Canobie Coaster

^ Joker is the park's best ride and they tend to run just one train on it, so I'd recommend going there early before a queue builds. If you see V2 running, ride that asap since it breaks down a lot.

Tried Cyborg today. I enjoyed it. It's definitely among the park's better flats, but there were some things I hope can be tweaked in the coming weeks. - As others have said, the cycle is super short. I'm hoping it'll be lengthened once the queues die down. - The audio is very hard to hear over the ride. I'd love to see that cranked up since I actually want to hear the story the park is trying to tell. - Even though they have an indoor queue with several switchbacks, they're having the standby queue form on the main midway outside the building. This is a bummer since the inside queue has some theming, is air-conditioned, and the midway got pretty congested. I think it would really help to either find a way to let the Flash Pass riders enter through the exit or remove Flash Pass entirely from this ride.

That's a bummer, but that's exactly what my reaction was! I knew they had a sky ride, but I figured it'd be the usual cable set up.

I was picturing a turntable, but I'd love to hear more how it works!

That sky ride was so odd it needed to be ridden. Did you visit just after one of the times it got stuck?

Speaking of Adventureland, is Phoenix close to opening? I remember them saying June when it was announced.

I really like the Legend and the crazy laterals, but I agree that it's not everyone's cup of tea.

Last year when I went to Lake Compounce and saw Boulder Dash closed (wasn't the park's fault, a power outage closed half the park), I got in my car and drove to Six Flags New England. However, I know most people probably wouldn't do that.

Yeah it reminded me of a new twist on the Crime Wave paint scheme. SFNE has the same paint job as SFOG.

Great report! A bummer about GeForce though. I couldn't imagine being at Holiday Park with that ride closed.

I love the look of the swing ride!

^ I basically only ride Millennium Force in the front, but I thought it was riding as great as ever last month.

If SFDK's 2020 addition was to consistently run two trains on Joker, that'd be well worth it.

^ Voyage at night truly is special. I just wish the park was open after the sun sets more often.

I agree how the transitions are designed plays a part but it also comes down to the fabrication. It sounds like those who rode GaleForce year two found it much smoother than those who rode it year one.

As long as this coaster tracks smoothly, it looks awesome.

That beer bust game sums up a carnival perfectly. Good report!

^ I love the Magic Gate! And I don't think it was the same day since Millennium Force was closed until the last hour of operation that day.

I'm not sure if you want to add it to the park index or not, but I just posted a report of the Indianapolis Zoo and they do have a coaster plus a few other rides. Kombo Skyline Endangered Species Carousel White River Junction

^ That Six Flags California sign is hysterical. Didn't there used to be a gift shop at the base of it or some park related building?

Chickie and Pete's is my Cedar Fair go to. The fries are expensive, but they're delicious.

^ They actually have you bring your bags on most rides (including Zeus). None of the rides made me empty my pockets. I had a strap, but I don't recall them wanting to see it like some parks.

^ I originally wanted to get to Indiana Beach before Holiday World, but it was a really long drive. I plan to get back there the next time I go to Chicago.

I love the reride policy at this park. It makes it easy to marathon El Toro.

Wildwater Kingdom really is a nice water park. I love the drop pod slide and Patriot Plunge.