alpengeist04

^^I went to Great Adventure two weeks ago and Nitro was also running great. It went from 9th to 4th on my steel coaster list.

The Amazing Adventures of Spiderman Dudley-Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls Popeye & Bluto's Bilge-Rat Barges Do you see a trend?

On a busy day it's worth it. I rather pay 90 dollars and get on 20-25 rides, than 40 dollars and get on 7 or 8.

Here's the price breakdown for SFGAdv. http://www.lo-qusa.com/flashpass/sfgaps.html

There's a drop off place right before the parking booths. It's on the left hand side, you'll see a sign. Edit: BTW, nice PTR. ...and I agree that the air time on El Toro is about the same intensity as Superman (SFNE), which isn't a bad thing. With that said, I still think the hill over Rolling Thunder is the best moment of airtime I've experienced.

Very weird, SFOT does only have the regular flash pass. ...and how can SFGAm not have it at all?

^Just remember that there's two different Flash passes(Q-bot), the regular and gold. ...and to answer your question, all the big coasters, log flume, and the rapids ride. There may be more, I just can't remember right now. To save a couple minutes, I would print and fill out the registration form. ...and don't forget to take it with you. http://www.lo-qusa.com/flashpass/regform.htm Note: Both SFGAdv. and SFOT registration forms are at the link above.

The only top 3 list that matters to me, is my list. ...but I guess Mitch's is the next best thing. My top 3: 1.El Toro 2.Phoenix 3.Thunderhead/Tremors note: I haven't been on Voyage or Hades, yet.

Sorry to hear that. I went on El Toro 4 times last week and didn't get stapled. It was a snug fit, but not stapled. I was able to fit my hand between the lap bar and my thigh.

I second that, cool idea.

^There are ways to give yourself an inch or two.

I think people should ride the coaster before judging it one way or the other.

Yea BeemerBoy is right, that concept has been around for awhile. I remember seeing some of those pictures a year or two ago.

^Can you please use capital letters and periods, I beg you.

I hate to say it, but the Chiller has more problems than it's worth. I could see it being taken down next year, and a Gerstlauer spinning coaster being put in it's place for 2008 or 2009.

^ I hear ya. But compared to last year, KK is doing very well this year.

Kumba9 and ECZenith, nice try guys. But it's a losing battle at this point, they're just not listening or reading.

^I heard they were running both trains yesterday.

^I'm sure they were told to speed it up with the second train, after Shapiro was there last week.

I have to agree. If it wasn't for El Toro and S:ROS (SFNE), I wouldn't care to go to any Six Flags parks.

Maybe they can make a trade with CF: SFMM for Knott's, cash, and a coaster to be named later.

Check Dollywood's website, I know they are open a good number of days till Christmas. As long as it 40 degrees and above, they will run Thunderhead.

I'll take Flashback, it would make a good lawn ornament.

This thread is really taken a turn for the worst, and I can't believe I contributed to it.

^^^I kinda like the stand-up wooden coaster with Intamin track idea.