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The X-Coaster at Magic Springs definitely scared me a bit but nothing compares to Hades 360 failing the restraint check in the station and then the maintenance guy coming with a ratchet and tightening it up again before leaving the station.

LOL! That's awesome!

That's the one. Your move.

A group of people sit in a room and argue.

^Lol, I did the same thing. It was awesome!

The Hunt for Red October?

Phil The Thril!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXyyNbDOe3o

I think the reason for that noise was the fact that the supports weren't connected to the foundations. They simply stood on the ground and were lifted and banged down when a car took one of the hills. Yeah, that would probably be the case. It was a fun little stop for sure.

I remember the mouse made a horrendous banging sound on those last couple bunny hills, and the toboggan is an unforgettable experience. That vertical lift is crazy. I'm surprised we all made it out of Wisconsin alive.

The Girl Next Door? Sorry i forgot to check this. You are correct. Your move.

A student sees much more in his new neighbor than what's on the surface.

Star Wars. Episode 4 to be more specific.

Good times. The pizza was definitely awesome.

64 million well spent. That's his 7th in 4 games.

King Kong?

I'm glad to say I have been to the Dells and survived. Hades 360 is probably the worst coaster I've ridden up to this point, and Hellcat was definitely rough too. Was anyone actually sober that day?

Titanic?

If I remember correctly, they actually scanned our tickets before giving them to us so we could get into the park more smoothly that morning. And I can't remember exactly who it was, might have been the VP of the park, but definitely someone high up, came out to say hi to us as well. Little things like that definitely make a big difference. The park in general was definitely nicer than expected too.

Yeah, I have to 2nd the above opinion. You may be biting off more than you can chew. Your trip as you have planned right now would cover over 3000 miles. This summer, we covered 2000 miles in two weeks on the Texas/Midwest tour, and that was with a bus where we didn't have to drive. I could suggest maybe starting in the Chicago area at Six Flags Great America, and working your way to the DC area and stopping by Cedar Point, Niagara Falls, Knoebels, Hershey Park, SFGAd, Kings Dominion and Busch Gardens Williamsburg. You could stretch it out if you really wanted and do Dollywood and Six Flags Over Georgia, ending the trip in Atlanta. That cuts about 1000 miles off your trip.

Always cool to see reports from less visited parks. Those loops on Texas Tornado are very confusing.

Winner! Your move.

Jungle Twist!

Ok, another clue. A man in control of a bus must be stopped

They gave us awesome gift bags too! Best park I've ever been too. Just beating out Knoebel's.

If you go during the day, it's not very busy at that time in October, but it will be very busy at night during the Halloween Haunt.