Homeboy23

Thanks for doing this! I will probably be planning a trip based on this list.

I dunno,I've never seen the queue chained up like that before plus leaving trains on track rather than moving at least one offline & onto storage. Your description makes what the other poster said make perfect sense. They were probably running it during the day then at some point do to employees taking lunch break and/or going home ran out of employees to run both sides. Also probably next week they will have one side shut down for the rest of the year anyway, they do every year because of staffing during school. By the way, when did they add this game in front of Anaconda? I love the fact a park finally added this: And on a side note, while walking to Dominator this evening I heard the real song but I immediately had in my head this version :

Busch Gardens Williamsburg Kings Dominion Six Flags America Frontier City Six Flags over Texas Six Flags Fiesta Texas Sea World San Antonio Six Flags Great America Mount Olympus Timber Falls Indiana Beach Michigans Adventure Nickelodeon Universe ValleyFair Astroland Deno's Wonder Wheel Park Scream Zone Luna Park Quassy Amusement Park Lake Compounce Six Flags New England Palace Playland Funtown Splashtown USA Canobie Lake Park La Ronde The Great Escape Magic Forest Six Flags Great Adventure Jenkinson's Boardwalk Casino Pier Funtown Pier Blackbeard's Cave By a little bit this year has been my best year for most parks visited. It will definitely surpass it if my planned Orlando-Tampa-Legoland trip goes forward in November.

1. Boulder Dash - Lake Compounce 2. Intimidator 305 - Kings Dominion 3. El Toro - Six Flags Great Adventure 4. Voyage - Holiday World 5. X2 - Six Flags Magic Mountain (wasn't rough to me) 6. Millenium Force - Cedar Point 7. Storm Runner - Hershey Park 8. Tatsu - Six Flags Magic Mountain 9. Manta - Sea World Orlando 10. Bizarro - Six Flags New England

lol I did the day the exact opposite. I started off the day at KD riding I305 by myself front row with no one else on the train. Left at noon after walk-ons on FoF, Volcano, Dominator and a spin on Rebel Yell and headed off to BG to be handed the white slip at the parking booth. Once the lady handed it I knew Mach Tower was closed with my luck didn't even it read it

18 out of 20 on the US/Canada. I missed an easy one.

After my personal trip and the Northeast trip: Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Maryland New Jersey Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Florida California Texas Oklahoma Illinois Michigan Wisconsion Minnesota New York Connecticut Massachussetts Maine New Hampshire 25 out of 50 not too bad.

One hyper and one giga, not two hypers.

Going down a 300 foot drop with the restraints of a B&M Hyper train will be awesome with the freedom you have especially if you don't get stapled.

If this turns out to be a giga or something different from B&M and Dollywood gets the wingrider as rumored I may just have to do a long road trip during a week next year and hit Hershey, Canada's Wonderland and Dollywood. It would be a long circle for me but it would be worth it with some extra small parks along the way too

^ It's not the kids I don't like, kids do that type of stuff. It's the teenagers and grown-ups who sit there and talk throughout the whole movie that kill me, they are the ones who should know better.

If you get there at opening you won't have a problem. The rides won't start getting a long line until 2-3. They should stay around 15-30 minutes from 12-2, and basically 5-15 minutes up until 12. Well, this from my experience. Edit: If you do get there at opening, ride everything then and enjoy the Illuminights and shows in the evening when the lines are long.

Busch Gardens Williamsburg Kings Dominion Six Flags America Frontier City Six Flags over Texas Six Flags Fiesta Texas Sea World San Antonio Six Flags Great America Mount Olympus Timber Falls Indiana Beach Michigans Adventure Nickelodeon Universe ValleyFair

Steel Venom at ValleyFair July 3

Here are some pictures of Adventure Point at Indiana Beach - the zip lines have yet to be built.

See this is why I would like to know where this info came from, since this past Saturday I have used my Six Flags America pass at Six Flags Over Texas, Fiesta Texas and Great America and not one parking attendant said anything in four total visits. I paid $50 for the season parking pass at SFA and have not paid a dime since. If I remember my pass last year correctly it said the same thing on the back as this year. Has anyone other than at Magic Mountain been turned down? Maybe it is only them who doesn't accept other parks this year.

Ok 2 days 2 different parking attendants and zero dollars spent. I clearly showed my six flags America pass. Can anyone other than at magic mountain confirm that they had been denied parking?

Either I got lucky today or people were wrong saying you couldn't use your parking pass at other Six Flags parks. I went ahead and bought parking with my SFA pass and when I went into SF Over Texas today I said why not and handed the girl at the booth my pass and her response was "Have a Six Flags day" and let me through with no problem. Now lets hope when I return in the morning and at Fiesta Texas Monday I am told the same thing.

Six Flags over Texas in the morning for Texas Giant!! I was actually there this morning but only stayed an hour since I traveled up to Frontier City. Somehow on a Saturday getting there 30 minutes after opening I got 7 of the credits in that hour, so tomorrow I can grab the remaining credits and ride the Giant as many times as the line will let me

After working many years now with liars I have become pretty good at reading peoples faces whether they are lying or not. Our tour guide sure didn't look like he was making it up to us. He answered Steve's question without any hesitation.

Dear Bosh, Wade and LeBron: This IS when you throw a celebration party, not in July in before the season even starts!

Using club tpr would have been cheaper

THIS! Like this and what Elissa said above - this is what we tell everyone we know to do! IMO, WDW is worth every penny...BUT...you don't have to pay those crazy prices. Our 10 day, non-expiring park hopper ticket has lasted us nearly two years of visits! And yeah, it's a lot of money up front, but we're also not locals, so it doesn't make sense for us to get an AP, but each of our visits are about $30 less than the face value price. It's such a great deal! And on top of it, like what Elissa said, we got the passes with the water parks and DisneyQuest, which is 10 Disney Theme Park Days PLUS 10 water park days, and it really works out to be such a great deal! "Ten Day Non-Expiring Park Hopper + Bonus Options" - THAT is the ticket you want! After you quoted me I realized I left out that my tickets were for four days. Also, I just checked my receipt, and it was actually $170 for four days. Just to continue to promote this, the single day tickets are expensive, but WDW does offer some of the best packages. $42.50 a day for park hopper access is worth every penny.

That's why if you know you will be back in your life you should go up to ticket booths and see what they can offer you. Last year they gave me non expiring park hopper tickets for a little over 200. $50 a day and I can go back anytime I want regardless of how much the ticket prices go up

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