joeboro

Q-bots your best bet if you feel like spending the money, however, I have never used a Q-bot at sfgadv and have never waited more than 30 mins at worst for a major coaster. If hit the rides at the right time, you should have no problem without Q-bot, but i must say Q-bots are fun to use and definatly free up some time during your visit.

it really depends on if your going on a weekend or weekday, but heres the best way to get on those rides as quick as possible. hit kingda ka first thing when the park opens, as long as it opens when the park does. then continue on to RT and Medusa (early in the morning you should walk onto both) GASM is almost always a walk on so you could pick that up next on your way to the other side of the park. then hopefully not wait too long for chiller, and end with a ride on nitro (the line usually moves rather quickly) of course this schedual is more for a half day at the park, as it seems that you don't plan on staying too long and covering all the coasters. however, if you do stay until closing medusa, chiller, and RT usually have the shortest lines at night.

As far as rides go, i would have to say sfgadv, but as an overall park i really enjoy sfne. i found that park to be one of the cleaner six flags, and one of the most fun.

Although u say that Easter weekend will be packed, what about the Monday after? That's when I'm planning to visit. Also does anyone know if Paramount has a rule against buying season passes from far out of state, since i live in Jersey and will be making the trip up. Thanks.