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Bring this to me! By lunchtime!

Hmm--I don't think we know enough about what happened or the circumstances behind the accident to determine liability here.

Magnum XL200--Cedar Point

^I liked Wildcat when I first rode it. This was the first year it sported the Millennium Flyer trains, and they'd done some track work, too. But two years ago, it was, well, not good.

^True. If anything Gwazi was worse with the Flyers. I am looking forward to this ride, as I think it will fit in perfectly with the wooded setting of New France. I think the theme is a bit "off," but I'm sure the ride will be enjoyable and that the park will maintain it well.

Lightning Racers called. Unfortunately, so did Wildcat.

Jungle Mouse--Hamanako Pal Pal (Japan)

I think if they themed it to lumberjacks or wendigos, they would've been OK.

^I think the most impressive thing about Flying Dutchman is the queue. The detail they put into it is amazing.

^Jack does great work.

^The secret to having a good day at SFA is to visit in the springtime.

^In general, if you can't keep it your stuff in your pockets, it has to go in a locker. I know that ride ops provide a a one-use fanny pack for Tempesto, as well as a small basket in the station for a few items.

Agreed. It's a very nice looking train.

I really like this park, and I'm especially looking forward to riding Taron.

This has been one of those "under the radar" projects for me--but it has the potential to be a great ride.

OK, that's enough of that. My comment was directed toward the ride, not the movie. Never cared much for that Universal attraction.

I caught Batman v. Superman today. Not a great movie, but there are some amusing scenes. Ben Affleck is surprisingly good as Bruce Wayne/Batman, and Gal Gadot makes a good impression as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman. But there are plot holes you could drive a truck through, and the big finale is yet another CGI crap fest.

Devil's Backbone Vienna Lager While watching Batman v. Superman at the Movie Tavern.

I agree. Zootopia would be a good fit for Animal Kingdom.

You mean Mako?

^I'm sure they'll be "all over it" until if and when it actually happens.

Devil's Backbone (Lexington, Va.) Skull Crushing Ape This is a dark doppelbock that I think got its name due to the distinct aroma of bananas when you open the bottle. It's pretty good stuff, and it's got a nice kick (8%).

Only site admins and moderators can set up "official" park discussion threads. If you want to stir up some discussion about Diggerland, post a photo trip report after you visit the park. Thank you.

This is my reaction to most online April Fool's Day pranks.