prozach626

I think that's been a problem for a while.

Mule-Go-Round or bust.

We're going to be in Philadelphia prior to going to SFGadv. Where's the best place to grab a cheesesteak?

Is Uber/Lift pretty useful there?

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Oh no Zack, don't go there! Trust me, I'll never go down the rabbit hole. What is likely my favorite park has constructed a kickass hyper, a kickass inverted roller coaster, a kickass GCI, and is now constructing a kickass giga, all in the time we've gotten a 30 year old green and orange boomerang.

I think SFMM has confirmed they're keeping the Zac Spin

It's ironic that after all of these years I'm the one thinking of the realistic possibility of a new addition in the near future and you're leaning toward the more realistic unlikeliness of a significant new addition!

I think the answer is yes. You're also going to have to have an extra 50 feet out and 50 feet back. That might require several extra support beams, concrete footers, and space.

I'm no optimist, but you never know. We don't have too many copy/paste nickle and dime SF options left.

I quit this hobby.

I wish the worst for anyone who has ever overlayed a roller coaster video with cliche rock music.

Maybe the trains need a little more extensive refurbishment. Out of the 20 or so rides I've had in the last few years only only a couple were pretty bumpy. We found out our favorite seat is the 2nd to last. It's pretty smooth and it's a lower seat, which I feel are less rattly. It's also in the back car but it doesn't hold that 2-3 extra train wait that the back row can sometimes hold. I recommend this seat.

I watched a couple quick youtube videos and footers are being poured for the new giga.

Looks like Emily and I have another excuse to get Malnati's.

Thanks for the report! It made me look forward to next month.

This reply is only about two months late, but yes it is. It would be nice if the park got something to draw us out that way. It's a shame that I only check this thread every couple months and I never really miss anything.

What did the FL+ lines look like?

It may effect your plans, but be aware KI is open until midnight on Saturday. You'd get a ton of night rides with FL+. *IF* it were me, I'd do a half day at HW and close Friday out with KK. Sleep in and get your rest to spend Saturday night at KI until 12 with FL+. Get a few hours of sleep and snag a FL+ for CP. You'll need it at CP, but it should be pretty effective on a Sunday. After it's all said and done, sleep like a baby on Sunday night. I'm also a big fan of mid-day 20-30 minute car naps with the AC blasting and the seat back.

If I have any question if it will be worth it or not I wait until noon to make the call. Hit the big rides around that time to get the best perspective. If I find wait times more than 15 or so minutes I go for it. The park will usually only get more crowded at that point. I'm personally a pretty big fan of using FL+ when most others wouldn't want to. When waits are relatively short, as in 15-20 minutes or so, that makes everything walk-on, which I feel is a great experience. Even if I can save 10 minutes per ride on average it's still worth it. It adds up to a lot of time saved not being wedged between potentially obnoxious people. At CP last Monday a rain storm cleared out the normal CP crowds. We went back to the park at about 2pm and saw Raptor had a 20 minute wait. We bought FL plus even though rides like Maverick were only 20 minutes long. It made everything walk-on. We probably saved the most time with Dragster, as per usual, by avoiding what looked like a 45 minute to an hour wait. Again, we walked right into the station. It's like having the park to yourself. It's not worth it to a lot of people, but that's the experience we go for. It gives us plenty of time to do our own thing. We like to just kind of drift around, relax, enjoy the park, and of course..... ride whatever the hell we want whenever the hell we want to do it!

I would personally aim for Sunday. At KI, FL+ even on a Saturday will be great. Enjoy minimal waits.

I don't see anything other than him stating pretty basic knowledge of his home park. He's familiar with Powder Keg and he's correcting misinformation. Maybe we should just go on talking about how Maxx Force's launch system is the first of its kind in North America? Just chill... and no one here wants to continue your nerdy conversation about genital size.

That sucks, man. I'd definitely consider the packed lunch option from now on.

Why not just pack some food in a cooler to eliminate the hassle?