of all of the rides, except for the Flintstones, I started loving rides. And it took my next trip to WDW, which was two and a half years ago, to really get me into theme parks and coasters. And both times were family decisions.

Runnway Mine Train at Six Flags Great Adventure. And it turns out that it is going to be my last ride for the season. I actually enjoyed the ride more than I ever had before.

If I remember correctly, the scene in which the coaster if falling apart and everyone dies is a dream, or a vision of some sort. So it's not really happening as far as the movie goes. And the actual accident is just the coaster falling off the track. I don't know if that helps or adds anything to this year old discussion at all.

Alpengeist (BGE) Batman:The Ride (Six Flags Great Adventure) Dueling Dragons Fire (IOA) Dueling Dragons Ice (IOA) Great Bear (Hershey Park) I can't really remember too many details of Talon, but I did enjoy the front seat on Talon alot. I think it's because I love Hershey Park alot more than Dorney.

Great interview. I am dieing to get to Universal Orlando one year for this. It sounds like the one in California is more graphic than the Orlando one. Is this true or is it just the way I read the interview?

El Toro, about three hours ago.

It's fun to think about how many credits I will have at the end of my trip, but I definitly chose quality over quantity. I had the chance to go to Six Flags New England with Superman being down, but with more credits than Bush Gardens Europe, and I chose Bush Gardens.

Millenium Force's drop was pretty forceful, but not in my stomach, more for the speed. El Toro's drop is just sick, and I think that is one of the most forcefull drops around. It's definitly one of the best I have been on.

First, I will get in all the good coasters at a park, then, I will see if I can get any extra credits. I do count them, and I want to get my count up, but I want to get it up with the right coasters. I always make things sounds sexy when I talk.

Part of the mullet militia. Nice photos too man.

Cedar Point. When I went in July, I had a blast, and my friends and girlfriend had a great time as well. Maverick is my number 1 steel, but the park itself wasn't that great. Alot of good coasters, not enough great coasters. Again, I still like the park, but not as much as alot of other people do.

Great Adventure next weekend, and hopefully one more time before the dreaded winter begins.

Six Flags Great Adventure next weekend, and then most likely one more time during Fright Fest. That would bring my visits to the park to and even 10.