Masquerade

Hmmmm.... https://www.ocregister.com/2024/12/11/1000-foot-tall-roller-coaster-about-to-become-a-reality/

Does anyone here know how one might hypothetically be able to acquire a piece of Ka track?

https://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/202412/10627/ Excellent... excellent...

Ban Bet: Ka's top hat remains, but the rest of the new track winds through the newly-razed areas like a roided Pantheon layout with a 700ft. spike. Suck it, Saudi's.

Late report (went early June), but Wildcat's Revenge is one of the greatest coasters ever built. Also nice to ride Comet without the trim breaks for a change.

Surprised this hasn't been posted

T-minus yesterday before a sinkhole swallows Skull Mountain.

.... Coño su madre

I'm always a little scared whenever this thread gets bumped to the top of the page. Glad to hear.

Imagine if American Dream gets a hold of it? lol

I'm sorry, do they find their maintenance staff at a community college for clowns?

Pantheon Dragster is an option. An expensive option with legendary amounts of downtime, but an option.

More theme parks need to go the indoor coaster route (though technically I guess you can call Verbolten one, but this is very dope nonetheless).

South Jersey shouldn't be considered part of the Union.

That's the most progressive metal artwork I've ever seen for a theme park and I say that as a compliment.

A re-enactment of exactly what happened on Pantheon 7/2/22 at approximately 4:10pm: Dispacher - "All clear." *All restraints go up* All riders including me - "What the fuck?!" Dispatcher - "Uh sorry, pressed the wrong button." This was about two cycles after it reopened from maintenance.

I hope the name is like a sequel suffix and not an outright retiring of the words "Splash Mountain."

Well there were zero storms but everything was a walk on. On a Saturday. On a July 4th weekend. Obviously I basked in the non-existent lines (minus like 30 minutes for the water rides), but the last time I saw a major park this empty at this time of year was at Universal Studios FL right before the 2008 crash. Also caught Pantheon right as it re-opened too. That thing is one HELL of a ride, but it could've been my last ever because one of the operators almost dispached our train with the restraints up. Oppressive sun, almost lost a few of the guys from lack of hydration. Festhaus continues to be the default food spot (though one of these days I have to try Trapper's). Entered the park at 11a, left at 4:30p (went out to eat seafood immediately after and hit up some bars at VA Beach as part of a Bachelor weekend). Final tally: Griffon x2, Le Scoot, Alpengeist, Verbolten, Escape From Pompeii, Pantheon. - Biggest Surprise: Pantheon - Most Brutal & Unrelenting: Alpengeist - Perennial Favorite: Verbolten

I personally only know because my parents told me about it. Still a (darkly) funny coincidence though.

I don't think a park known for its haunted house incident should use the tag #FIREAF

Cycling back around: If it's a Saturday on a holiday weekend BUT there's a 30% chance of isolated thunderstorms, is that going to at least slightly decrease crowds or will God's absence be felt?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Can't wait for the inevitable Adam McKay movie.

We live in a godless universe

If the Ghost song doesn't pop up at least once...