prozach626

I'm getting pumped for the 2024 season so I can ride Joker in June when the park goes to full operating hours. I also wanted to hype my daughter up to ride the carousel. Carousels are fun rides for the whole family. I can't believe there aren't any recent videos of it. Anyway, I was looking for testing videos for both and I couldn't find any. I must not be searching right. My youtube account kept showing me videos of a roller coaster called All American Tripple Loop at a small regional park called Indiana Beach.

I've always had luck going the first week of full operations. Meaning Mon-Sun 10am-10pm.

Step 1: spray chemicals Step 2: load trains half empty Result: More wait and more uncomfortable ride. I miss those days.

It bothers me that people think the locker situation was unplanned, regardless of what the park says. They're going to make money off of you however they can do it. It's business. Pay an employee to help with free locker confusion vs. make money on locker rentals.

Those are massive.

Sounds like every other season at SFSTL.

So their vertical construction of the ride itself looks nearly complete. Meanwhile, at our carousel....

*reported* crimes

Looks like Patriot at Indiana Beach should be opening this year. I wonder if it will open before the carousel. I think the timeline for it to get disassembled, shipped, refurbished, and reconstructed at Indiana Beach was shorter. All of that, yet Carousel didn't even kill anyone.

Unless the plan included making everyone pay for lockers.

I usually carry a heavy steel bracket in my cargo shorts, so I get your point.

This is the problem.

I'm actually really surprised people are voting yes, if I'm being completely honest.

I wouldn't bury my head in electronics while riding public transportation.

Paintball park coming in 2025.

It will be a hard pass from my four year old, unfortunately.

Maybe an RMC launched lift hill will fix the reliability issues.

Snoopy's Soap Box Racers testing I like the color scheme and graphics on the train.

Hah. I'm conflicted on how you got in, but that's funny. Thank you for your story and your service.

She'll be 42 by next year for sure. She's tall and lean. But, she's in the "afraid of everything" stage when it comes to roller coasters and log flumes. She even went through a phase where she was afraid of tunnels. The two roller skaters we went on made her terrified of roller coasters. Those things are epic pieces of shit, so she thinks all of them are "too bumpy" now. She's riding Rookie Racer this year. She may not want to, but she is. My dad made me ride the Ninja and look where we are now.

I've heard 5-years-old is about the perfect age for Disney. This year, we've planned Pensacola and back to Holiday World. She doesn't ride roller coasters. I only want to go once to check it off the list. I'm pretty sure children's services gets involved if you have a middle class salary and don't visit once. Thoughts?

Anyone ever stay at the Kings Mill resort?

I didn't know there was a DC character named Quantum Accelerator.

Where's the "who cares" selection?

I would get out of CA as soon as possible. A lot of people are, but they're taking the same mindsets and habits with them that wrecked the state. It's mighty suspicious. Regardless, MM seemed like a place with great attractions, but was generally a shithole in 2012 when we went. From the outside looking in, it seems to have grown equally in both areas. There's a slim to none chance of us ever returning.