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I haven't seen any problems with the Griffon crew this season, but "off days" happen.

That ramp has been shaking ever since they opened that ride.

Williamsburg shook a a bit thanks to that quake near Charlotteville. I imagine there are some freaked out people e-stopped on a few rides at the moment.

I imagine there are some freaked out people e-stopped on a few rides there and at BGW.

^Agreed. The park is gradually posting information about Howl-o-Scream, so why not discuss it? After all, we're already talking about HHN in California and Florida.

I think the person who coined the name "Beautiful Pitviper" probably named this bird, too:

18/20 on the US and Canada 15/20 on Europe. Pretty good scores for me.

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You had me at "fried pies."

I'd say pretty much anytime. I need to explore that castle too, Hanno.

^^Toss in Howl-o-Scream, and you've got one helluva weekend, too.

^Same here, Amy--it's always fun hanging out with you and Joey.

^And will Robert Picardo get to smoke that cigar?

The actor playing the admiral is Robert Picardo from Star Trek: Voyager and an old Joe Dante movie called Matinee.

^Hey, if the croc takes out SeaWorld, maybe they can build that thrill-ride park in its place.

"Los Angeles, California." Thank you for clarifying that movie, so that I wouldn't think it was some other "Los Angeles."

Well, when you're girl says "It's going to be OK" in a SyFy flick, she's toast.

^Actually, he was a Viper pilot on the Battlestar Galactica. Glad I was able to settle this for everyone. There was a small announcement in the Daily Press saying that Mach Tower was officially open: I guess that's all the hoopla we're gonna get, but that's OK. Park guests are just happy that the ride is running, and folks during the "soft opening" on Thursday were enjoying it.

More than likely.

^Hence the use of "Greco-Roman."

^Then following it up with this when members with more experience with Europa call him on his lame comparison:

This is like comparing vintage French wine to Ripple.

I rode one of those at Southport in the UK back in 2006 and it was rather . . . odd (and it smelled a bit musty). I need to hit these New England parks, particularly SFNE and Canobie. Any park with a goofy dark ride that includes not only miners but also mummies and pirates is OK in my book.

I don't see the need for this thread, being as wait times can vary so much over the course of park day. Thread locked for now (but I'll run it by the other moderators).

^Sunday is the last night for Illuminights.