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Well, none of the KI coasters made my top 30 list, which shows on how much I enjoyed the coasters there. (Even though the coaster collection isn't that great, in my opinion, the park is very well maintained for a CF park.)

So you want so many people to boycott Revolution for its OTSRs that SFMM would remove it due to its unpopularity?

This trip will get you very exhausted, so I'd suggest a day or two for breaks. I did Holiday World for one day at Kentucky Kingdom the next day and I would not recommend doing both parks in one day. Especially since Holiday World is such a great park, you want to spend as much time there as possible.

If Top Gun/Afterburn was themed to Godzilla, Cedar Fair would have to name it "The Beast"!

I wonder if Canada's wonderland is getting Darien Lake's 'Cuda Falls slides?

Back on the subject... After my additional experience with Cedar Fair due to my trip to the Midwest, I must say that Cedar Fair clearly wins for me. It's apparent to me that CF maintains their parks and coasters much better than SF, have better operations than SF, and is more enjoyable than SF. Now, that doesn't mean Cedar Fair has issues. They have their typical lockers that everyone complains about it, they can have some pretty lousy operations at some of their rides, and CP & KI have some really annoying games people. Though, overall, I would choose Cedar Fair over Six Flags. Now, about CP vs. SFMM. Cedar Point wins by an incredible amount. Much better coasters, much better operations, and the park itself is just so much better than SFMM.

If Lex Luthor happened to be (somehow) built on the front side of the Superman tower, we would probably be sharing the same problems as Zumanjaro. So, don't give California that much credit.

I rode Maverick with my hands up the whole time and had a great time. Heck, I had little headbanging on my first ride.

I enjoyed Mantis. It's my 2nd favorite standup after Riddler and I marathoned it at the end of the night with nobody on it. Though, it doesn't surprise me that it's closing, well at least in its current state, since the ride was a walk-on for the entire day when I was at CP a few weeks ago. It's a good thing I got the credit.

I'd be surprised if Valleyfair gets even a B&M family coaster for 2016.

Remember, kids, all SFGAdv trip reports must start with a buttload of New York City photos. Anyways, it looks like it'll be a nice trip report.

A trip to SFMM isn't complete until you spend time going to the Westfield mall to eat lunch.

Why would you want a B&M hyper when the park already has an Intamin giga? It makes no sense.

California: Xcelerator New Jersey: El Toro Nevada: El Loco Indiana: Voyage Kentucky: Lightning Run Ohio: Maverick Pennsylvania: Ravine Flyer II

Is it your official prediction?

My OFFICIAL final prediction that will happen is that Magnum will sink into Lake Erie next year. It's too bad, it's one of my favorite coasters there.

Does Rolling Thunder's remaining track count as a roller coaster?

I'd be shocked if Fury 325 lowers Nagashima's attendance by one person.

Just because Twisted Colossus is being built doesn't mean the park's quality is getting better. (Though the coaster collection is greatly improved.)

Even though I'm not a fan of SFMM at all, this is enough for me to get a Six Flags membership next year. Well done, SFMM, well done. Also, a HIGH FIVE at SFMM! That's incredible!

Seriously, you actually believe this?

5 PARKS?

Ah jeez, 2 games, 2 parks, 1 thread. This'll be confusing. Well, the parks look nice.

Heck, even a lot of 90s standups are smooth. They just have some headbanging due to the transitions of the coaster. Honestly, Mantis is way smoother than Banshee, Diamondback, and Gatekeeper.