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Diet Coke. No, I am not on a diet, it was just in my fridge.

I agree with Robb. Who cares what they're calling it? I just hope that this move will be the best move CGA has ever experienced.

Having the dome on Space Mountain be removed. Though, that would be pretty interesting. What's worse CGA closing down?

Thanks. I was just wondering because both of those coasters are known to be very rough.

www.youtube.com/all_comments?v=wTobqW1c0t0 Just posted all of the comments to make life easier for everyone else.

I'm wondering if Viper & Revolution are worth it, meaning are they worth the wait and could they give you a headache. Also, what are the best seats on those coasters?

In my high school, when I told people that CGA was sold and it might be shut down, they were shocked. They were no experts on coasters, but it seemed they wondered why? It's good that it CGA probably will still be in operation. I hope they do build the long-delayed GCI woodie.

The king of all Horrible TV Commercials!

Buy CGA and make it better than Disney World and Cedar Point put together.

A "trimmed" powered coaster that only goes 10 mph. What's worse than people excessively using BIG LETTERS on TPR?

Aqua Dive @ EsselWorld rcdb.com/1626.htm?p=32499 I'm looking for a coaster...

www.mercurynews.com/southbayfootball/ci_18928012?source=rss The Demon removal speculation is now over. Plus, I don't think CGA is going anywhere, the city gets income from it and they are not going to allow the 49ers or JMA to demolish it.

Let's not worry about a Demon removal, we have to worry about all 55 rides closing down! Plus $70 million is nothing for the size of this park.

There goes our hopes for WindSeeker. Though, why would they do this, CGA finally has growing attendance and they're going to sell it. This is a pathetic move in my opinion and I hope this isn't CGA's doom.

This park is amazing. What I would like to see is a screen of the whole park.

Very creative and how long did it take to make this creation?

I wouldn't mind if they ad-wraped the older rides or the less popular ones. But when they ad wrap the nicest coasters (and ruin the El Toro cars) its tacky. I would rather have a ride presented/sponsored by a company/brand instead like what Disney parks do and have the sponsors name on the ride sign and park brochures. But it isn't too much of an annoyance for me, just a minor one. If the ride is awesome I'm going to forget the tackiness of the ad-wrap on the coasters. I thought it was El Gumo. (The Gum in Spanish)

No Have you ever anticipated to go on a roller coaster only to find the coaster closed when you get to it?

SFNE getting Pandemonium by replacing Flashback with it, so instead of "dueling boomerangs", they have dueling Pandemoniums.

Sounds like a GP comment. If Cedar Fair (the owners of Knott's) bought Alabama Adventure it would keep the same name. They didn't turn any of the other parks they acquired into a branch of Knott's. Plus, CF doesn't have the money to buy this park and they probably don't want to. It's going to be a long time until CF buys more parks because of the recent purchase of Paramount Parks. There is a small chance that Six Flags will buy it.

^It's good that Hersheypark is up and running again.

I have nothing against Dom497's opinion, but here's a question that I want to know for those who side with Dom497: Why didn't they build in Knotts?

www.canadaswonderland2012.com/Leviathan.html Whoa, this really does seem like the world's longest break run.

Owning a video of Halloween Haunt with the opening being something that always scares the heck out of you. What's worse than watching a Disk-O, then the whole disk flies off the track and lands on top of you?