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Sounds like a really great spot, especially for the child/family range as well. I could see myself being persuaded into ride that swan boat all day. (By persuaded, all it takes is, "Dad, can we please ride the swan boats again?")

People will make a lot of money on this, regardless if it ever opens or not. Like whoever got the prime demolition contract.

Sounds like a fun day. It seems like parks are really starting to push the envelope of what is considered a family coaster. Drink a Gatorade next time. It's full of chemicals and refined sugar, but the electrolytes may help. I'm assuming you don't carry magnesium, zinc, sodium and/or potassium supplements, like almost no normal person does. (I do at work. lol) I used to think drinking my weight in water would help get rid of headaches, but that can actually flush out your electrolytes. Anyway... just a tip. What's up with the boat ride? That looks pretty chill.

Well done. I like GeisterWölf (Ghost Wolf). Basically the return of Big Bad Wolf from the dead.

Holy shit! I actually see some real food at a park! The chicken looks good, and it doesn't even seem like it's slathered in that much artificial shit. Scrape whatever chemical mix that is off of the beef and that looks somewhat healthy, too. Nice. Thank God for Coke being the equalizer for guests, though. They probably had to install twice as many of those diabetes dispensers to offset nutrition offered elsewhere in the park.

That's a good point. Hard telling what AI will have in store for us, but acting may be as much of a dead end as writing, quicker than we realize. That said, this movie studio is fucking dumb.

It's even more wild when you look across the pathway.

Oh man. I really liked the royal blue on Goliath.

For me: No wooden coasters. Hypers are always hands up. Anything else, I play it by ear. Usually I'll put them up on the first drop, and after that not so much.

That thing is a beast.

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Thanks for motivating me to keep our daughter in private school.

OMFG stop lecturing me. No one said shit about anyone's rights being impeded upon. Take your teacher hat off. You're not going to "save" me from my right to make cautious judgements about certain behavior. You and I do not, nor likely will not, ever see eye to eye. But, that's not good enough for you, which says something about you as well. I don't share all of your values. I'm entitled to that. We're probably both good contributing people who go about life in completely different ways based on the experiences and exposure we have had in our lives. The majority of the world outgrows riding children's rides and shopping carts at some point in time. People outgrew Legos, Ninja Turtles, and Flintstone vitamins. It's not about caring what other people think... It's about your interests following the natural progression of maturing past our childhood desires. It's why you're getting weird looks. If you think this isn't what the majority of parents are thinking then you can't read the room. I'll address the naps, only because you're hyper focused on that topic. Swing shifts, getting up at 5-6am to exercise before parks during trips, and diagnosed legit problems as a result of the former are why I benefit from a ten minute nap. Try alternating between 6a-6p and 6p-6a shifts sometimes multiple times within a few weeks while still having self discipline to wake up early and workout. I haven't had a consistent 9-5 in 13 years, and it slowly exhausts you over time. I hope that explanation is sufficient enough for you.

Yeah. I'm way good with that. Most junior coasters are specifically designed for children. The exception is an adult with their child/relative. It's on the level of seeing a grown man by himself on the playground. Being on a junior roller coaster and having the mindset of, "Yeah, this is kind of fucked up, but I'm going to do it anyway" is way different and more understanding than "Yeah, this is totally normal." If you're going to do it, own it. At least the OP understands this. Don't talk shit on my car naps...

I might read more articles, but someone is getting some money from this half assed project. Again, I'm basing this all off of the one article shared. I wonder who's brother owns the demolition company.

From that article, it sounds like they're going to clear it first and then wait for investors to fully commit. Dumb. Making anything successful there will be challenging.

That's pretty much me on every coaster, anymore.

I suppose that's a start, but there seems to be a ton left to do. Seems like it's still a drawing on a diner napkin. They're still "lining up" people who will develop the sports venue, retail outlets, hotels, and water parks. But hey... they'll have a movie studio in the middle of Mississippi. I've been in a lot of meth houses (BUSINESS, NOT PLEASURE) where they tear out all of the shit in the house as a first step to "remodel it." "Yeah man. We're tearing out all of this shit. We gutted it all. We're going to remodel the whole thing for the dude who owns this place." Hopefully that article just sucks and there are actually solidified projects in the works.

Nah. Childless adults on kiddie coasters is cringe. I forgive you, since there were no children on it. Those car naps tho... I have a hard time living without them anymore. I'm glad you had a fun trip.

By Six Flags STL's standards, opening by 2025 is ahead of schedule.

Sounds like you had a good time. I appreciate the blue circle around the blue circle.

Please let us know how you like Patriot. I hope you have a good time.

ISO Scarowinds tips for Saturday, October 12th. Fastlane/fright lane still worth it, right? Thanks.

You gotta love it when someone just can't help but to weigh in with their specific knowledge... which I can 100% relate to. (Don't talk about nutrition in front of me...)

And here I thought my comment was random.