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Looks very good! I like the green and blue "Deja Vu" color scheme as it fits well. My only problem is that helix at the end doesn't look very B&M-like.

I can't wait to see the Menara Maybank model to be built, it is one of Kuala Lumpur's tallest buildings.

Looks very good and this coaster is certainly up to your quality.

Gold Striker.

At least they didn't put nets over the Superman plaza.

This is by far my favorite amusement park article outside of an enthusiast website. At least I don't need to cringe in this article.

How is it possible to add more Takis ads to Skull Mountain?

Full Throttle will have 2 trains and 3 cars.

"Harry Potter is at Disney World." Yeah, no comment needed...

You always show spectacular photos and these did not disappoint. That 2nd photo is definitely my favorite.

This is the best way I've found to ride all the coasters at SFMM: Go on Orient Express first, then ride Tatsu, Superman, & Ninja. Then, go down the hill and ride Riddler & Green Lantern first. Then, you could ride Batman & Apocalypse, though these two rides typically don't have very long lines. After that, you can head over to Colossus, Scream, & Goliath. X2 typically has shorter lines at 3:00pm, so do not rush to X2 in the morning even if it sounds like a good idea. Also, don't forget to ride Lex Luthor & Sky Tower. Full Throttle will not be open at the time you are visiting the park. Also, bring your Discover card for 5% discounts and for early entry to the park (5 minutes before the park opens).

1975 - 1976 Update New for 1975 is the Big Blue Skyway, a chairlift that transports guests from Mining Town to the Playland Monster midway. One of Big Blue Skyway's towers is located next to Pacific Flyer's first drop. In 1975, Rocky Shore Expedition was removed for Terror Mountain, a double looping, double corkscrew roller coaster designed by Arrow Development. Terror Mountain opened in 1976 as the coaster with the most inversions. Terror Mountain's double loop. You can see the old waterways of Rocky Shore Expedition underneath Terror Mountain. This is the end of the 1975 - 1976 update. Thanks for reading and comments are appreciated.

I used to take the $1 bus to SFMM before I got my 2013 gold pass. It's a very good deal and I recommend it to anyone who has a regular pass to SFMM.

From my first visit to SFGAdv a month ago: Pleasant Surprise: Bizarro: I expected an average B&M floorless, but this was really good and was a much better ride than Scream! It's my 2nd favorite B&M after Medusa (SFDK). Dark Knight: It gave me more of a thrill than I expected and the theming was pretty good. Plus, I like the continuous loading in the station. Green Lantern: I expected an average B&M stand-up, but it became my favorite stand-up. I liked it more than Riddler's Revenge as it was much smoother than I expected. Kingda Ka: Many give OK reviews for this one, but I think it is underrated, it's a very good coaster. It's my 2nd favorite coaster at SFGAdv and is very re-ridable. Superman Ultimate Flight: It was more intense than I thought and the pretzel loop was insane in the 7th row. (I'm used to Tatsu's pretzel loop in the first few rows) Houdini's Great Escape: This is such a great family ride. I knew somewhat of Vekoma Madhouses but I didn't know that they would give the illusion of inversions. Unpleasant Surprise: Nitro: It had a very bad case of the rattles and the airtime was OK. I put Nitro at the same level as Goliath (SFMM) until I get a smooth ride on it and I expected much more from Nitro. Sky Screamer: I haven't been on a Sky Screamer for a few months and I expected a little more thrill than the one at SFDK since SFGAdv's Sky Screamer is taller. I got a very subdued ride, though at least I had rather lower expectations to begin with.

Much has changed from almost two months ago from my post above: LEGOLAND California: 21 times Knott's Berry Farm: 5 times Six Flags Magic Mountain: 3 times Six Flags Great Adventure: 1 time Coming Soon: Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk California's Great America Gilroy Gardens Belmont Park Maybe: Six Flags St. Louis Silver Dollar City

I've decided to get a CGA 2013 pass when I'm down in the Bay Area for 5 weeks to check out all this hype. It's going to be good to come back to my first home park.

So, now we have to be creative if we want to give Prudential the middle finger?

If it was still Six Flags Darien Lake, that wouldn't guarantee that Ride of Steel would be rethemed to Bizarro. Many Superman and Medusa coasters at Six Flags parks didn't receive the Bizarro makeover such as SFA's SRoS, which is a clone of the one at Darien Lake.

This is spectacular! I can't wait until the next update.