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It's a log flume in a mall, how can it not be the best ride there?

They also had to dig down to fit Avatar in. Rock Bottom Plunge is 67' according to RCDB, and that had to be strategically placed to go between rafters.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, true story.

Looks to be the recent released Sky Fly actually. Similar ride vehicles, just set in a rectangular arrangement, better accomadating the Tak Attack spot. T...M...N...T

I love the Dis style trip reports. These are the ones that really make you feel like you're along for the ride. I have a question for you if I may. I am going as a first timer this December and am looking forward to exploring the resorts. Would you recomend sticking to the Deluxes more, or branching out and exploring some of the Moderates and Values as well?

Took my first trip here this summer to visit Bay Beach as well. We didn't take the tour though, because why on earth would I want to give the Packers any more money then I need to. trigger~"Ponder" This~nel

Going to Haunt at ValleyScare tonite. Then getting up early to head back to Valleyfair! for the day, before working Haunt tomorrow night. Should be a happening weekend.

Does WoF not conga line their mazes? We've had queues just as long as that CornStalkers one, and we can get people through in around 45 minutes. 2 hours is a little much to keep your guests waiting.

^Ouimet's says something about taking off the "ears" and coming over to the "best". Gotta love them jokes. Hopefully Merlin shared the urine scent for that Doll room.

Prowler: Because Renegade stole all the Airtime! Agreed on Patriot. Was expecting Meh, but was pleasantly surprised. A great coaster for ERT. Love that airtime hill!

IIRC, The Little Mermaid attraction is the one opening in 2012; Seven Dwarves is in 2013. Thanks for doing this, it was a huge help last year!

1. IOA 2. Disneyland 3. USO 4. Indiana Beach 5. Holiday World 7. Cedar Point 8. Dollywood 9. Kings Island 10. MGM Studios!

Because the taller models pretend they're Drop Towers.

That's it, I'm definetly not renewing my pass now.

I think it's just London Terror . During the Presentation they kept referencing a Y shape between the two, but maybe it was something else.

It was a bit confusing at Coaster Mayhem, regarding how the Clown and Steampunk Scarezones are going to interact, could you clue me in please.

1. Renegade-great speed with airtime. 2. Prowler- unrelenting speed and great laterals. 3. Thunderhead- decent speed with good pops of air. 4. American Thunder- decent speed, minimal airtime. Love me some Great Coasters!

Is there a Haunt in the wooded area near Boomerang? Couldn't tell what was going on in there. If it is, that is awesome!

Hey, were you the one in the TPR t-shirt that day? I was part of the "Renegade Crew," and I'm sure I saw you. Great report from a fun day!

So will it be a ProSlide HydroMagnetic Mammoth? TPR's pics from IAAPA show a 6 person tube.

I wonder how similar to Delirium this will be? (I know little of this album, or Delirium, so don't kill me)

Wow, those trains must be spendy!

Just a thought; Steve Miller's song "Fly Like an Eagle" makes no reference to anything about backwards, but it does contain the word, "Revolution" more then once. Something to chew on.

Yes the area has been quite prone to flooding, and Management heavily debated whether or not to put it in a spot so close to the MN River. Ultimately it was decided that the event was such a success last year, that a new Maze was needed to alleviate crowds. This was the area they thought could be used best.

The Haunt will be unique in that guests will have to pass through a gate that normally leads out of the park to a newly fenced in area where VF's Picnic area is located. As far as the theme, guests will find themselves in a Summer Camp being re-opened years after a tragic accident. Think Camp Gonngetcha with a better name