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^ let me know when you plan on whoring up the jersey shore area, I'm interested in it. And if you go to Lakemont, I'm making drive up to Delgrosso's and stock me up on their spaghetti sauces

133 miles is a very narrow window of travel. Like Eric said, Philly is a choice and California, and WDW area. But with California, yes some of the parks are relatively close, but are you willing to possibly sit in a few hours traffic, just because it's closer together? I'd consider opening your radius to about 200 miles, and think about NYC. Yes traffic in NYC can be nasty but once you'd be headed towards the parks, a lot less traffic, and a lot more highly rated coasters. Don't forget to search out information on the parks around, NYC (lake compounce, sfne, sfgradv, Dorney, hershey, knoebels, jersey shore, coney island) Philadelphia (Dorney, sfgradv, Hershey, knoebels, jersey shore) Califnornia (knots, sfmm, dl, dca, ush) Florida (WDW, USO, sea world, legoland, possibly Busch gardens Tampa) Once you sit down and figure out what you want out of this trip, you can narrow it down by region, highly rated coasters, and some classic parks then NYC and Philly, but if you just want to go to some parks because they are close together, then Cali or Florida. Also if you are just wanting a whole theme park experience then Florida is something to consider. Think about what you want out of the trip, and the rest will fall into place. Eta: also an hour and a half driving (1 mile a minute) is nothing in the US. People seem to assume that the US is really close together and that it doesn't take much to get from A to B. an extra half hour in the car if going to NYC and heading to Knoebels is really nothing in the grand scheme of traveling around the US.

Welcome back! Hope you got to relax! Lock me in for 5 duckies. You're being tricky this time around. And I'm sure I'll regret my guesses later on, but this on was definitely interesting. Boomers looks odd, like it's trying to be nice, but yet it still kind of has that skeevy feel to it.

I was just going to say the same thing as Eric. But once you decide more of where to go it can help get you responses as well. Check out TPR's park index http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks/ and also check out RCDB as well, that can give you ideas about parks and coasters and will help you narrow down a region of the US you want to visit.

^You've been pretty productive RD! Haven't done too much this off season. counting down until April 7th

Love the pictures! No pictures from the cracktastic Magic Forest?

Definitely for sure: In April: Great Adventure Knoebels In May: Hopefully Canada's Wonderland In June: Possibly Six Flags America Dorney In July: LeviaTHON: (Darien Lake, Martin's Fantasy Island, Marineland, Wonderland, Waldameer, and Conneaut Lake, and possibly Coney Island) In August: Open so far, but would consider BGW, and KD though I'd really like to do those before LeviaTHON. Hersheypark October will be the PPP at Knoebels for sure. All I know for sure is April right now and of course LeviaTHON.

Damn 60 wins, wow. I've got 38 wins right now.

good detective work Chris ETA: I absolutely LOVE where in the World. Somehow every time you do one of these, my Google researching become's even better. So of course I love where in the world, just to practice my Googling new places, and learning things in the process. Have a safe flight home!

I think you are back in Japan. So you can easily get to Narita airport for the trip home. Reasoning: the time it takes to get from either Malaysia or Thailand to Japan matches with the hours Robb said he couldn't post clues. (yes I think a Malaysia, layover in Thailand, then to Tokyo). To me that park they are at kind of looks abandoned like a SBNO park. That's all I have for now. Need to do some more research.

OK, I'm going with Thailand as well, because why would they go to Hong Kong when they are doing the TPR trip add on to there later this year? So the China region is out. Taiwan- Yes, there are a few clues for Taiwan, but I think they are red herring clues. Thailand: Happy Smiley faces- Thailand = Land of Smiles Phucket is in Thailand, (he'll I'd just want a layover there just to check in on Facebook) Gold City is the name of a Hotel in Thailand Steve Jobs- Apple had issues after the big floods in Thailand with supplies of their products. It was a relatively short flight. I would assume it would have been longer if they were going to Taiwan.

^sometimes at night they do get a little dancy, like that. It's kind of funny.

The caves look cool, minus the whole trash and smell thing. Can't wait to see where you end up next.

That's awesome! Looks like the wacky worm was in better shape than most of Gentings rides.

That's really a shame. Just goes to show what a little photo editing can do on a website.

I'm afraid to ask what the indoor park looked like if the outdoor park looks like that.

You know what I'm talking about. I just got right in for one last battle before bed.

^That's really disappointing. It looked like it had potential from the website.

^I've had some good McDonalds in Paris, and Pizza Hut in Cardiff. Now I'm hungry

^ I know right? Why is it the foreign fast food places have amazing looking food?

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^ Ok that place looks awesome. I want to go there.

The Santa Claw is pretty empty right now. I've been getting multiple games in. You know now that the the cat is out of the bag and we know there are humans in there, it seems to me that the bots are having more fun. And that is making me kind of interested in the game again.

^Is that the same place as the Wildlife Park at Sunway Lagoon?

Danga World's Petting Zoo?