bigboy

The park's Facebook page posted photos early this morning showing the ride topped out.

Cool shot, but there's no way that was taken from AT&T stadium. There's a hotel and an old baseball stadium in between. That's the end of the one way drive between the parking lot and the Judge Roy Scream lake.

When the park posted the 2nd photo, they said the track was at 190 feet.

I drove by on 360 over the weekend and you can see the track from there as well.

Only one more day of cold showers for you.

The park's Facebook page posted photos of a set of supports up.

They don't look new. Just repainted.

355 feet tall? 3 minutes 55 seconds also came to mind but that seems less likely. 2163 would be really short as far as length goes, so I'm not sure what that is. We have a dive suit (duh), a Spanish flag (location), a bull, and the Matterhorn (the mountain, not the ride, so maybe a nod to B&M?).

"Prominent" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. It's a mile and a half from the freeway in the middle of an industrial area. No one accidentally goes there.

That's not a concept. That's fan fiction.

That's some pretty forceful sarcasm that you didn't pick up on.

The park put out a Facebook video yesterday saying that Titan's new paint scheme will be red, white, and blue.

That looked like a great event. We lucked out in the DFW area with the weather. The sporadic cloud cover didn't dampen the impact of the few minutes of darkness even a little.

I think any age works, but we waited until my daughter turned 5 and did a huge, no-expense-spared trip for her birthday week. If there is a perfect age, I would say it's that and I say that knowing that 5 people could respond to that question with 5 completely different answers. She was in awe of everything even without a wide knowledge of all things Disney, loved the characters, had the stamina for the marathon days, and didn't get real antsy waiting in lines (she's probably worse with that as a 13 year old). She's a competitive cheerleader so we've gone every spring since 2021 and we leave for her 6th trip in 9 days. Getting in a couple of trips early on has made these more recent trips a lot more fun. We pick and choose what we like to do and we don't have the nagging feeling that we have to do all the things. At the end of the day it's Disney. Even if you screw it up, it's still better than a good day at work.

I don't about that. There was some media coverage around here, but it was very subdued. Even the park's social media announcement was low key, almost blink and you would miss it. I just don't think this is something that people are going to get in much of an uproar over.