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Oruga Feliz - Divertido, Mexico

I had the same problem with water when I visited in 2012. The employee just pointed at a vending machine and told me to get water there.

I think that it got a little too close to the Darien Lake thread and got contaminated.

I've always been a huge fan of Talon, Hydra, and Steel Force. Stinger wasn't bad, but I'd much rather ride Laser. I really dislike Possessed. That brake was too painful. As soon as it stopped, I slammed right into the harness. I wouldn't miss it at all if they decided to get rid of it.

I noticed that I never updated my top 5 on my signature like I should have back in April. So, my top woodie now is...

Georgia Scorcher is smooth as glass! Sit down trains would be interesting on Apocalypse, since the theme is somewhat based around the standing trains. Of course, SFA would probably leave all of the references to the standing!

Nothing says knock-off like a useless support! That boomerang knock-off actually doesn't look that bad, but looks can be deceiving.

False (I happen to enjoy Mean Streak very much) The person below me has been to a TPR Bash event.

I had similar feelings when they sold Worlds of Adventure to Cedar Fair. I still think it was the best Six Flags park (who knows though, my opinion could be different now). When they sold it off in the bankruptcy, I wish they would have sold off something else. I really miss having a Six Flags park close by that's actually worth my time (I'm looking at you, America).

I agree. I was so disappointed when they got rid of Laser, especially since I missed riding it by a season.

^ I read that article as well, but I wouldn't say that the business model failed, per say. Times have changed since 1982 (or whenever it was that EPCOT opened), and Disney has had to change since then. Yes, EPCOT does look outdated in some areas, but I know Disney can make it much nicer. I agree with more attractions in the World Pavilion, though. I always thought a coaster would be nice to see back there.

Even then, it'll still open before SFA's!

Honestly, all Thunderhawk needs is a good retracking. Whoever is doing the retracking for Cedar Fair now is doing wonders. What they've done to Blue Streak was practically on a miracle level.

I'm glad that this got brought up. I honestly thought Kentucky was going to be dumb enough to fund this place, but it looks like they've finally noticed that funding it technically is a violation of separation of church and state. Apologies if the "Kentucky being dumb" comment offends anybody from Kentucky. It's not you, it's your state government.

I believe they do open in March because I had looked into going then in the past. It's a really nice park, and I do highly recommend a visit. I'm excited to see what Holiday in the Park will be like there, and I'm definitely hoping to visit in December.

Yep!

I am EXTREMELY happy that my work finally bought me a new computer! The one I was using couldn't do much of anything, and I had to run AutoCAD on it. Now I have a nice and shiny new Lenovo to use! Yay!

Thanks for sharing, Robb! That's one sexy Immelmann! I CANNOT wait to ride this next year!!

One of my favorite coasters in the Six Flags chain. What could it be???

Another one that I don't particular hate, but don't care as much as everyone else is definitely Nitro at SFGAdv. I always thought it was incredibly boring. If it weren't for its horrible rattle, I could easily fall asleep on it.

It's definitely the Vekoma Motorbike. Specifically, the model at Toverland and Chimelong Paradise.

^ I don't think that's what he meant. It sounds like he had an epiphany about ride safety because of the accident. I rode Firehawk and I felt the exact same way! It scared the little poo-poos out of my brothers. The vest felt so loose, I was starting to freak out. I didn't notice this with Firehawk, but the last time I rode it was in 2010. I also didn't notice it with Nighthawk last year. Now that I've ridden all of the Flying Dutchmen, I probably won't ride any of them again.

Huracan - Divertido, Mexico