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#400- Nighthawk: The Worlds first Flying Coaster

It was the Only ride that Opened in 1946. Just a Train ride and shops

Vortex @ Carowinds Coaster #408

Do you think it will be an Easter theme? I loved that movie. Way better than Despicable Me

I don't think S&S makes wooden coasters anymore.

Maybe It's themed to David Sunflower Seeds

Thanks. I have 1 more question: Are there any good fast food places near SFMM? Please don't mention In N' Out.

Agreed, also unsafe on the bridge over the track, that thing shakes with a lot of people on it They aren't going to remove the Go Karts. This is Six Flags, Not Cedar Fair.

These are some good questions. Real Quick though I recommend getting the platinum flash pass with x2 and YOLOcoaster add on. You do not have to put what time you want to rude. I did all the rides yesterday twice (covered under flashpass) twice yesterday is a span from 11:00 to 6:00 How else am I gonna get all coasters in 1 Day? Plus Revolution, Viper, Riddler, Green Lantern, and Lex Luther all have single rider lines.

This is correct, I believe it's around the middle of the train like row 5 or 6, but I could be wrong. Here's a photo I took today of the xcel trains, the red train had water dummies. Spoke to my manager while talking to coworkers at Monte and he said it'll likely be up by tomorrow or the next day. Things are looking good for WCB. Whew... Is Knott's as big as Carowind's?

The five could also relate to it being the fifth wood coaster in the park. Maybe 5th Longest Wooden Coaster? Or 5th RMC Coaster after New Texas Giant, Iron Rattler, Outlaw Run, Medusa (Rumor), SFGAm's?

2 Quick Questions for a 1st Time Visitor: Does Knott's have a Discount Shop for Magnets and Stuff? Does Silver Bullet have Double Seatbelts? I plan to visit on a Friday, Are all the rides going to be open?

With the Flash Pass are there any rides where they have to ride a ride at a certain time. I ask (oddly?) cause at SFOT, You had to list what time you were going to ride New Texas Giant and I was wondering if the same was true for SFMM? Also is there a good food place near SFMM (Don't Mention In N' Out please)

SFOG Needs to expand their Bugs Bunny area.

Actually 162ft http://rcdb.com/10582.htm

I hate to sound odd, But Six Flags St. Louis needs a Junior Coaster. A Roller Skater/ Miler Junior Coaster even a Mack Young Star would work.

I think every coaster requires a month of testing on average. I might be talking out of my butt. Can anyone else offer info?

A New Coaster typically needs 1 month of testing (Goliath at SFMM) before it can open. Even if it was 100% finished now, It would open in October, maybe 3 weeks before the park closes for the season.

Would be great if they gave it a Riverview Coaster Name. Probably call it Goliath or Apocalypse.

If you plan trips 2-3-4 Years in Advance: Per Example 2014- San Antonio, And 7-8 Days around the East Coaster 2015- Europe (Either Spain, Germany, Or Netherlands depending on Prices) 2016- Trip in the South for maybe 7 Days 2017- Europe (1 Of the countries I did not visit in 2015) And that's the Plan. Europe Every other year.

Maybe some speed slides, I don't think the park offers any currently.

I wanted my 400th to be special. Yes Intimidator is Freaking Awesome (And better than Diamondback) but Nighthawk was the "Worlds First Flying Coaster" and that ranks higher in fame than The Southeast's Tallest coaster.

Nighthawk.

ZacSpins aren't that great. I'd much much much rather have something Like an El Loco that takes up just as much space. An El Loco, Can't we have something smoother? Like a Vekoma SLC