dylanreich

That train is actually Riddler's train that Great Adventure borrowed for a while when they opened Green Lantern. This is a Green Lantern train and the one currently operating on Riddler. Notice the lime green stripe across the bottom It's called paint.

That train is actually Riddler's train that Great Adventure borrowed for a while when they opened Green Lantern.

Whooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!

It's coming, eventually. They're going to have to as the rest of the country starts to get them. Ninja will probably go IMO. It'd be nice to see them use the mountain as I wish FT had done (which some thought was going to be a giga).

Disney doesn't like saying no to guests. That's when you know it's become a problem they unfortunately have to deal with... They made the right choice, hands down. Hopefully other parks with follow.

Well, Magic Mountain did just add a ferris wheel.

Trust me, somehow you feel like you're letting everyone down if you take a ride off during ERT! Haha.

I'm probably the only one, but I got burned out from riding El Toro 10+ times in a row. That last airtime hill where it's literally trying to throw you out of your seat just got to my stomach.

Lol that's gold. I'm going to have to start saying that.

So can we now speculate what Star Wars rides are coming? And where? What about using the Toontown spot and enclosing it, allowing them to shoot fireworks off of the roof.

Okay, well it'd be nice if you told us why it didn't reopen then.

If I'm every filthy rich I'm just going to offer Disneyland whatever money it takes to bring back/maintain the moving door effect.

I wouldn't hold your breath on that. A lot of us were hoping what turned out to be Full Throttle would be a giga that utilized the terrain available...

How crowded is the park on the 4th? Apparently crowds are pretty light at Great Adventure, so I was optimistically thinking things might be the same at SFMM.

Must be a slow news day.

Supposedly it's there for a commercial shoot. Doesn't mean it's leaving when they're done though.

W.T.F.

Poor operations/low effort in making them smooth rides have nothing to do with safety codes.

I strongly disagree. Very stale. Hopefully they go in another direction.

Or is it just rider perception? Possibly. I know when I have a really fun ride those are the times I would say a coaster was hauling a**.

I have no knowledge on this type of stuff, but why would it get sluggish? By sluggish does that mean run slower than normal somehow?

Ready for part 2!

It's likely she passed out due to heat exhaustion (was it hot?) since I don't think the ride really pulls the g's to knock you out... lol

Working for me! (Chrome). And that song beats Splash Mountain's any day of the week!