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Umm, not anymore they don't.

In my last three trips to Valleyfair! I have only ridden 13 rides in around 20 park hours. I find that just walking around the park, chatting with employees and talking about the parks future can really kill an entire day before you know it. I also think the Flash Pass system can help. Normally visiting a park for the first time warrents some serious running around, but not when you have time to kill before riding each attraction. Even parks with double digit coasters can still be enjoyed without the need to be husstling around.

Souvenier cups work at all Six Flags parks, correct? This trip report came at the perfect time. We were just planning a trip down there. Thanks!

Here is a video I took of Matt Ouimet walking around Valleyfair! just after he was announced as President. Enjoy it!

Umm, WindSeeker?

~Kick-A$$ Lego Models, like the 40" Transformer ~Mirror Maze ~Bubba Gump Shrimp Company ~Sea Life Aquariam ~Mini Golf (Not that great, but again, it's in a MALL) ~Magic Pan Crepe Stand Just to name a few off the top of my head

Quick Question: Did you have a levitating Cake? lol Congratulations!

1. Gender- Male 2. Age- 16 3. What was your first roller coaster experience?- Mild Thing at Valleyfair! at the age of 3 4. At what age did you begin to love roller coasters?- I've always loved coasters; I never had an epiphany 5. How many times do you look/watch at roller coasters online per week?- Everyday 6. For what reasons would you buy roller coaster merchandise?- I used to love Sports Jerseys, until I saw Coaster Shirts lol 7. How many times do you visit theme parks in a year? Why?- 20+ I spend a good time at my home parks, and I love to travel 8. If you could briefly describe why you love roller coasters what would you say?- The feeling of being Free 9. Do you find it hard to go long without riding a roller coaster?- Not like I feel the need to, but I still get giddy the night before a visit 10. Do you feel a need to duplicate the speed of roller coasters in your ordinary life?- Not really 11. Do you believe that the adrenaline produced whilst riding a roller coaster is addictive?- Yes, very! 12. If yes, how do you satisfy this ‘’addiction’’- Coaster Marathons 13. Do you dislike that the roller coaster experience is only quick?- No, it keeps me yearning for more 14. Do you turn to chat forums to replicate the experience for a longer experience?- No, I just enjoy good discussions. 15. How often do you participate in roller coaster or theme park forums per week?- Everyday 16. Do you turn to roller coaster videos to re-experience the feeling of adrenaline?- No, I watch them to see what rides I have not experienced are like. Good Luck with your Project!

Is two people following him around twice as creepy?

Because it's a Giant A$$ mall with an amusement park in the middle? I don't really understand what you were expecting...

Not opening socks as a present What's worse than the movie Gigli?

Pssh, did you see the YouTube comments to the video? Seems like the KKK was busy spamming the comments there.

~Give yourself some time to walk around the Mall of America. ~Gotta do The City Museum ~In the Dells, you really only need to hit Mt.O and Noah's Ark. Maybe Kalahari if you need something else to do. ~Check out Monk's Restaurant in the Dells. Great Burgers! ~Valleyfair has special Walking Tacos. They're served in Waffle Cones. Delicious! Have fun on your trip!

Never thought I would see a DisBoards style Trip Report about Cedar Point. I love it!

Judging by the lack of photo proof, I call Shenanigans on the 6' Domo.

Hey if Dumbledore approves this place, then it has to be pretty frickin' awesome! You're thread, it's like the Stumble Upon of Florida attractions. And I Love it! Never Stop

Sorry SoCal, it's going to be 2012 before the new Spidey opens. No idea how long it will be down though.

So a huge group of Valleyfair fans and I from ValleyfairZone were on the first public train of Valleyfair's newest kiddie coaster, Cosmic Coaster. We managed to fit about 12 full sized teenagers and a couple of kids in. The train left the platform, making it halfway up the lift before the extreme weight became too much and the train rolled back into the station. Half of us got out, but the ride would jot start back up again. So basically we broke the coaster on it's very first ride, delaying it's opening for about 5 hours

Diamondback has never had anything close to a 7 hour wait. The longest was around 3-3.5 hours on opening day, stretching all the way around Diamondback to The Crypt. (Not my video) Umm, no.

Diamondback had waits of over 7 hours; For a B&M Hyper with great capacity.

Twister Twins are in the mail!

"My hair is wavy, smooth like Veggie Gravy" Yes!

I can only hope I am cool enough to be friends with Big Mike!

Here is Valleyfair's park map for this year http://www.valleyfair.com/_upload/VF11-069%20Park%20Map.pdf

Brings me back to my trip; what a great day that was. Just wish there were a few more ride pictures, but otherwise great first TR!