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I had my hip replaced at 36 a couple of years back. I took most of the next year off, but have had no trouble riding coasters since then. That said, I haven't been on anything with really extreme air time either, and I'm a little worried about hip pressure from rides like Skyrush. Best of luck with your recovery!

Good gravy I hope this is true.

I'd like to know more about this!

Honestly, I'm just stoked to have another dive machine in North America, and even better, closer to my house. Thanks CF!

I did, my daughter and I will be there Friday.

I was there last year and I didn't even realize it was going on(forgot to check the website). I got on most of the coasters and only rilized what was going on when in I could see it in line for Gemini. Cool, thanks. That makes me feel much better.

I'm planning a trip to CP on Saturday, and just got an email about "Point Fest." Has anyone been there during that? How much of a sh#tshow should I be anticipating? I'm hesitant to pre-purchase Fastlane because of weather, and would really appreciate any information. Thanks!

Dang. That would be so freaking awesome.

Dang. Just got into town and was hoping to get on Goliath. I don't suppose anyone knows if Goliath might open tomorrow?

I'm 320 LBS and just fit after being pushed in a little. I can't fit on batman:TR and V2 Thanks, glad to hear that you could ride.

I have yet to hear any horror stories about Goliath restraints, anyone not able to ride due to size? For what it's worth, I'm able to ride everything else I've ever gotten on, but this will be my first RMC.

Any idea what sort of crowd I should expect for tomorrow? I've never done a park on Father's Day before, but I'll be in the area so I figured I may as well. Assuming that they'll be busy, is the Hershey fast-lane-dealie worth the money?

Griffon was down all morning, hopefully it will be working when I go back in an hour. Lots of activity up top, and two stuck trains!

But it's not a hyper, not to mention it has rough elements that a lot of folks enjoy that a RMC treatment could neuter. MA has two loopers, two woodies, and nothing that is a true steel signature. I'd much rather see a hyper than a wingrider, and the park wouldn't exactly be hurting itself by adding a ride with a 54" height requirement.

I still think a megalite or B&M hyper is what this park really needs, but man would I prefer the Intamin, no matter how unlikely it might be. That said, I have been and will be happy with anything as long as the doors open every year!