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Because this isn't Six Flags and Kings Dominion doesn't have to follow what every other park is doing.

What is this gibberish? *checks age* Only 13 more months....

Because China. That's all you need to know.

Should I call that nurse for you now?

Are you actually from the Atlanta Georgia area? If the ride is actually open I would like to go with other coaster enthusiasts if anyone is down for a meetup! I'm from the Atlanta area and definitely down for a meet up. If it makes it into next week I'll likely go next weekend. Weekends are no go for me. I work on the weekends.

Are you actually from the Atlanta Georgia area? If the ride is actually open I would like to go with other coaster enthusiasts if anyone is down for a meetup! I'm from the Atlanta area and definitely down for a meet up.

I'm not sure how well maintained the flats at AA are, but if they're good, and SFOG owns the land, it'd be nice to restore them and move them to Six Flags and White Water to take over the land. It's a win win for everyone, but I have a feeling Six Flags sold the land to another company.

Yes. Tragic day for us when they moved it to Georgia Is it known why they decided to move it from the third park they built to the second park they built? If I had to guess, Six Flags probably realized there was a greater possible ROI at SFOG than at SFStL. It wouldn't surprise me if SFOG made more money yearly than SFStL.

I don't see how anyone can disagree with this statement. It is a very unique ride. I am glad to have ridden it many times! It's pretty neat that besides Batman and Superman, every coaster at the park is unique.

But you're thinking Six Flags would add both a Justice League and a roller coaster in the same year which they wouldn't do. For all we know, they could be expanding Metropolis park out and adding a plaza for Justice League, or they could be replacing the service road that is probably going to be removed for Justice League. Just because the building is going to take up a certain amount of land doesn't mean that they're not doing landscaping, infrastructure, or other stuff to the land not being taken up by Justice League. There's a lot of stuff that has to happen around and under the ride before it can be built.

That's a lot of money by Six Flags standards to be investing into a single park in a single year. We already got a Super Loop.

If that could be a new word filter, that'd be amazing.

^Like I said on YouTube, your log flume video is great, and you showed how awesome a simple log flume can be when you're with a bunch of awesome friends. I think the song added to the experience of the video and made it a lot better than sitting in silence for however long the video was. Thank you for sharing your amazing trip, and please continue to upload more videos of stuff like this because that's what makes your channel that much better than the rest.

What trick? Tell me, I'm going soon and I NEED this! I think it's pulling the seatbelt as tight as possible.

From what I've been to: SFOG: Goliath + Mind Bender BGT: Kumba + Montu CP: Maverick + Millennium Force

To go along with that, it's awesome that Monster Mansion is NOT going away for this addition! Yay to Six Flags for not messing with one awesome dark ride!

It'll be nice to have another high quality dark ride to pair with Monster Mansion to help spread out guests trying to cool down in the Georgia summer heat.

This shouldn't surprise anyone that we're getting Justice League, but I do say that I appreciate Six Flags adding to and updating all the themed sections of the park and not really taking out any huge rides. Sure, it sucked seeing Wheelie, Shake, Rattle, and Roll, and the Bumper Cars go, but at least money is being invested into this park, and there are quality rides that went into their places instead of just empty plots everywhere.

Agreed. It's not that I hate the game, nor did I hate those who play it. However, I have grown to hate the game, and those who play it. My place of employment had 4 people outside (before we opened) all on their phones (which I soon came to find out that they were) trying to catch a Pokemon that was in our building. I opened the door (by mistake) when one of them knocked on it. They asked if they could come in to catch a Pokemon. . . When I explained to them I couldn't let them in due to safety reasons, they started trying to push their way past me to get in the building for the game. That's when I officially came to hate the game, and those who play it. #ItsGoneToFar Trust me, you're not alone in the work craziness. I work at a church which, according to the game, acts as a gym and the other building on property acts as a pokestop. There's kids running around from the surrounding neighborhood because there's also tons of Pokemon as well. I've seen parents looking for their kids because they went down to the creek on my church's property that is down a relatively steep hill. It's sad, and I want to say something about getting off the property because who knows who's hiding in the woods, but the parents wouldn't listen because they don't bother to listen and the kids only care about catching Pokemon, so they wouldn't care even if it was for their safety. Why do they keep coming to my duck pond? Is it this gym thingie you guys are talking about? Fortunately I live a little ways out in the country or I'd probably get more of the morons out here scaring my goats, It's most likely because you have a lot of water Pokemon there that they want, so they go to your pond to catch them.

I'm waiting for coasterbill to bring up Knoebel's pierogis and/or pizza or any other food from there.

Agreed. It's not that I hate the game, nor did I hate those who play it. However, I have grown to hate the game, and those who play it. My place of employment had 4 people outside (before we opened) all on their phones (which I soon came to find out that they were) trying to catch a Pokemon that was in our building. I opened the door (by mistake) when one of them knocked on it. They asked if they could come in to catch a Pokemon. . . When I explained to them I couldn't let them in due to safety reasons, they started trying to push their way past me to get in the building for the game. That's when I officially came to hate the game, and those who play it. #ItsGoneToFar Trust me, you're not alone in the work craziness. I work at a church which, according to the game, acts as a gym and the other building on property acts as a pokestop. There's kids running around from the surrounding neighborhood because there's also tons of Pokemon as well. I've seen parents looking for their kids because they went down to the creek on my church's property that is down a relatively steep hill. It's sad, and I want to say something about getting off the property because who knows who's hiding in the woods, but the parents wouldn't listen because they don't bother to listen and the kids only care about catching Pokemon, so they wouldn't care even if it was for their safety.

They built Matterhorn too. He means that one of those 2 coasters was the first Arrow he ever rode. I think you misinterpreted what this thread is about.

The rides you should play this on, if you absolutely had to play, would probably be the transport rides.

^^^ Thank you for making my day that much better. I needed that laugh.

Well, I heard that Dollywood and SDC make awesome cinnamon bread, and I know this thread will make me very hungry at some point.