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The only Texas park I've visited is SF over Texas, but I always thought Fiesta Texas looked pretty cool--as does their Fright Fest.

Speaking of InvadR going "vertical," I went over the park for a while on Sunday, after Hurricane Matthew had slacked off. Brace yourselves for another InvadR update. Let's take the train as usual, shall we? Little footers lined up somewhere behind LeScoot, the log flume. This is where you'll . . . . . . take the tunnel! This curious looking concrete slab is still serving as a table for the crew's water jug. Here it is from the other side. This structure is probably the station, but I can't confirm that at the moment. There's a smaller "shed like" structure nearby. Station? Barn? Hard to say at this point. But what's that on the left? Yes, we can indeed confirm "verticalness." Here's a closer look. Here's what you can see from the Alpengeist bridge. Perhaps another tunnel? Here's another look at the construction site by the LeScoot entrance--never mind the giant buzz-saw blade. One last look at the newly framed InvadR buildings. OK, I lied. Two last looks. That's all for now.

Kumali is a custom layout, and it isn't as "frantic" as other SLCs. But I've yet to ride one since that I thought was worthwhile. I haven't experienced one with the newer trains, though.

Lickinghole 'Til Sunset Session IPA at Busch Gardens last night. I rather liked it. It's not as bitter as your average IPA and quite smooth. Not my favorite, but a good draft beer.

Not "hate"--just sympathy, as you obviously need some sort of psychiatric counseling. I admit to liking Kumali at Flamingoland in the UK, but I haven't ridden it since 2006.

^Agreed. Post your "embarrassing" park moments in the thread linked above. Thank you.

I'm intrigued by how they tell the story, but could also do without the face licking.

I've never visited this park, but I've heard good things about Rage.

Nope--but I look forward to trying it.

Well id appropriate you not make fun of me. It's really immature. Also its not my fault people cant read simple text. oh by the way...as i forgot to say....no one actually sits down and reads all of the Terms of Service on anything! online or in real life! People,including me,just skim quickly and hit the little square and move on...come on admit it you've done it too. Yet the Terms of Service are there, and you should abide by them once they're brought to your attention. That being said, there's far too much "backseat moderating" going on in this thread. Thank you. As for your question, my favorite park is Tokyo DisneySea. They could add nothing new there for the next decade, and I would visit it every year if I could. That place is spectacular. My least favorite would have to be Mt. Olympus in the Wisconsin Dells. I've visited that place once and have absolutely no desire to return.

Looks like fun. Always pleased when a park decides to tackle Halloween.

The shed is going to be a gift shop that your forced to walk through Then the lessons of Disney will be well learned.

^I reckon it'll depend on what's in "the shed."

Founders Dirty Bastard Scotch Style Ale I'm rather fond of this stuff, and it has quite a kick (8.5 percent).

I've been intrigued by this park since first hearing about it on TPR, but I haven't been up to that part of Oregon in years.

I think Center of the Universe's Chin Music Amber Lager is OK (nothing special), but that's all that I've tried. There are better breweries in the state (such as Alewerks and Virginia Beer Company in Williamsburg).

Jake should know better than to mess around with ninjas.

Die, Monster, Die! (1965)

Farup Sommerland

Great video--I'm a fan of these Premier launched rides.

Hey, I can't help it if I'm lucky. Looking forward to your report.

The world's most terrifying candy bar!

Yomiuriland (Japan)

^The old X was dumb, but in a rather endearing way.

Replacing it with corn dog stand would be a distinct improvement.