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Ha, love it. It's kinda your thing for milestone coasters to be crappy anyway.

Oh wow. I love how casual everyone is, but that's probably best around a bear.

I've never seen that, and I've only been in the spring and summer, so I'm going to assume it's a halloween thing. Sounds cool.

Glad you enjoyed Nick Universe; it's a really great park. It's not. It's the same as Spinning Dragons in Kansas City.

You are correct. I've been on two of the four ground-up ones (missed Lightning Rod but not for lack of trying, and Wildfire ...well, I'll get there someday), and they are very smooth. Steel Vengeance and Storm Runner especially have weird transitions that make for a pretty unpredictable ride. I kind of love that, but maybe I just like to be punished....

Oh those are not random. Cedar Creek Pass is Cedar Creek Mine Ride, Strataman's Ridge is Top Thrill Dragster (remember, it's a stratacoaster), Sitnam Point is Rougarou (because it used to be called Mantis), and Fort Sandusky is the fort along the Frontier Trail.

Considering that's one of the worst bottlenecks in the whole park, widening that path like they did for Valley Road would be awesome.

Poodles

Hmm, well, I posted on Friday that I bought it day one, so probably I bought the first one in May 2010 but have just started playing it now. That seems most likely.

That's a cool story. I haven't heard of this place previously, but it seems like every little town in Pennsylvania had an amusement park at some point. A cool unique dark ride would be great, and I know people in this area would go for it just based on the many conversations I overheard at Dorney about how it was better when it was family owned.

Photopass is a fun perk. Love the couple who are asleep on Incredicoaster. Less thrilled about the guy flashing a white power sign behind you in the last photo.

Wait, wait, wait. You think that at the meeting where they decided to fill in a LAKE, someone said, "Oh crap, we would have to think up a new name though" and then everyone else was like "Well, that's off the table then"?

House of the Rising Sun

Nice report of a fantastic park. I don't think it's too negative really, just realistic. Wonder Woman does have questionably low capacity. Looking forward to that ride when we go next spring, but it'll definitely be the first stop of the day hopefully to limit that wait.

But the Red Sox... Oh yeah man, haven't forgotten about them. This year's series can suck it.

Outlaw Run. It's a good month when I ride something better than Outlaw Run.

It's that time again! Another season is coming to a close, and maybe you're going to a holiday event but most of us are looking to next year now. What are your plans? This will be a big year for us: Definitely: Silver Dollar City Six Flags St. Louis Probably: Belmont Park Disney California Adventure Disneyland Knott's Berry Farm Morgan's Wonderland Sea World San Antonio Sea World San Diego Six Flags Fiesta Texas Six Flags Magic Mountain Six Flags over Texas ZDT's Possibly: Frontier City Indiana Beach Legoland California Six Flags Great America Worlds of Fun

I really doubt they would drain the lake. It sits at a low point in the park and whatever they put there would be prone to flooding. I mean, there's a reason there's a lake there. They didn't make that.

They're going to have millions of acres. I'm looking forward to taking the Knott's train to Big Bear Lake!

That's more than a rumour. Our bus driver announced today that Lost River would be closing after this weekend to be rebuilt and would reopen in a year and a half.

^ That's a fun find. That's right. I'll take a liberty sandwich and freedom fries because America. Still proud of her. Just a little embarrassed now too.

Arrivaderci is one on one.

Nice! With properly low expectations, you really can have a Six Flags day!