Rollercoaster Rider

Same here. I hope SFGAm is getting that too. Looks like Men In Black meets Spiderman.

But "Everyone luuuuuuuuuves Marineland!" Unless your an animal at the park

I'm putting my money on Zamperla. Course I could say that about several parks Zamperla should take over.

But Hersheypark and Cedar Point are?

Then SFMM on Saturday then.

Do Knott's on Thursday and SFMM on Friday. Less people at Knott's and use Platinum Flash Pass at SFMM.

And breaks down every hour like a Windseeker, It's a Windseeker

You count empty seats on coasters while waiting in queue lines (I did that for Boomerang at Wild Adventures)

I don't see why they couldn't have gotten a 200ft Model

Sorry but I like the name Six Flags St. Louis way better than Six Flags Over Mid America. Although the Renaming and re-re-renaming of themed areas was dumb.

What no Waterpark Expansion?

I won't do Six Flags Great America cause Its been done to death Santa's Village 2015- Some Kind of Dark Ride/Funhouse Attraction and 1-2 other used rides 2016- Racing Rapids Reopens after a refurbishment with a new name, new paint, and 2 new attractions 2017- 1-2 new/used Thrill Rides 2018- Gravity Group/GCI Wooden Junior Coaster 2019- Waterpark Expansion Mount Olympus 2015- Indoor Waterpark Expansion 2016- 3-4 Euro style Flat Rides 2017- Parthenon Expansion 2018- Premier Rides Superman Ultimate Flight Clone 2019- Trees?

1. It was 1999. 25 new rides for the 25th anniversary 2. Premier acquired the Six Flags chain, not the other way around.

Time Warner even fumbled during SFOG and that whole 197m lawsuit for not adding Batman- The Ride in 1996.

It's obvious that Six Flags isn't the greatest chain in the planet, But for lasting over 50 years, Is an accomplishment. Anyway, When do you think Six Flags went downhill? Was it Time Warner? Was it Bally? Was it Premier Parks? Jim Reid Anderson? Mark Shapiro? When do you feel Six Flags started to fall? IMO, The time Six Flags fell was in 1998 when Premier took over the park and turned the Six Flags company into a Six Flags franchise and "Flagging" Small Premier Parks and added more clones, Overexpanded the chain/parks, cut staffing, Turning SFMM into a Coaster Park, Acquiring "small properties" to expand them, and turning the parks heavily into promotions with Coca-Cola, AOL, Kodak, Ice Mountain Splash, Deer Park, Arrowhead and others. Anyway, When do you feel Six Flags fell off?

Over Rated- Girls (4 Women who talk about nothing) Under Rated- Switched at Birth (WW2 Drama movies wish they could get this much drama)

Wild Adventures on Saturday.

Out of the Original 8 Six Flags parks, Six Flags Great America is the only park to never have had a Looney Tunes themed/named coaster. SFOT- Wile E. Coyote's SFOG- Wile E. Coyote's SFStL- ACME Gravity Powered Roller Ride SFAW- Taz Texas Tornado SFGAdv- Road Runner Railway SFMM- Road Runner Express SFGAm- NONE SFFT- Road Runner Express

Darien Lake in 1998? They bought the Geauga Lake Hotel in 1999

It would probably draw more people to the stores. Look at Belmont Park.

Sky Whirl at SFGAm Big Dipper at Geauga Lake Eagle Fortress at Everland Old Mill at Kennywood (Everything I've heard sounds like Garfield is an Embarrassment) Rides I never went on: All coasters at Riverview Park Flashback at SFMM (I have been on every coaster type/ride at SFGAm except for Z-Force/Flashback)

Six Flags Over Georgia never had a boomerang either. Edit: A Boomerang style coaster (Boomerang, GIB, Invertigo)

I wouldn't mind keeping Jim Reid Anderson and CFO to make sure the company stays financially better and getting a new CEO to decide attractions (I originally thought Jack Falfas aka Mr. Knott's Berry Farm or the dude that was groomed to replace Kinzel) and park operations.

Wild Thing at Valleyfair (No air whatsoever) Levithan at Canada's Wonderland (No Behemoth)

Does anyone know if Dragon Wagon is open?