KBrylczyk

You guys are thinking of the wrong records. Remember Viper? They're bringing it back for the record of "Most consecutive left turns on a coaster."

Can't imagine why...

Had to postpone my trip next week for unrelated reasons, glad I'll be able to get on this and Siren's Curse later this summer!

This blows. I'm visiting next week and I'm missing Siren's Curse by that much and now TT2 looks like it'll be down, as well. Ah, well, at least maybe crowds will be lighter and I can ride Gemini all day.

Here's hoping this will be open when I visit in two weeks.

Finally, people can shut up about the river going away.

Yes, it's a crap situation. Not knowing what their contracts said, though, this is perfectly legal for Disney to do. That being said, Unions are a great way to ensure stable employment, especially in the entertainment industry. Ask me how I know (20+ years of doing this stuff as a technician and an IATSE member). THAT being said, Unions aren't perfect and Actors Equity most certainly plays favorites on what contracts they give a crap about. AFAIK, Disney works with AEA and non-union for performers and their contracts demand only a certain percentage of performers be AEA members. Really what this boils down to is, if you ain't in the club, you ain't gettin' respect. I feel for the performers, but after decades of navigating this business I can only sit back and think about how this is a wonderful learning opportunity for those involved.

Rollbacks happened early on Sunday, too. What I'm learning is that if you want a rollback, get on one of the first trains out before it's warmed up.

Food - Antojito's on CityWalk is friggin delicious. I got the Mole plate. My wife and I were sat right next to the stage and enjoyed the live guitarist after a long day of jumping between parks. Express / Singles - We didn't have Express and were able to hit every ride (besides kiddie rides) in both parks, many multiple, and this was a day that IoA closed at 7pm. This also includes two rides on Hagrid. Hogwarts Express - Don't waste your time. It's faster to just walk. This isn't a ride, it's a tiny cabin playing a short film that has a stupid long line. The film is different in either direction, though.

Six Flags Mexico might be on the chopping block. They already stole Siren's Curse away from it. Solid park, though, and it has one hell of a local population to support it. I'd just be sad to lose that sweet, sweet discount in the exchange rate for my all-park passport. Cost me $118 USD to purchase it during my trip in March. All that to say, plan a trip to CDMX in the near future, regardless of this park's future. Not only is Superman worth the price of the trip alone, but you also get a nice RMC and countless incredible things to see, do, and eat in CDMX. I recommend attending during the Pyrotechnic Festival and surviving the Pyro Bulls. It's truly the most insane thing I've ever done.

That ride has had more homes than Olympia Looping. TAER IT DOWN!!!!

That's an awful lot of effort for Great America. Remember, it's still very much a Six Flags park, operations and all the other "perks" you'd expect. Add it to a road trip, sure, but don't waste the time and money for a single day. Save that for somewhere worth it. Goliath and Maxx Force aren't worth it.

I mean, the park is in previews and there's no guarantee anything will be operational. Manage your expectations better, especially for your June trip, because it's likely it'll still be breaking constantly.

I'm starting from BloNo, Illinois, so Michigan's Adventure is a short detour from the route to Canada's Wonderland.

I'm trying to plan a trip around Lake Erie but these darn new coasters are making it difficult. My plan is to visit Michigan's Adventure, Canada's Wonderland, Darien Lake, Waldameer, and Cedar Point. My intention was to take this trip after Alpenfury and Siren's Curse were up and running but it seems there's no idea on when that may be. With Six Flags being involved I'm guessing they'll be New For 2027 but a man can dream. My problem is I need to make some more concrete plans than "this summer" and I don't know when would be the smartest time to go. Honestly I'm only expecting crowds at CW and CP but I'm paralyzed by the choice between visiting early to beat summer break and probably miss the new rides or visit later and deal with crowds and heat. I'd love to say I can just wait until September but my autumn is pretty solidly booked already and the operational calendars of these parks make it difficult to have an efficient trip after labor day. Also, while we're on the topic, I've got the all-park passport loaded on my Six Flags app and it's updated to the latest edition, yet it refuses to show anything Cedar Fair related. I noticed Cedar Fair apps are for each park, so do I have to annoyingly download three separate apps and load my pass onto all of them to get into the parks, or will they accept the one loaded on the Six Flags app? Anyone have any experience with this? Thanks for the help!