ytterbiumanalyst

After I went and actually ranked everything for the poll, here's a pseudoscientific way of determining which park has the best top 2 coasters (which is not at all related to which ones I think are the best parks overall): 1. Cedar Point: Millennium Force (1) and Magnum XL-200 (7) = 8 pts. 2. Holiday World: Voyage (6) and Thunderbird (12) = 18 pts. 3. Knoebels: Phoenix (3) and Twister (16) = 19 pts. 4. Hersheypark: Skyrush (4) and Lightning Racer (23) = 27 pts. 5. Kentucky Kingdom: Lightning Run (14) and Storm Chaser (15) = 29 pts. 6. Dollywood: Mystery Mine (10) and Wild Eagle (20) = 30 pts. 7. SF Magic Mountain: Twisted Colossus (13) and Tatsu (22) = 35 pts. 8. SF Great America: Goliath (17) and X-Flight (19) = 36 pts. 9. Kings Island: Diamondback (9) and The Beast (29) = 38 pts. 10T. Disneyland: Space Mountain (11) and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (28) = 39 pts. 10T. SF Great Adventure: El Toro (5) and Nitro (34) = 39 pts.

Yeah, Bill & Bert's has that info. They took a lot of pictures of the literature. I got some KC ribs and used the rest of my tickets on beer.

6/10 Great unless you have to drive. Yellow snow?

Yes, just to be clear: If you have a Platinum pass, it's $20 whether you buy it in advance or at the park. Don't buy in advance if you have a Platinum pass. If you don't have a Platinum pass, it's $20 in advance and $30 at the park. Buy in advance if you don't have a Platinum pass.

Because a 4D coaster based on Galactus would rip a hole in space-time. Six Flags values guest safety. Why aren't fireworks made out of popcorn?

Ask and ye shall receive! Here's mine from 2016 And Bert (bert425) and Bill's (Nrthwnd) from 2017

They are readily available at the park. They cost $20 in advance or if you have a Platinum pass; $30 at the park if you don't have a Platinum pass. So with a pass there's no need to buy them in advance.

I can 100% confirm Dollywood has an infestation of black rat snakes. May 2017 "From Dollywood to Holiwood" trip

Nickelodeon

I'm thinking you may want to make a stop here.

All right, Coastermania itinerary! I had figured it would be stuff in the back of the park. I don't remember Gemini, Magnum, and Skyhawk having long lines that day, so 2 hours of SteVen and Maverick is awesome! Bummed about no Brews & BBQ.... Okay, they have Melt, I'm over it.

Zooropa

I think we've settled on Friday March 16 for Silver Dollar City. Trying to miss opening day lines and opening weekend lines.

Snowfall caused travel misery on rail and roads in France as train services were hit, tailbacks reached record levels around Paris, bus services were halted and lorries were barred from the busiest roads around the capital. Authorities in the greater Paris region of Île-de-France raised the level of their "snow and ice plan" to "three" which meant HGVs were not allowed to circulate on the region's main arteries. Trucks either have to accept detours or stay off the road. Oh wow, seriously? That would never, never fly here. I love France.

Wow, all those trucks seem to be parked. Why is that?

Willy

I hope so. The waterpark is a big draw, and this new slide is actually impressive. I feel like it hasn't nearly drawn the sort of buzz it deserves.

Because a yeti was attacking your school. Why isn't there an actual cash cow, that instead of milk gives you money?

Wow, that looks like a full rebuild. Awesome. Whatever they're doing, it's working. That ride's for real.

That's one I'm particularly looking forward to this summer.

Might I remind everyone that we're getting an AWESOME and unique waterslide in about 3 months?

"Unbelievable" -- Notorious B.I.G.

Ham

Yes, in almost every conceivable way. Except Butterbeer. Have you started watching the Olympics yet?