Six Flags Enthuseast

I asked him, he said you are allowed to used Soaked components, but he said the only launched coaster you can use from it is the Intamin Skater. He also said you can use junior rides, as most "family fun centers" like the ones in my pics have a few of them.

Yeah, IMO it isn't bad. A lot of stations are like that or are in some way similar. It isn't that boring, but maybe a little more couldn't hurt.

A pavillion for concerts, b-day parties, concerts, etc. would be either a small building or a series of small awnings that would make a good little gathering place. But, like you said, it could be a plaza with a stage. I have an example in the last picture I posted. Here are a few examples of "small theme parks" so that those needing help can have some. Here's an example of a pavillion right behind this Sky Sling. The Celebration Centre is a great example of a large Family Fun Center. With many family rides and a few good thrill rides, this is the place where everybody can have fun! Every small park HAS to have some kind of "Wheee! Whee! Barf!" ride, and this is this park's example. Meanwhile in Utah........ Another family pirate ship.... They even have a small coaster there. It's pretty fun, but it's no Millenium Force or anything. They have several fair type rides within a small area in the middle of the city. Imagine a smaller Central Park with a large fair and the Space Needle within the area. A picture from "Fun Forest" here in Seattle. It's just a medium sized "permenent fair" sort of park.

Yeah, I think this could be not only a guide for me, but for anyone going on a 1-day Knott's trip. So if you ever need help with a Knott's visit, look at this thread.

Wow..... A lot of stuff. I'm not a "credit WHORE!!!!," but I'll do it occassionally. However, Boomerang will likely be skipped, along with a few of the uninteresting credits itnotfair mentioned. I'll see if Adventure City is worth a shot, but I doubt it, as my mom is really only looking into the big parks. Actually, itnotfair, if you want to come (since you're looking for credits), I'll PM you with a few details. TPR MULTI-MEMBER TRIPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

^LOL! Ok, definitely going to consider doing that when I visit the Sears Tower next time! And I will wear football pads on Ghost Rider. Dang it, should have asked if they were necessary on Mean Streak! It's too late now for me, but just a suggestion if you consider visiting CP.

Wow.... this is classic stuff... amazing how cool coasters used to be, very experimental and apparently very fun! Too bad many of these classics can only be seen in those photos.

^^That sounds like an excellent plan. Is that the one you followed for your last TR? ^I'm not sure about Boomerang, I've been on one before and it wasn't exactly the best in terms of comfort..... But I'll try anyways. And you don't think Xcelerator is worth a shot? I love Intamin coasters!

Sounds like a plan.... I'll definitley check!

Ok, here's the problem. My dad is going to be in San Diego from the early 15th to the 17th. My mom was planning on just going to Knotts and Sea World San Diego. SWSD would be on the 15th or 14th when we arrive and Knott's would be on the 16th. What do you think we should do when we are at Knott's to avoid wasting time? Thanks in advance for anyone who may help!

Interesting stuff. I wonder what will become of the white coaster...

^I know, it's one of my favorites!

I got an R/C Helicopter for St. Patrick's day (since my mom didn't like some of the kids in my class, she decided to spend what she usually spent on pizza for the helicopter.) It is by far, one of the best mini-R/C copters you can get. It takes a lot of banging to get it broken (which I have done twice since I got it on the 16th) and it's pretty easy to learn.

I've never seen a fair park on this site before, and an old one from 1950? I'm impressed how you've managed to keep it to"1950's" rides. Definitely watching this one!

^^I know that, I mean "boomerang" as in it goes forwards and backwards, not necessarily the layout.

^^Whoa! A standup boomerang? Now THAT would be good!

I'm not sure what it is, but I have heard that CP is getting another roller coaster or big ride of some kind. I do agree with the Intamin or B&M theory, as they both have made pretty compact coasters. With the island already squished with Millennium Force, I'd expect it to be compact.

I've had my midterms for a while, but I've gotten better grades since. I won't be getting grades 'till next week (since we have Friday off) but I rememer that my previous grades rose a little bit.

^A small woodie with Millenium Flyer (I believe, correct me if I'm wrong) trains, looks like a type of coaster for a FFC. We'll just have to see.....

^Yeah, I guess you're right. It's just I thought it was too painful for most people to enjoy. Then again, some people have stronger legs and less weight than I.

That's pretty cool! A huge aquarium is pretty cool, a lot cooler than one of those cheap ones.

Looks great! I'm not able to merge the tracks with 8cars. Sorry, man. But I'll search up a "merge trainer." Also, some kid in my school said he got a trainer for $30.00 and that it had merging abilities on it. He didn't remember the name of it though.

^^Yeah, I think that'll be cool.

Ahhhhh........ Sexy GCI Monster! Sexy Vekoma Midget monster that's more like the color of a monster. Well, at least it's better than a standard boomerang.