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^ I love Lights, so much. Her stage presence makes me melt. Last concert: The 2010 AP Tour with NeverShoutNever, Hey Monday, The Cab, Every Avenue, The Summer Set. We left before NSN came on, because none of us really liked him, and plus we wanted to meet Cassadee from Hey Monday, and I wanted to meet The Summer Set as well.

I agree that Hershey could pull of a Mega-Lite, since they're planning on trying to re-route Park Blvd and expand over to where the old golf course/country club is. But honestly, I'd rather see Hershey try something "bigger", if you catch my drift. I honestly could only really see a park with a lower amount of coasters getting these, compared to a park like Cedar Point or any of the larger Six Flags parks. I think Dollywood could pull one off, and I think Magic Springs or Wild Adventures could too. It seems like it's a type of coaster that could easily fit in a park like one of those.

No one's dead, no ones *severely* hurt, no severe damage (from what we can see) has been done. Find the cause, fix it, and prevent it from happening again. Isn't it as simple as that? At least in my eyes it is. I didn't know something as minor as this could spark a blame war against Holiday Park or Intamin. Maybe if you know, the ride pulled a Final Destination and people fell to their deaths, that would be different. But they didn't, so maybe we should just calm down and let the people who need to handle it, handle it? Rather then having all of these people going on a rampage against something that, in reality, isn't that big of a deal. "Oh my, the wheels CAME OFF the tracks!! SCARY! ". Let's not forget, people die in car accidents every day, sometimes trains collide and derail, and occasionally a plane falls from the sky. Probably more dangerous and scary then a minor incident like this on a roller coaster, which is obviously safer then any three of those things. Maybe some of you should gain a little maturity, be thankful no one is hurt, and watch as the park recovers from this, in my eyes, minor incident. Nothing works 100% perfectly.

" A real threat to the population " Isn't it common sense to keep your head straight and back when your about to endure a launch of 120 mph?!?! I don't see why they'd be wasting their time questioning this "incident".

I really, REALLY appreciate everyones replies. Judging from what you guys have to say, hopefully we'll have a great day at the park and the concert. We're seeing All Time Low, and they do have a pretty big fanbase so hopefully that doesnt increase the wait times for most rides, but either way hopefully it'll be worth it. Thank you guys so much! :]

Ok, hi everyone. In a few weeks my friend and I are going to Six Flags America for a concert, well of course beforehand we're going to ride coasters/rides and such. Now the last time I was there was July 2007, and my family and I had a horrible experience when it came to crowds, rides being broken constantly, and the staff were really rude. I've heard that the staff friendliness has improved majorly this year, but I wasn't to sure so I figured I'd ask you guys? Also, it's on a Saturday (August 29th) And I have no clue what crowds are like there on Saturdays, but I figured with the economy the lines wouldnt be too long, but does anyone know how the crowds have been this year? especially for a weekend? If anyone could help me out with any tips or answer my questions, it would be way appreciated. Thanks! :]