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That may be even better than 'dick rock falls' at Kentucky Kingdom. It might not be quite as anatomically correct, but DRF sprays people...

My ignorant from the outside looking in perspective thinks this would be a great investment. It certainly seemed to work out well for other parks. It transformed CW, and KI has been packed to the point of unenjoyment during our last few Haunt visits.

Weird.

That view actually looks a lot less obnoxious. I like it.

SFSTL... The Boss, please. In the real, though. I've never seen "quieter" being used as a word to amp up excitement on a roller coaster.

How is Skyline Attractions still in business?

After riding Dragster over the years, my only ride in 2019 was enough.

I'm more sad about the realization of how fast time is moving. I was 22 when this opened. I was stoked for the day I might make it out to SFGadv, which happened in 2019. Even though I wasn't a big fan of the ride, Ka a significant icon of the coaster war era. The other signs of the times were Taki and hair gel advertisements... We can just forget about those.

Or anywhere...?

That looks great. Thanks for all the updates.

Thanks for the pictures.

I can't be mad about that. You're not wrong.

Screamscape reported that a toilet has been removed in one of the bathrooms. Someone spotted an American Standard box in the storage lot, but there are no pictures yet. Hopefully there will be an announcement soon.

The type 2 diabetes gods have spared you.

I'm glad Herschend is putting their stamp on the park in a big way this time around.

Valravn is the dive coaster I'm most familiar with and it seems to eat lines pretty quick.

Good.

That sucks, since it seems like a roller coaster for all ages.

"Underwhelming after riding XX coaster."

With all of the exciting developments around Six Flags parks, I can't wait to see what comes our way! Hopefully more kitchen equipment!

So I guess this is where we are in society.

I tightened my lug nuts today preparing for the 2025 season. What are you guys doing to prepare? No pictures. Sorry. Do you think we'll get a new chef with the kitchen equipment?

What a shit show. That seems borderline unethical, or at least just shitty business practice.

Disney is rolling back their DEI programs. Do you do your homework and make sure you don't buy products manufactured or produced in those states? It will be challenging, but it might be a good idea for anyone who shares your values. Purchasing a one day pass at Disney isn't much different than buying a membership from Chewy. Your tax dollars are ultimately going back to the state and local government.