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The photo below is of Riddler Revenge at SFOT. It should give you an idea of the footprint of a Giant Discovery.

Some of the tables have cell phone charging stations. They will lone you a charging cable if you don't have one. The air conditioning in here is way better than any of the resteraunts. Ma Hunkle's Chicken is close to the lounge, so I go get my lunch and eat in the lounge and relax awhile. They refill your sports bottle right there in the lounge.

Diamond and Diamond Elite members lounge!! Now open!

^The thing to watch for is construction fencing around Tidal Wave. They've already put fencing around Aquaman in preparation for it's deconstruction. If no fencing around Tidal Wave then it's probably just a refurbishment. If fencing does appear at some point, then it's a fair bet the ride is on it's way out.

The thing to do now is watch for vehicles and/or representatives from whatever company is building the new ride.

They're supposedly re-routing the train tracks in the area as well. Also, both Cloud Bouncer and the 3-Point Challenge are being removed and possibly relocated in order to make way for whatever's coming in.

A park employee just posted on FB. He said that he knew what the park was getting in place of Aquaman. He also said it was going to be the biggest thing the park has ever had, and that we were going to love it. I pointed out to him that the "biggest" thing the park has had so far is Titan, and that nothing of that size would fit in Aquaman's old spot. He replied that by "biggest" he didn't mean size wise. I also pointed out to him that, in terms of popularity, a Mack Power Splash, an RMC Single Rail coaster or even an S&S Air Launch like the one SFGA is getting, would still not qualify as the "biggest" attraction the park has ever had. He said to "stay tuned" and that we were going to love what we are getting.

Water pumps and other salvagable equipment has already been removed from Aquaman. It's possible those parts could be headed to SFSTL.

They were a new type of water ride at the time. The idea of standing on a bridge and getting soaked was pretty new at the time also.

^You could be right, I'll have to do some research. I do remember the name G-Force being used for something.

The one here at SFOT is already in the process of being deconstructed. Our train won't be running for the remainder of the season to make way for the cranes and other equipment coming in. My guess is yours is being removed too, possibly to be replaced by Green Lantern: First Flight from SFMM. SFOT already has an S&S 4D, so we won't be getting that.

^ It was known as G-Force Splashdown during the Right Stuff years.

Aquaman deconstruction begins! [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

Congratulations to Six Flags Over Texas on your 1000th thread page here on Theme Park Review!!!

^Likely a Mack Power Splash. I knew de-construction on Aquaman would have to begin soon to make way for the new ride.

This is shocking! Prayers for the victims.

^ SFFT does.

I suppose it could be some type of lounge for Diamond Elite members. It's the one thing the park doesn't have.

Looks like they've already begun pouring the foundation for the new building to replace the old Lone Star Theater. Concrete already poured

What the "bleep" is a "pistachio park"?!!

^Thank you! I'll pass that on to him.

^ My friend Mike is undergoing treatment for bone spurs in his foot. The Flash Pass helps him avoid having to stand for too long. Especially on busy days.

My Platinum Flash Pass is a part of my monthly membership, so I have it every time I visit the park. As for the theming, I've seen it many times.

My latest SFOT vlog. [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

^ No El Diablo statue.