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When I went to Castles n Coasters, the GP was so hilarious. While in line for Desert Storm, someone would ask the ride op "Can you make this go slower?" every 2 minutes. It was both annoying and funny.

^^ If you're traveling within the city, it's nearly impossible to get around by car. Traffic is horrible. Boston is home to the world's worst drivers with the worst accents. Public transportation is sometimes faster and cheaper, but you may lose your lunch riding it. A lot of the transit workers are a**holes, especially the bus drivers. Also, the MBTA is getting a giant make over. It's currently very VERY confusing. Some subway stations accept tickets only, while others only take tokens, and some are cash only. So if you don't get a visitor pass, don't even buy tokens or tickets in advance. If you get a ticket at one station, you may not be able to use it at other stations. Almost all buses accept cash or tokens, but not tickets. Buses traveling between Dudley Square and Downtown are the only buses that accept tickets, and I doubt you would want to go to Dudley Square, as that is one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in Boston. Visitor passes are accepted everywhere on the MBTA, except the commuter rail. BTW, subway tickets are different from commuter rail tickets. Don't get those two mixed up. The only way to get to SFNE and Canobie Lake Park is by car. Getting to CLP is easy and fast, but it's a two hour drive to SFNE from Boston. I'm not sure about how easy it is getting to Lake Compounce, but I'm guesstimating it is about 3-4 hours.

^ It's $7.50 for one day, $18.00 for three days, and $35.00 for seven days. The three day and seven day passes are ripoffs. Just get a weekly combo plus pass for $18.50. It lasts seven days and has almost all the features of a seven day visitor pass. If you're going to take public transportation, make sure you're up to date with all your shots. The subways and buses here are nortoriously dirty. If there is somewhere with a wheelchair or crutches in your party, don't even bother with public transportation, unless you want to hold up a trolley, subway train, or bus for 5 or more minutes. By the way, if you're ever planning on using public transportation, shoot me a PM. You can always trust a railfan.

^Malden is way better. We got gangster wanna-be's and 10 year old chain smokers.

6/10 Its alright

^ What about me? I'm from Boston! Canobie Lake is not 2 hours away. More like 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic. If you're into trains, I recommend riding the Worcester/Framingham commuter rail line that starts out in South Station. Six bucks gets you 1/3 of the way across the Bay State. There's a LOT of CSX movement on that line. There's Wollaston Beach in Quincy. It's very nice. Ride bus #51 from Forest Hills Station to Reservoir(a.k.a. Cleveland Circle). It takes you through Brookline, a town full of rich b******s. You can also go to Roxbury acting like you're in a white supremacist group. You'll be very popular there. There's also my house. The Cambridge Side Gallaria Mall is pretty cool. If you're into model railroading, Charles Ro is in Malden, just a few miles outside of Boston. It's America's largest Lionel supplier. There's a lot of railfanning to be done in the Boston area. Unless you're into trains and stuff like that, there's not much to see in Boston, except historical sites.

Okay. I got a bushy unibrow.

Fade to Black by Metallica I'm so 80's

Just because I want to... Who ever said men with 13 and a quarter eyes weren't sexy?

I got a little bored and started messing around in Paint. Um, yeah.

I'm already pantless! Wooo!

Vault is the best soda currently in production, but Surge is the best soda ever.

Toxicity by System of a Down

Vault. Vault is the 2nd best soda ever! The best soda ever is Surge, but that was discontinued years ago.

Vault Best soda/energy drink ever!!!

^ I think you just have to be part of a club or something.

^ There are no brakes on a train. So you can't really brake a train while in a loop, unless there are brakes in the loop.

^ Pink < Has to go to some places soon. V Ate his/her "Backspace" key.

No Is your "Delete" button upside down?

Sky Bars Tied for second place are Crunch and Twix.

God, I hate the media! They portray my 2 favorite nonfood related things as dangerous. Trains and roller coasters. First, trains. A few months ago, the local NBC station aired a story on how the control trailer of a train is the most dangerous part of the train when in push mode. Then they give examples that don't show how that part of the train is dangerous. One example is when a train in push mode collided with a car on the tracks and half the train derailed. HELLO!!! IT WOULD HAVE DERAILED EVEN IF IT WAS IN PULL MODE!!! A few nights ago, a news station in Arizona aired a story on how trains are dangerous to pedestrians and people in automobiles. KNOCK KNOCK!!! THEY'RE CALLED SUICIDES AND STUPID PEOPLE! I believe it is against the law to stop a car on railroad tracks. Blame law enforcement for not enforcing the law, not the railroads. Trains can't stop as fast as cars. And I don't believe I need to explain the roller coaster part of my rant. A few days ago, another Arizona news station aired a segment on why roller coasters are dangerous.

6/10 It rhymes, but a bit boring. Sorry.

Great park so far. I'm digging that flyer, just lose one of those rolls. The theming looks good. No advice from me so far.

I just kicked George to Oklahoma during summer. tmbtasbisli

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