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  1. Hopefully he comes back. Sounds like I need to go out there while things are good.
  2. Hopefully they don't take as long as SFSTL's carousel to refurbish, or you'll be waiting until the 2030's. (That's not an exaggeration)
  3. This is pretty much how I feel about all top tier coasters. For anyone who loses appreciation, I recommend riding less frequently. I have so much more appreciation and get an actual thrill experience out of riding one or two coasters at a park. The other 95% of my day is being with our five-year-old and having a blast screwing around or riding bullshit rides with her. My appreciation for MF revolves around the setting and pure sensation of speed. For me, not every ride needs a lot of forces. I love The Beast, and most of that is just high speed cruising through the woods. I oversaturated my life with roller coasters and parks at one point pre-kid, where I remember calling great rides like Valravn and Cheetah Hunt boring. I have probably averaged as few as 10-15 roller coaster rides a year, with the exception of my 40th CP birthday trip. I love enjoy them all at this point. Yet, none of them are as fun to me anymore as riding a junior roller coaster with Eve.
  4. "Guys, I swear we are still the best even though we're demolishing rides, selling off parks, and closed one of our parks."
  5. I think they'd be just as likely to use it as leverage to drive up the cost of an EPR contract. If they cut ties with WB now, it may cost more to retheme the rides now but save them money in the long term. They're already going to have to retheme a ton of rides, so they might as well rip the Band-Aid off now. I don't foresee them keeping WB.
  6. NOT SO FAST! The upside down launch has spawned Facebook chaos with the question of should launches while in motion continued to be called "launches," or are they technically "boosts?" People were going at it. Full ChatGPT and Google shots fired. I stayed in character with my response of, "Who the fuck cares?" Give it time. It's only been close to two years.......
  7. I'm so jaded that part of me wants everything related to the SF franchise memory burned to the ground, but the Loony Tunes nostalgia would be nice. Dumpster all of the comic book shit, though.
  8. Glad you haven't read some of my responses. For real though, it can be hot as balls hot outside in June. Everyone will be in the water park throughout the afternoon. You'll be able to get a ton of rides in. Get on Good Gravy early though. The families with little ones will fill up the queue quick. If you're OK with being a grown ass man on Gobbler Getaway, I suggest that. It's nothing special, but one of the more well put together and maintained OG Sally dark rides.
  9. Everything will be walk-on if you get there at opening. Start at Raven and make your way one at a time to Thunderbird. The lines also die down during peak water park times. I'm not sure about the rest of the day.
  10. Yeah. I saw that after going back and rereading it. I just didn't update my post.
  11. Yeaaaahhhh, but you're thinking more about this from a Roller Coaster Tycoon aspect on sandbox mode. In reality, they're going to take into consideration things like existing infrastructure for electricity, water lines, and other logistics we're not aware of. I'm not sure if you have kids, but being the father of a not-so-brave kindergartener, I can attest that small slides cater to a larger age range of kids who get bored quickly in lines rather than something like a more thrilling tornado. It doesn't take much more than a few slides for them to have a blast. Meanwhile, while the kids run around the adults can lounge around and slightly relax with a watchful eye nearby.
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