raptor2011

My home park is Cedar Point, only 30 minutes away!. Geauga Lake was 45 minutes away but I don't bother going out there anymore.

Disaster Transport at Cedar Point because it was the only ride open during the rain. Then we had to leave because of a huge storm that was producing tornadoes.

I actually like all of the Cedar Point Arrow coasters, except for Corkscrew. But I like all Arrow supsended coasters, but Magnum wins me over.

I think Great Bear at HP is underrated. People don't give it enough recognition and say its a family ride and I think it is one of the best coasters at Hersey.

This park is amazing, I love how all of the people flock to the rides, it resembles a real amusement park so much.

Last coaster I rode was Millenium Force in complete darkness.

I'm glad the park got sold to PARC. PARC has done good things with the parks it owns now. Darien Lake and Frontier City finally got new coasters after 8+ years and have made many internal improvements within the parks. I think Magic Springs will thrive under the new ownership.

I live right by Cedar Point and usually early August it doesn't rain. I know because I have band that time and it has never rained during band before. Also from my experiences Sunday are the best. In terms of lines, Sunday, and the early part of the week are the best. I have beem to Six Flags Great Adventure, when I was there the lines were longer than Cedar Point and I enjoyed the Point way better. That was just my experience though.

I remember in the 5th grade I went to a camp called Camp Mohican for school. When I was there sleeping a tornado warning was issued for the county. That was a blast going outside during a huge storm to the tornado shelter. When I got home on the Friday of that week, a tornado warning was issued for the county I lived in. My sister had a show and we were on the way there while we saw a funnel cloud so we pulled over and got in a ditch. Thankfully we got into a house before it hit and thankfully didn't hit my town but the neighboring one, which we were 5 miles away from. I've seen a ton of tornadoes in my area all at the age of 15.

Well I am defitnitly going to: Cedar Point King's Island Kennywood Hershey Park Dorney Park Knoebels Waldameer Indiana Beach Holiday World Michigan's Adventure Valleyfair! Nickelodeon Universe Six Flags Great America This is my first year of me going to multiple parks. I live in northern Ohio so I was usually limited to Cedar Point and Geauga Lake, but I am finally doing my own personal midwest trip, plus Pennsylvania. All at the age of 15 :

I actually like the idea. With the exception of last year Blackpool was in need of some new rides. Infusion was their first coaster since the 90's. This system will probably bring in money like it does at our parks in America. Parks like Cedar Point, Six Flags Great America, and King's Island and many more have been using this system, and have been receiving new rides yearly. Maybe Pleasure Beach can add some new state of the art rides, and with their lack of space it would have to be pretty cool and creative. Their attendance will probably drop but their income will probably rise.

Does this mean that all Flight Decks are now going to be turned in to Afterburns, I think the King's Island just got changed a week ago. I hope all of them get changed from the horrible name of Flight Deck. But I am happy with it I give it a B.

It is starting to get really annoying with these names. Cedar fair has some good names like renegade and maverick but flight deck is just bad. They should have listened to some comments on the name and possibly change it to something enthusiasts and people going to the park would like. If they wanted a military theme because of the top gun theming something like air force, mach 1, or if that didn't work just put an adjective and hawk together and you have a name, but they already got nighthawk.