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^ It'd be some pretty frigging hefty cosmetic changes. Certainly doesn't help that there's one 4 hours away already. Then again, there's 3 Batman clones between those two cities.

I never claimed I was better than anyone. Stop putting words in my mouth. I simply stated my opinion of the people of NY and Philly. It's your own fault for getting offended.

^^ Darn. We just can't win.

Duh, but they sure as hell weren't talking about Vallejo, either. We're talking towns like Tombstone (yes, it's real), Yuma, Rhyolite, Truth Or Consequences, etc.

I grew up in Howell, NJ, 10 miles from Great Adventure. Now I'm in Vegas working for Cirque.

^ You gotta admit, it sure it fun and entertaining to watch.

#CP2016

I like how they're proving my point about how crappy the people from those cities are. It's beautiful.

^ I like you. We should be friends.

Oooo, good point. Something that size I could see getting thrown up at a ton of parks in the future.

They're decent. The air hose system for the restraints at a permanent installation made me laugh.

Iron Reef, hands down. Ha! No, I'm just kidding. Nobody's that out of touch. Since I haven't been on Twisted Collosus yet (not until this Friday), I'm saying Batman at Fiesta Texas. Cannibal was fun but Batman was insane.

That flyer looks like a fun little ride! Nice original layout that doesn't look boring (Superman).

^ It's actually all a ruse. The ride itself is a motion simulator hidden behind all of the themeing.

I grew up sandwiched between the two. I'm allowed to generalize when I spent 25 years of my life dealing with those people, just like Robb can generalize that SoCal residents are self-entitled pricks, which is also true.

^ I wasn't implying that, though these two dips certainly are. I'm implying that quite a bunch of the NY, Philly crowd are loud, obnoxious, insufferable d-bags. Some of which happen to be criminals.

And he didn't even wear his seat belt. Idiot. As for the "type of people" the park attracts, you can come right out and say it. New York and Philadelphia dingalings.

Because when I think about the wild west, I think of the bay area.

That's the twist. It's simply a lift hill and one drop. Then it brakes, goes inside of a shed, and you watch the rest of the ride on a large screen. Well, that's just an educated guess based on Universal's recent track record.

^ You mean your avatar isn't named after Curtis "Rampage" Jackson?

I can provide gallons of gasoline to light up. Explosives are out of my price range, though. Fire suit, schmire suit. No guts, no glory, Chuck.

That group photo turned out fantastic! I must have missed it on Twitter. Gonna save that one. Also, Laura, you have good taste in Universal rides. Jaws, BTTF, and Backdraft should all still exist.

Ahh, Chi-town. They're known for their (wrong style of) pizza, radioactive-green relish, a tall building, Ditka, and their always well-behaved and recently bathed residents. Wait, I screwed up on that last part.

Dude, wow, chill.

Dude, New Years Eve WCB. At the stroke of midnight Xcelerator launches with tons of pyrotechnics erupting along the launch and up the tower. Just sayin...