prozach626

You have Fright Lane. You'll be able to hit all of them with minimal wait, and time to spare. If anything, just stay on the rides for a couple hours when the Haunt starts. 1) The ride lines will die, because everyone will rush to the haunts. 2) By the time you get to the haunts, you'll have no wait with Fright Lane.

You can usually find video of the fight that took place, from social media, but I'm coming up short. Just curious how it went down. Usually a bystander or a semi-involved party always records that shit, with the typical commentary. Unrelated: Do they still have the two-beer limit?

How's the Haunt this year? The weather is getting colder and I'm getting excited about our trip later next month. I would imagine the last weekend before Halloween might be pretty busy, but oh well. Binge day 2022. Why did they get rid of the dude who used to talk shit from the balcony while guests were waiting to enter the park? He was great.

Great report. Thanks for sharing.

I'd rather ride The Boss completely sober for an hour and a half. Anyone else pretty stoked about snow cone weekend next year? They should have the stand on the remaining portions of the go kart track to get some use out of it. I was debating on renewing our season passes for next year, but this event is very persuasive. Good move taking a year off from attractions and focusing on things like this.

............... whatever coaster train your mom is on is the heaviest...... ............................................... . . . . sorry

The world used to be filled with people who didn't post absolute bullshit as if it's fact.

Looks really nice.

Got em

Before entry is denied at 6pm Maybe front row on Adventure Express, for the view. I would say no rows on the latter, since they're for children.

Nah man. They hate us. They have SFSTL urinal cakes and toilet paper. I'm pretty sure they killed the woodworking guy. (Seriously though. Murder jokes aside, he may be dead.)

It's going to be three years. There's no excuse. Coincidentally, we did go to the zoo today. Six Flags wasn't even a consideration. There's no incentive.

Classic and cool, indeed. But, no one (99% of guests) cares. To them, it's just ANOTHER closed ride. Mediocracy over the past 3 years > Pristine when it opens in June, 2024, and stays that way until July, 2024.

This. For every one of the six guests who would care, there would be 10,000 children who would rather have it open and ride it. On behalf of myself and the hundreds of thousands of parents who have been to the park, we'd like to see it open for our kids to ride it, even if it's not pristine. There are plenty of places around the Saint Louis area that focus on actual history and preservation. At best, the horses will be finished and a parent will read the sign about how 'great and historic' the ride is, including how many tens of years it took to refurbish it into a level of acceptable mediocracy. The response will be, "Huh. That's neat." and move on. Teens will trash it again within a few years of eventual opening. On that note, has anyone heard anything about the carousel?

Any word on the carousel?

I'm going to buy an old lap bar for $6,000 so I can keep a piece of trash in my room.

Any news on the carousel?

I've seen 2-3 hour waits at parks for FF, so good luck. Not sure how Fridays are.

Was that part of the original entrance?

Anyone heard anything about the carousel?

Welcome back. Seems like there are several active members who took a break, but are thankfully now returning.

Unless the launch cable is being reworked. I'm curious how far CP will go with this. If they go the LIM route, and stop it there, you don't market that toward non-coaster people. No one will know the difference.

I can't remember. That person is no longer with us, tragically.

I honestly think they should start taking coasters from lesser parks.

You dream, sir. You dream.