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^I forgot that you liked this photo.

Flight Deck (CGA) yesterday. One of my employee friends told me that the workers still refer to it as Top Gun.

Quicksilver Express 12 times. Nice family coaster and very spacious.

Inertia Airplane Car (Kaeson Youth Park) aka North Korean Volare.

^Looking good. Though, the top looks like it is 2x2 blocks large, so the tower looks over-supported. Other than, keep up the good work!

^Correct.

Just got back from the season pass night at CGA. It was a nice event and it's great that CGA did this. Some observations: -I rode Vortex, yes I did, during the event and I was the only person on the train after 3 consecutive rides. When I was the only person on the train, it was actually decent. I didn't even need to hold on while in the front row. Though, when I went back on it with a half-full train, it was garbage, as usual. -Gold Striker night rides are great! I prefer night time over day time for Gold Striker. -The line for Gold Striker went down to after the tunnel by the end of the event, so that's the shortest lines I have ever seen for this coaster. -I bought a Gold Striker hat for only $10! It's more comfortable than my El Toro hat. -I rode for the first time in the front seat and it was great. I'm always stuck in the middle rows, so it's nice to finally try out the front. -There was a good amount of enthusiasts in line, some of which I recognized. -Also, congrats to Angry Gumball for his 100th ride on Gold Striker! 2800th post!

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Well, if you want to do the Northeast, I'd recommend doing Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, & Washington DC. These cities have a lot of historical places to go and a lot of tourist traps. Plus, you can do SFNE, SFGAdv, Dorney Park, SFA, and perhaps BGW & KD in that road trip. You can easily spend a week at each of these cities.

30+ parks. Whoa. Well, I give you the best of luck as this is a pretty ambitious road trip.

I went to CGA two days ago and the park has no effect from the NTAG accident.

Nope. Hint: It's not in Asia.

I went to Gilroy Gardens last month and it was a great park. I actually spent the whole day there and got to ride Quicksilver 12 times throughout the day. Can't wait for the next trip report!

^Nope. Hint: It's not in Europe.

^Nope.

I'm about the same height as this topic's poster and I can fit easily onto Intamin Accelerators (lap bars & OTSRs) and I only get a little cramped in Arrow coasters. A trip with those parks will be pretty tough as you would have to travel over a thousand miles (1600 km) for all those parks. How about choosing a region? If it is your first time to America, I'd recommend the northeast (Virginia to Massachusetts) as it has a lot of great cities, great historical sites, and great amusement parks.

He should have no problem doing the ERT event.

There will probably be an employee at the entrance at each ride checking for passes.

Hopefully, there won't be too many passholders coming on Thursday night.

I'm one of the main coasters in my country, though I am not the longest, fastest, or tallest coaster in my country. My manufacturer has built five coasters in my country, including myself. Of those five coasters, I'm the 2nd oldest. Who am I?

Falcon (Duinrell)

Eejanaika (Fuji Q)

I'll try to make it to the Thursday ERT.