Wumbology

I love this trip report! Lauryn is extremely cute. It's a shame that you encountered quite a few hiccups in your experience. I'm the oldest child of four in my family, so believe me, I've witness those kinds of tantrums at parks. I can't wait to see how your report ends.

Hello, hello, hello, everyone. My name is Wumbology, but if you'd like you can call me Hale. I'm fourteen, and I live right in southwestern Connecticut. Right at the bottom of the little thing that sticks out of Connecticut. So, that would make my home park Rye Playland, only about 10 minutes away, over the border. You know, classic little ghetto-ish park. I do love my Dragon Coaster though. In the other direction, usually every year or two we visit Lake Compounce, which everyone loves. Boulder Dash is probably my favorite coaster, and I love me some Ghost Hunt. And if we drive a little farther up, right on the CT/MA border is Six Flags New England. Unfortunately, on my last visit, (a school trip,) Bizarro was yet to open. Superman: Ride of Steel was definitely my second favorite coaster, so I'm very, very excited to maybe get a chance to see Bizarro this summer. Some of my family's other favorite parks include Hersheypark and Busch Gardens Europe. My park total is up to 13 right now, and my coaster count is currently at 40. I'm working hard on it. I also happen to be a huge Disney Parks fan. I've been to Walt Disney World twice, (most recently, last August,) and I love discussing the Parks and Imagineering. I subscribe to seven Disney podcasts right now. You may find me chatting on MiceChat (as wumbology,) on the Mousetalgia boards (as omnimover,) on the Doombuggies boards (as omnimover.mousetalgia,) or on the WDWRadio boards (as omnimover.) But, you know, I've been reading TPR for the longest time, and I have videos all over my iPod, so I decided to come and join the party. Right around this time of year, when my family winds down our skiing season and the school days are accompanied with rainy, muddy days, I start feeling the off-season blues. I'm happy to have TPR here to sustain me until May!