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Disneyland Resort - 10 visits Knotts Berry Farm - 15 visits Six Flags Magic Mountain - 1 visit Universal Studios Hollywood - 3 visits First Time Visits: Castle Park California's Great America Belmont Park Blackbeard's Family Entertainment Center

Although it would be very difficult, a launched woodie would be really cool to experience. Also, would it be possible to have an inverted wooden coaster?

I enjoy the details put into this. I'm hoping for additions of the water slide tower, wave riders, and the rest of the Midway America section, including Wild Mouse, Wildcat, and Lightning Racers.

I still can't stop thinking about how long this line is gonna be. Insanity! But excellent decision once again Magic Mountain!

Found this today and thought it was very funny and unique.

Every time I ride Ghostrider, I'm thankful they are there, yet they still don't prevent people from colliding shoulders and heads into each other.

I personally think a good amount of SFMM's coasters are underestimated. People notice the huge coasters like X2, Tatsu, Goliath, and so on. I tend to enjoy the older coasters like Ninja, Goldrusher, Viper, and sometimes even Revolution and Colossus. I'd say about half of the coasters seem to be "forgotten".

I haven't heard of that one, my school attends Ayala, Trabuco Hills, Mission Viejo, Riverside, and where ever Championships is this year. Is it still in Fresno?

Wow! Band Geeks like myself! I have been playing trombone since forth grade, continuing through middle school jazz and concert band, and now am a sophomore in the top jazz band and undefeated marching band. I also have picked up baritone and tuba during my high-school band experience. Here's a video of my marching band's show last year titled "Heartbeat", and we were undefeated all year!

I visited on Labor Day to get a last ride on the Maliboomer, and found that it had an hour wait. That is the longest I have ever seen that. I didn't even bother riding, knowing that Supreme Scream is just down the street. Good bye Maliboomer, you will always be remembered.

Nice pictures. That has to be one of the nicest water parks I have ever seen other than Aquatica. Looks like fun.

Are they ever going to open the laughing dragon pizza place again? It would be nice to have something else up on the mountain.

Terrain coasters are the best thing in the world. That looks amazing.

^ Yeah, that seems very strange to me. Why would they get a coaster that they just took out two years ago? Why did they take out Dark Knight?

Quick thought, will they have to clear out the boardwalk games surrounding the sky cabin in order to have room for the new ride's que-line?

What year did Revolution get its over-the-shoulder restraints?

I wonder how many other parks will receive this treatment. I thought it was just mainly for the past paramount parks with all the hanna-barbera lands.

I wish I could have ridden the Sky Cabin once more, but still good to see an update in the park. Looking forward to a new thrill.

Six Flags Magic Mountain Knotts Berry Farm and Soak City Disneyland Resort Universal Studios Hollywood California's Great America Belmont Park Adventure City

Great overviews of the park! I love what Six Flags is offering at this park.

I still got my hopes up for SFMM's Scream! It seems like they need to hold off on the coasters for a while, though I would appreciate a B&M hyper, or a GCI woodie. Knotts has a good variety of flats though too. It would be nice to see the Scrambler again.

1. Log Jammer 2. Jet Stream (SFMM) 3. Journey to Atlantis 4. Jurassic Park 5. Pacific Spin (Knotts Soak City)

Definitely Terminator and Lightning Racers.

Has anyone heard any new news about the colossus referburation? What company will most likely replace the Morgan trains?

Great pictures! I loved Hersheypark, they have a great variety of rides. I thought it was strange when I visited summer '07 that neither of the GCI coaster lines were filled. Both Wildcat and Racers were a walk on all three days I attended. Is that normal, or was I just lucky?