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6th wouldn't make much of a difference thus why they run 5. Same with Screamin @ DCA. It's more efficient with 5 trains VS 6. Running 6 trains puts more stress on the launch drive as you have a train launching every 36 seconds.

^That's what I figured. Makes sense to test all trains in the morning.

Dragster's transfer table is in front of the station so the train has to be cycled once to get it to unload. Unless they reversed it into the station in maintenance mode.....

1) Netflix/Hulu 2) Netflix/Hulu 3) 1 or 2 4) Apple TV, WDTV Live 5) About 30% YouTube and 70% Netflix/Hulu.

Love when parks give us behind-the-scenes looks. Thanks for sharing.

With all due respect, That is incorrect. I have personally waited 3 hours for a maze at HHN. Never again though. Simply not worth it. Haunt has its fair share of long lines as well, I agree.

I'll be there early evening tomorrow.

^Perfect. Thanks.

I'm on my way to Vegas for the SEMA show. I plan on stopping into the park to get a ride on El Loco. How much is it?

This!!! I was lucky enough to experience "Alpha" and "Bravo" twice each on the night I went but there was a guest in one of my groups that was throwing objects at the talent. Stupidity seems to be the norm now.......sadly.

I only went to HHN this year because I got free tickets for employee preview night. Universal is too damn crowded and their front of the line option only allows one-time access to each maze and that is simply not a good deal. Knott's Skeleton Key/Fright Lane offers unlimited access which is a MUCH better deal as I like to do each maze 2 times. Don't get me wrong, HHN has high quality mazes but waiting 3 hours for a single maze will deflate anyone's night in a hurry. I'm all for Knott's going for less mazes but higher quality. Infected is a great offering but I agree it does need some modification to allow for a higher capacity. It was an experiment and I think it will be back next year with better capacity. I know that using Soak City for Infected was brought to the table but shot down by Raffi citing logistics issues with getting guests to and from efficiently.

You're not missing out on anything. Still rough as sh*t.

Sure is.

^Or doesn't......

^I opened in Google Chrome and had it translated. Thanks for the link.

^Or how about a 500ft Aqua Trax?

Goliath @ SFMM in a torrential downpour. Felt like being hit in the face with pebbles. Never again. CA Screamin' isn't pleasant either, albeit not as bad as the previously mentioned scenario.

B&M didn't stop making stand-ups. No one is purchasing them. There's a difference.

I as well do not know what it is like taking care of a disabled person but here are my thoughts: -To my knowledge no other parks besides Legoland offer this so I think they should be glad they offered it for as long as they did. -They still offer some pretty good discounts and compensation for escorts. Complimentary Guides & ASL translators is a very nice touch. -At the end of day they need to remember SWSD is running a business. ADA does not stipulate that complimentary admission needs to be given to escorts. Was a nice touch? Absolutely!! Mandatory? No. I understand both sides on this one.

^^Fuji Q's operations are worse than SFMM based on all the TRs I've read.

Yea, not a fan.

I can only imagine how bada$$ this will look if this type of recreation is true.....

The whole TDL resort is ruined! Frozen is popping up everywhere! I'm beyond excited for this.