KoasterDan

I know I'm kind of late to the whole weird substance that hits people in the face on El Toro, I think it was either sand or dirt that's been getting kicked up from the ground. When I rode it earlier in August, it didn't hurt, which is why I doubt it's wood chips, or anything like that. It more felt like I was getting hit by sprinkling rain, except it wasn't wet. I got some of whatever it is in my mouth and spit it out after the ride.

^Loves RCT3. vEnjoys long walks on the beach.

Yes. Snuck into a movie?

Talon at Dorney Park. A pretty good B&M if I do say so myself.

It's been nice and sunny for the past few days. But I'm so sunburnt

Well SFNE is already the boomerang capital of the world, a third wouldn't hurt.

^ Thinks I'm an alien (am I? I am a ginger) < Is sunburnt v Has ridden a rollercoaster before.

Both of Us- B.O.B. ft. Taylor Swift

I did. I can't find them anywhere anymore. Do you have a bicycle?

Tripping and falling in public. What's worse than being dead?

Having to marathon Rolling Thunder at Six Flags Great Adventure. What's worse than no internet connection?

If we were talking about the overall theme of these rides, The Dark Knight versions are the best. From a coaster standpoint though, it's the Batman: The Ride clones, with a small lead of Batman: The Dark Knight at SFNE.

Chances are a lot of people will be making their last trips to the park, but it shouldn't be as bad as it would on a weekend. I suggest that you start off going to Kingda Ka, then cutting through the animal exhibit and going to El Toro. Those are probably the rides that'll have the biggest lines for most of the day. If you are staying all day, I suggest taking the skyway to the other side of the park, so that you can do Nitro and Batman, before the crowds thicken on that side of the park. Superman will ultimately have a slow moving line no matter when you go, unless you were to go to it first thing, which I wouldn't suggest. Save Green Lantern and Superman until later in the day, like around 6 or 7, and by then the lines for those shouldn't be to bad, maybe 30 minutes. Sorry I can't help out too much, I've only visited a few times. Regardless, have a Six Flags day!

No. Do you have/had a MySpace?

1st- The Great Chase at Six Flags New England 50th- Nitro at Six Flags Great Adventure Possible Cedar Point trip for 2013, so I need to ride 41 more coasters to reach 100. Trying to find parks on the way there and back, maybe I'll visit Kings Island while I'm out there.

The leg guards that were added on didn't so much hurt me, they just irritated my legs. They were rubbing against them the whole time. Maybe I should slide my legs in a little more?

Is she 53 inches in shoes or without shoes? If she is without shoes, she might be tall enough, and if she is bring her to guest relations. They give special wristbands according to height, so that she doesn't get turned away on one ride, but allowed on another because different people will check height in different ways.

Bizarro or Goliath? I shall call it BIZLIATH!

^I know what you mean. My dad won't go through it because he doesn't want anything to happen to his car. I think it will be less of a theme project, and more of a new layout of the driving path, along with moving some of the animal areas.

What makes people think that clue is a safari reference. That clue makes me think dark ride. I forgot if it was the GM or President, but according to a Great Adventure fan site moderator, he talked to one of those people who said they were changing the Safari from a car drive version, to a tour guide version, sort of like the one at Animal Kingdom, but I don't think it'll be as themed.

Wow, I can't believe some of the people in this world. Throwing a punch because you can't use the single rider line... pathetic. I think that the single rider line could be great for Bizarro, because I often see empty seats, but they need to decide if they are going to use it full time, or make people wait until the station. If you have to wait through the regular queue, you might as well pick your favorite seat, at least that's my opinion on it. One ride I think would definitely benefit from a single rider queue would be batman. They have a two sided exit staircase for some reason, so why not use one side for single riders. A lot of groups aren't filling the entire row, either because they are a group of 3 or they are more than 4, so they break up into two rows.

Going to a park on vacation, but it closes due to storms. What's worse than getting stapled on a coaster?

I stayed there too!

I would cry if SFNE ever got a coaster like Leviathan, but there's not enough space. The park has very little space left to expand.

Granted, but as you go to buy your tickets you fall in a hole and aren't rescued until after the drawing. I wish I could live in the back row of El Toro while it was running.