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Ahem! They should skip the Full Throttle idea and theme this ride to the Penguin.

Gee--and all this time, I thought this was a top hat. I will accept that Full Throttle has a bona fide top hat.

^Vampire has a great station--the organ player is a nice touch.

So, he survived Iraq, but a Carnival cruise was too much for him?

I like the Premier coasters, too--especcially the Mr. Freeze rides in Texas and Missouri. So, I'm glad that they decided to go with one for Magic Mountain. But I understand the concerns of others over the ride's potential capacity.

The Haunted House is looking great--especially the voracious bat.

Did you mean September 2 or Next August? That's a long time to wait!!! It's good to plan ahead.

Sometimes, the little things count most of all. It's always good to see a new set of flyers being installed.

I've come across people who are surprised that wooden coasters are still being built.

^The whole "Lady Luck" concept, although I thought it worked well with the Web site, didn't really come together during last year's event. It simply required too much explaining to tie in the houses.

I think this is the most intriguing house because I'm a fan of the classic Universal monsters. Making it a "black-and-white" maze with lightning effects makes sense.

They're forcing Robb and Elissa to move TPR headquarters again? You should totally do you own Haunt--and it should feature Bigfoot, Sharktopus, and Mega Piranha!

The roaming hordes worked well at Howl-o-Scream, so I think it was a good idea to "borrow." Universal should have some fun with it.

I was unaware that Yolo County (near Sacramento) was all that exciting.

With Busch adding Cheetah Hunt and Verbolten, SFDK adding Superman, and the backward redo of the Mr. Freeze rides, we seem to be entering a new era of launched coasters.

The scare zones sound a lot like what BGT did last year with their roaming hordes of zombies.

I guess the "Blue Bus" reference makes him a Doors fan? From "The End"

^I'd like to see that happen.

I was happy to see the Rocketeer helmet--a very underappreciated movie.

^Multiple accounts are not allowed. We'll look into it.

^That would be part of "The American Experience."

^I had forgotten all about poor Jeff. My apologies.

They probably don't have the original Pink Lady there anymore, either. I'm always amused by posters who express a strong a opinion, then call out other posters for not agreeing with it. I'm sorry that you had a less-than-optimum experience at Six Flags Over Texas; however, not everyone shares your view of the park (including me).

Where's Captain Kirk? Oops! Wrong derivative science-fiction franchise there. My bad. Please continue.