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Oh my that looks awesome! Great location too right on the water.

It looks great! Fresh new paint job as well. Certainly will be a better landing spot than Hard Rock. Have there been any plans released for the rest of the park?

Nice! This will be an awesome coaster. I can't wait to see what else RMC has up their sleeve for next year. Well, we know one other for sure. Cheers to KK for another winner

Wow KK could potentially have 2 amazing airtime machines

Hopefully ones with lap bars and no OTSR's!!

Oh Intamin

Skyrush wait times tend to dip around 2pm as mentioned. Should be 20mins and under for a Saturday. Also Laff Trak takes quite some time with a full line due to low capacity but it is a fun ride. Definitely hit Fahrenheit and back of park first as mentioned.

Bizarro's on-ride music didn't even work when I visited

The lack of airtime on I-305 is the only reason I have Skyrush over it. Other than that though I-305 is nearly perfection, would never go to lengths to say it's a let down! It's magical

Wont they just extend on the base of the footer already poured? Seems like an "easier" fix at this stage in construction

Great photos! I really hope the Dino Alive attractions are removed soon from CF parks. Such a waste of space, among other things.

I don't quite understand how anyone can say SFGAdv has "more" roller coasters. Since Hershey has 13 and GA has 12. I think it was a funny and good trip report however having been to both parks, and mostly all within this particular region, I would say Hershey is the best coaster wise hands down. GA only has El Toro IMO, as the only coaster that may be better than ones at Hershey. I would say Skyrush is nearly equal or slightly less. Nonetheless both are good parks but to say you will not visit Hershey again due to GA being better in terms of coasters, just means one less person in line for any one of our Intamin trio

Why would they add another invert with Volcano already? I'm sure it will be something unique to the rest of the parks collection

I must add not too maintained as well

If they are expanding the water park maybe those stakes are for new water pipelines/ electric, ect....since they are outside the park as you say

I second this. It was truly unexpected and yanked me in a lateral airtime way. Also Wicked Cyclone's stall was very interesting

Give yourself three and a half hours. It might be a little tough getting out of Pittsburgh, and a little tough through Harrisburg, but the rest is super-easy, you're on Interstate 76 for most of the trip. Keep in mind that it's going to be $21-23 USD in tolls both ways. And with the nice 75mph speed limits it should be ever faster

They only repainted the blue supports in 2012 with the new trains as well, they don't seem to do SDL's track. Fahrenheit is next for a new pain job.

^ They just didn't uncheck invisible section yet

I always leave myself a little room then they push down a tad. All depends on the operator

Fridays can be tricky, usually by the afternoon/night it gets packed with families utilizing the preview for their weekend trips. I would hit Laff Trak first and stay at the back end of the park (get Fahrenheit as well) and move into the front of the park after noon. Notice: Hershey has a very good app that is wicked accurate for wait times,I highly recommend downloading it for your visits. I check it daily anyway just to see how the crowds move, quite interesting.

Hershey has really stepped their game up over the last decade or so. I remember going as a small kid before Storm Runner was built, and the construction of Storm Runner is what caused me to become an avid rollercoaster enthusiast. Now here we are 11 years later and the park has 2 top steel coasters, a top wooden coaster, and thrills for every age of the family.

Had special effects that makes people wants to keep riding, resulting in the ride getting the highest..

Hair Raiser--Ocean Park