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I am worried the series might go that route. What I loved about the first part of season one (or however they split the episodes) was the randomness of the songs. While I love the Madonna episode (which I was not expecting to) one or two artist only episodes a season should be the cap.

With the camera crew, they were filming the opening of the park as well when Mr. Six and the little six's threw the lever.

^On cold day and dry days (like it was after the morning) the ride is just boring. However, those hot summer night rides are amazing. I also did notice the "ads" on the exit of many of the flats. However, at least they picked rides that made seance like pairing Revolution with Orbit. One other thing, do not waste your time on the new Dick Clark show. It is the single worst show I have ever seen. Watching 2 families with no clue on music answer trivia questions to award show clips is just sad. And the "grand" prize to the winning team is one exit pass per person. Mind you, this show took 30 minutes when I saw it yesterday.

If you are a fan of park history, go into the Carousel store by the Pictorium. They have brought the 1978 park scale replica out and put it on display inside the store. The detail and scale is amazing on it. Bravo to Six Flags for bringing out of storage for the first time in 10 years.

^Right now the National Weather Service has an outlook of basically the same, but much higher percentages for rain (70% on Saturday and 80% on Sunday.) Remember to grab a poncho before you come to the park and hopefully the weather scares everyone off.

^He sure is and writes for ACE's magazine as well.

^That would become my favorite episode of any TV show ever.

^Or learning to be a good house wife through their fine programs.

^But who is honestly buying their clothes at Six Flags? I like the idea of a lounge to get out of the heat, but trying to turn it into a mall is a joke.

When I visit Six Flags, the first thing I think of is getting espresso and a pair of Quiksilver Shoes.

Did they try scanning your pass? I know at SFOG last month my SF STL pass did not work due to it being from another park. It might just be a glitch for the parks that added scanning of cards for parking, as only a few had it last year.

I love Jenks, but odds of him staying the closer all year is 50/50 at this point.

Popeye's was testing that in 2008. Not sure if it ever made it out of the test phase, but there was a focus group or 2 for it. It actually looked good too.

Dead on. Tonight alone I saw 3 TV spots on Fox out of Chicago from 5-10:30 PM. I'm not even sure I've seen that many Disney ads in that same time period in years.

That was my first thought as well. It's no worse then a double cheese burger at McDonalds or Whopper at BK. Take out the bacon and it looks good to me.

The kids who go get no rights and a worthless degree. Just let the kids spend the 5k on trip to some holy site or blow and heroin for all I care. Anything is better for them then this joke of a "school." What I do wonder is how many kids go there because they want to or because it is cheap? Who says "Mom, Dad I want to go to PCC, where I can not talk to my sister off school grounds without permission and chaperon because it is the appearance of evil!!!"

Finally got to watch this show last weekend and I LOVE IT! I have enjoyed the segments with Ken and the principle the best honestly. I have high hopes for the new episodes. Now if only I could find tickets for their live performances in Chicago for under $150.

Score, I'll be there for the passholder preview. I'm very interested to see how the store looks.

^I agree with you on that. Every person ask me what is going to be in the "new Harry Potter theme park?" They seemed confused and letdown when I tell them it is a land inside the current park. Good for them if they can get this thing open on time within the Spring opening time they announced.

^Agreed, the pass looks fantastic. It seems as if it has a type of class with it.

^My fault for the poorly worded question. It would be more of, what if you don't want the auto upgrade to Platinum instead of 2 passes that they are doing right now? As in if you are a residential AP holder in FL, but get one in at Disneyland every 3-4 years when you visit there. If they did upgrade you, would you loose the renewal discount rate on the FL pass whenever you decided you did not want the DL pass the next year?

^My guess is either the extended stay like you mentioned or DVC members. Convince them to go to Disneyland for a week and hit the new DVC in Hawaii while they are at it. Or it could be the other way around. The part that bothers me going into the future is they will issues this automatically to people with passes on both coast. My question falls more into what if you are a local on one coast with a in state AP and choose to visit the other coaster every few years and get an AP? If they automatically gave you the AP for having both coast AP's every 3 years lets say, you would loose the renewal savings. I know in planning to move to FL, I would have a FL AP and go to Disneyland every 3 or years and get that AP. It was my only concern.

^It will be crowded as schools are out and the park baby sitting kids season has begun. If you hit the right rides first (Superman, Ragin' Cujun, V2, Little Dipper, the roller skater) and follow a good park touring plan, you will be fine for getting all the credits in a day without a Flash Pass. Weather wise, last year was a freak year and it never hit about 85 until August, so hopfully it will be warmer this year.

Well, better than the Six Flags wraps of the last couple of years. I can at least see the monorail as the shape of the path the bike makes. That said, is it that hard to just make them white with a stripe again?

First Park: Six Flags Over Georgia First Coaster: Mindbender First New Park: Alabama Adventure (hopefully) First New Coaster of 2010: Georgia Sorcher First Food Bought: something at EPCOT