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This is what my 30th Anniversary Brick is going to look like at SFFT!! I've already purchased it!!!

The amount is based on the type of membership (Gold, Platinum, Diamond, Diamond Elite) and wether or not you paused during the months the park wasn't operating. I found out about it through word of mouth, no notification I'm aware of was sent by the park, although it may appear on the Member Benefits section of the app.

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Got this gift card for $205.92 for not pausing my DE membership during the pandemic!

The Dancing Tamales and three Mexican Men on donkeys were indeed removed. They were the last remnants of the old Fiesta Train ride from the late 60's/early 70's era. It's possible they were removed for political reasons, they were racial stereotypes.

Not yet. I will post updates as they become available.

At the park now! New Diamond Elite VIP Card!! Aquaman update! Turntable should be added just on the other side of the hill! New VIP cards look great! Diamond Elite Members who DID NOT pause their memberships at any time during the pandemic are automatically upgraded! I will follow the progress on Aquaman and post updates as they become available.

^This. Unfortunately, SFSTL seems to be of less importance to SF corporate than other parks in the chain.

SFOT is pushing back Aquaman Power Wave until 2022 as well, even though the ride was basically complete except for the queue and loading station. The reason for this, however, seems perfectly understandable. The new park management has made what, in my opinion, is a wise decision. They're adding the turntable loading station as well as an extra ride vehicle to increase capacity. This involves removing that section of track along with the footers and replacing them with the turntable itself. The loading station also has to be re-designed to accommodate the turntable apparatus. None of this would have been possible if the loading station had already been completed. So yeah, 2022 it is for Aquaman. What doesn't seem perfectly understandable is the delay for Catwoman Whip. The area was already prepared for the ride and the ride parts were already at the park waiting to be installed. Surely this could be done in time for a 2021 opening. SFFT, by contrast, was able to complete Dare Devil Dive which will open this year, I've actually ridden it. I'm not really buying all this financial hardship and revenue flow business with regards to Catwoman Whip. I still believe this ride could have and should have been installed in time for a 2021 opening.

Any word on Catwoman Whip? Specifically, when will they begin construction?

Looks like Aquaman might be getting that turntable and extra car after all!

That's interesting, signage and audio announcements in the park still indicate 2021.

Here are some pics from the Texas Thrillseekers nighttime Cliff Top Tour!!

Here are some pics of the Texas Thrillseekers Behind The Scenes tour of Poltergeist!

Wonder Woman Golden Lasso Coaster at SFFT! That's me in the front seat!

This past Saturday- October 24th, The Texas Thrillseekers were invited on a behind the scenes tour of Superman: Krypton Coaster by park President Jeffrey Siebert! Here are a few photos from that tour.

Here are a few shots of me riding Wave Breaker: The Rescue Coaster with my friend Mike. NOTE: All photos are by Nick Carlos, TTS staff photographer. Wave Breaker is good Intamin family style launched coaster! Those trains look cool! Over the water! Mike's arms weren't long enough to reach the hand grips! lol

Texas Thrillseekers were invited to a special Orca trainer VIP presentation. [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

Here are some photos of the Texas Thrillseekers (TTS) ERT on Texas Stingray during our recent SWSA event. I'm in all of them, I'm the guy with dark hair and glasses. Texas Stingray is possibly the best GCI I've ever been on. The ride is fast and furious with great pacing on all the elements! At the end of the day, Ray Gonzales and the staff at SWSA surprised us with gifts of Texas Stingray wood! It's leftover wood from Texas Stingray made into souvenirs! NOTE: On-ride photos are by TTS staff photographer Nick Carlos. Trains look nice! This would be me! The dispatches were great! Excellent staff! Talk about a cool pic! With Trevor Eitel, head of Texas Thrillseekers! My own piece of Texas Stingray wood! I'm in fourth row on this one! Right behind my friends Mike and Jeff! Back row anyone! What a ride!! With Ray Gonzales, project director for Texas Stingray!

^ Catwoman Whip will be the park's "New For 2021" attraction, so no real surprise as to the lack of construction. Most SF parks are following this same path. Here at Over Texas, Aquaman: Power Wave is very nearly complete save for the queue and splash pool. But it seems that all work on the ride has stopped and won't resume until possibly next year. The only SF park that seems to have completed it's "New For 2020" attraction is Fiesta Texas. Their Dare Devil Dive ride is already operating.

Pics from yesterday! DC themed masks now available! The Joker baby!! Let's see, Joker, Batman, Flash, Superman, Wonder Woman and Justice League!! Awesome!! New Titan shirts! I bought this one!

Some pics I took today. Hand sanitizer stands like these all over the park. A few mask selections were available. I chose this one. It appears that some work had been done on Aquaman. That building off to the left houses the electrical system. The concrete section is part of the water filtration system. Joker was running today. Riddler was down. Catwoman was only loading every other seat. Harley was running at reduced capacity. Aquaman seen from the Oil Derrick. The power building is plainly visable to the right of tower 1. Globe Life Field in the distance. Gold River is still the same condition as before. Texas Giant trains were running at half capacity making for long wait times.