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^Yeah it's called Polly-O Twisters or something like that. All the Pandemonium's in the chain are sponsored by Polly-O and have wraps and signs like on the fort at GAdv.

All of GCB is being rethemed to DC Universe. The two flats there are going to be renamed to Wonder Women (Grinder's Gearworks) and The Flash (Atom Smasher). I wonder how RR will fit into this, will it stay apart of the Movie District?

It looks like the fire wasn't running yet. I saw a video from SFOT that imposes the fire though. Will you be able to see the fire on the ride?

As far as I know, only Houdini and Thunberbolt will be closed. TB is getting topper track by RMC.

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SFNE Online's Facebook page has been uploading pictures from the commercial shoot on GCG. The pictures don't fit on the site so I guess I just have to post the link. I apologize if I'm not supposed to post links. http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=36026&id=192655667438751 It looks really good IMO.

Whoops. Maybe the video wasn't meant to be found... But someone recorded the video it looks like. Its on YouTube too.

I saw this on Vimeo the other day. http://vimeo.com/21412628 (don't know how to embed this type of video) I wonder where this person got the b-roll footage, taken from the commercial shoot... Anyways, this makes NTG look so awesome. I need to go and ride it when it opens. Looks insane. On the reverse POV's you can just see the airtime.

In the local newspaper they did an article about Survivor. But they also included a picture of Cyclone. You can definitely see the topper track in the bottom left corner. And if you want, here's the article. It gives a ton of info on the new show. http://www.masslive.com/news/index.ssf/2011/03/six_flags_new_england_to_add_s.html AGAWAM – Fans of the popular reality TV show “Survivor” have a chance this summer to put what they have learned on the small screen to the test with Six Flags New England’s new stage show, “Survivor Live.” The stage show kicks off Memorial Day weekend at the park’s Rockville Theater. It will run three times daily, except on Tuesdays, through Labor Day. “We are pleased to bring the thrills and excitement of ‘Survivor Live’ to our guests,” said Jason Freeman, Six Flags New England park president. “We predict this show will become an instant crowd favorite.” A joint effort of Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, CBS Consumer Products and RWS and Associates, “Survivor Live” will put park guests’ minds and bodies to the test as audience members compete in contests designed to challenge their endurance, memory and strength. This interactive show features music, choreography, state-of-the-art sets and lavish costumes. “Survivor” is “one of the most popular shows in reality TV history,” said Melissa M. Pinkerton, communications manager for Six Flags New England. “We’re always looking to diversify our entertainment, and adding this cool stage show that people can get involved with is a great addition to the awesome entertainment package we already have.” During each “Survivor Live” show, the audience will be divided into four tribes: Mogo Mogo Tribe, Ulong Tribe, Lopevi Tribe and Kota Tribe. One person will be selected from each to compete in games, and the winner will be eligible for a drawing to win a pair of tickets to see the season finale of “Survivor” live in New York City. “We’re really thrilled about it,” Pinkerton said. “It’s an incredible theatrical piece.” The show will be included in the theme park entrance price. “This is an opportunity for everybody to get on board and be part of a tribe,” Pinkerton said. Six Flags America in Washington, D.C., will present the “Survivor Live” show, too. Survivor, now in its 22nd season on CBS, features contestants who are stranded in a remote location and divided into tribes who compete against one another in various physical and mental challenges. The losing team is forced to vote a member of its own tribe off the island. The goal is to outwit, outplay and outlast the other contestants to be the last person standing and win the title of Sole Survivor and a $1 million prize.

Theres been Rocky Mountain trucks around the park lately. It is indeed topper track. I posted pics of the track somewhere on TPR. I forget where though.

Am I the only one who thinks fire effects on a coaster with wooden supports is a bad idea? Apocalypse, all wood, has fire. I don't think it would be a problem at all.

This picture was taken today at SFNE. Work is definitely going on at Cyclone. You can see more pictures of them installing what looks to be the topper track and some other pictures from the Pet Food Drive here. http://sfneonline.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=212&start=0 It looks like they're just doing the second drop on Cyclone, which is an area that definitely needs it.

Texas Giant Opening Date: April 22nd!

now that would be amazing SFNE Online received pictures earlier today that show the track. Crews have been seen around Cyclone surveying it out. If you want to see two more pictures you can go to SFNE Online. http://sfneonline.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=209&p=4341#p4341 I'm sure if the track on both Rattler and Cyclone are a success then I bet we'll see them on more coasters soon enough!

I have heard that Cyclone at SFNE is getting some topper track. We'll see if that happens.

I don't know, I actually kind of think it will work and be succesful for just this one season. The show is a traveling show and its been put on in other parts of the country. I believe it was at Frontier City, Elitch Gardens, and Darien Lake. I found a short video of it on YouTube, it looks promising...

There was. I think it was called the Island Skipper Tours? It would take you from the Port of Entry to Jurassic Park while giving facts about the other islands. I believe it closed in 2003 because it was sort of useless. I don't know much else about it, I'm sure someone does though.

And from the website: http://www.sixflags.com/newEngland/rides/GothamCityGauntlet.aspx I can't wait for some more details later. This was the long rumored name so its good to see it confirmed!

I didn't know where to put this, in here or the SFMM thread, but I decided here was best. From reading all the comments, you can obviously tell that the GP is extremely confused on what the three new coaster experiences are. One says its Apocalypse, another says there isn't one. I've even read a comment on YouTube that its just the reopening of Deja Vu thats the third coaster. I definitely think that SFMM needs to clarify that Superman: Escape from Krypton, Road Runner Express, and Green Lantern: First Flight are the three new coaster experiences or else theres going to be some pissed off people come Summer time. The new video with the three names at the end obviously isn't enough, especially since their main market is to teens. But I think this takes the cake in those comments...

Makes perfect sense for who's managing Frontier City. http://newsok.com/former-six-flags-execs-to-manage-frontier-city-white-water-bay/article/3535312#ixzz1C60opist Hmmm sounds like they're building up another theme park empire to me.

Whaaat? Lmao how did I not see that? Hahaha. I love riding footless coasters. They're the best kind.

What's wrong with, "lol now its floorless" though? Shortly after ShieKra opened didn't B&M come back in and rework the station so the trains could be floorless?

Does anyone think SFMM is going to take the theming from TGE's Road Runner Express since, coincidentally, thats called Mine Train now? I found this picture in the TPR Index. Big Mike also has a picture of ride sign. http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks/photo.php?pageid=164&linkid=5532

Anyone else see this in the LA Times? Some new revealings are posted! http://www.latimes.com/travel/deals/themeparks/la-trb-six-flags-magic-mountain-roller-coasters-01201117,0,5604411.story

Someone on Facebook posted a video of it snowing while he was in Goliath's station. Looks like heavy, wet snow. http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=178062625558970&oid=67502107124 Other people also posted pictures from inside the park, but I don't want to steal their pictures.