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THIS.

This is a private event, it will not be on the parks website. It does NOT coincide with Coaster Enthusiast Day as that will be open to all clubs and season pass holders. Theme Park Review prefers smaller events with OUR people only. As for the shirt, correct, only shirts for Knott's Participants. SFMM was already very expensive and they did not want to provide a shirt.

WESH 2 News Orlando posted a little article about Jaws' last day and Potter replacing it. I found it VERY interesting that the first comment is some random GP complaining that it's not fair that now you'll have to buy a two-day ticket to experience all of Potter.

Yay! New for me credit!!!

^Slow news day.

^Actually Cedar Fair has been doing more and more tests with queue systems and their Fast Lane system has been rolled out at more and more parks. Hope to see a '2.0' version of it this summer!

^But he can't stay awake that long, he'll need a backseat to nap in. Sci-Fi Dine In maybe?

^I can totally picture you in a sleeveless winter one piece pushing the bobsled!

Just reiterating this as fact!

I don't really care much for dark rides, but I just find it fascinating and uplifting to see people that care about a project and are working hard to see it through. It's very inspiring!

^Sharktobat!

Adding this to the next TPR Trip now. Interesting that the bobsled only goes 50mph, the Utah Olympic one is advertised as 80mph.

Well, that's because she assumes that everyone on Earth has read and bowed down to her and her kids books.

There's enough to argue and speculate about in this thread...please NEVER bring up the space issue again. As we have seen and discussed time and time again, space is NEVER an issue!

Bummer you didn't see the giant gator. Skeleton looks awesome though. Do they try and teach you anything? Like how to lean or not kill yourself? I'd much rather do that than the bobsled and just see a helmet in front of me, although they say the bobsled goes faster right?

See, I still think that's different though. Same with our Eejanaika wait. You were waiting around a closed ride for it to open. It wasn't a slowly moving constant seven hour line. It's easy if you can just sit and wait it out. But the idea of waiting for an open ride moving slowly for five hours?!?! Terrible!

Oh man, Ice Bat and Sharktopus partied way too hard. There is going to be some explaining nine months from now.

^There's noodle dishes and fried foods EVERYWHERE. In Tokyo, there's a ton of pictures and plastic displays so you don't need to worry about ordering.

^If you like Disney AT ALL, you have to go to the Tokyo Disney Resort. It's the best of all the Disney's and simply amazing. Other than Disney and what you listed I would say maybe Yomiuriland and Tobu Zoo. What else to do? EVERYTHING!!! Just walk around and head to all the cool areas and you'll see so much. Tokyo and all of Japan really, is my favorite place on earth.

That should be a crazy/weird/cool/fun element for sure! Eh, I bet it won't be as good as Winjas! EDIT - LOL! I love that Robb and I both posted about Winjas at the same time!

Just wait, it gets worse. The terrible things we do for our children (but are usually for us).

Were there ten new SyFy Scinema Saturday movies this year? Seriously though, I don't go to the movies anymore and just read detailed spoilers of the ones I'm interested in. Eventually I see the movies on TV. That may sound weird to people, but I like to read and don't like to waste time and money so this method works well for me!

^There are a LOT of credits in China and China is a huge country, not sure we'd really ever go to this park. We don't really go to 'crappy places'. We go to places that have good credits, and then also visit random crap around them. The only way we'd end up in the Lu'an area is if something really good was put in to that area or maybe if we hit up the Nanjing area in the future when we're really out of stuff to do!

^Tokyo Disney would never have a wait time that bad!

AKA - Not much.