VivaLaVibora

^^They are sad because they can't ride Freefall. It's simple logic when this park has these problems. Do they more than 2 trains on Batman? I don't think they do. How about Deja Vu? Nope. I don't know how many trains they have for Superman. They might really have one, and the other one is burnt, or something. I have no idea if the other one is junked or not. The whole thing is that this park isn't run like an entire year park. Busch Gardens runs an entire year park, and so does Disney. They have 5 trains on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, and I don't think any of them are condemned like what I saw on Ninja's, and Goldrusher's train in March 2 years ago. Yes, those rides are old, but they shouldn't be taking whatever they feel like off of the other trains. Rather, just buy more parts. It was like they were cannonbalizing the trains on those two rides. Let's take spare parts off of those trains, and put them on these other trains. People complain about Magic Mountain having nothing open, and that's mostly the reason why. Having 2 trains on Batman ensures that it's going to be down some part of the year, or run 1 of the trains instead of 2. It's too obvious. They didn't want to invest the initial cost of buying an extra train to begin with. Period, Batman the Ride should have 3 or 4 trains instead of 2. Maybe, they have 3 or 4, but I doubt it. X is only getting 3 trains. I think X could run 3 trains at one time. I'm not positive, but is it smart to only buy 3 new trains for X?? Shouldn't they have bought more than what the ride can run. I'm guessing that X can run 3 at one time. People go Disney is open all year long, and they don't have problems. Look at how many vehicles they have for every ride. It doesn't matter if you take out 4 cars for refurbishing on Matterhorn because there are so many left. For Busch regarding Sheikra, I guess they bought 5 trains. I don't think they can run all of them, but I'm pretty sure they bought an extra one for refurbing duties. Kumba, they have 4. I again don't think they run them all on the track everyday. I'm not positive. Let's face it. They didn't want to spend the money to upgrade Flashback to new trains, so they let it rot. Hurricane Harbor was another excuse that eventually lead to it's demise. Why is nothing open at Magic Mountain? Besides the fact that they might have low-staffing problems (I don't think that a year round job would have problems like that.), they just don't have enough trains for coasters, and they don't want to buy anymore except for X. That's the real killer of bad operations. You go why buy 2 for Deja Vu when you only can run 1 at a time. Otherwise, it's going to be down every year just like every other seasonal park.

Wow, that's shocking for you to say that. To me, that stuff doesn't mean that much because Magic Mountain is far off from being my homepark. I think it's really great for people that visit there all the time, or were that old to remember some of that stuf. For me, I went there only once for a vacation, and thus I don't remember any of that stuff because it's not my homepark. If it was my park, I think I would enjoy all that stuff because I remember it.

I haven't been to either of them, but I would say that CGA would be the better park to go to. CGA has the Demon, Invertigo, Mouse, Flight Deck, and Vortex should be iffy. They also have Delirium, and that large Disko coaster along with an Intamin Tower. I thought they used to have that Intamin Space Shuttle there, but maybe it's themed to something else. That's a lot of good stuff it seems to me. At SFDK, they have V2, Medusa, and a boomerang. I like boomerangs. The only interesting flat to me would that Jolly Roger type of ride that's kind of like a himilaya. I'm not positive. I don't care for Top Spins, or Frisbee's. A Top Spin is at CGA too now. I would say CGA because I'm not really into animals, and I think the rides are better.