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Stay until the park closes for Electric Ocean, don't miss Orca Encounter, try to marathon Electric Eel and Manta when it gets late, get a front row ride on Manta while doing that marathon, and look for a good Taco Shop outside of the park and get a carne asada/California burrito for dinner, you can't miss out on it.

Updating my list after over 2 years: Voyage to the Iron Reef at Knott's Berry Farm (2015) Ninjago: The Ride at Legoland California (2016) GCI Ghost Rider at Knott's (2016) Lightning Rod at Dollywood (2016) Mako at SeaWorld Orlando (2016) Update time. 2017 Drop Line & WhistlePunk Chaser (Dollywood) Hershey's Triple Tower (Hersheypark) InvadR (Busch Gardens Williamsburg) Justice League: Battle for Metropolis (Six Flags Magic Mountain) Submarine Quest (SeaWorld San Diego) 2018 HangTime (Knott's Berry Farm) Electric Eel (SeaWorld San Diego) About to grab Twisted Cyclone, Steel Vengeance, and maybe Incredicoaster later this year.

I had yet to ride a bad B&M, at least until Vortex at Carowinds. Oof.

As a big surprise, GhostRider.

I've watched a recent Incredicoaster testing video and it sounds like they've replaced the old LIMs with brand new LSMs. Here's the video if anyone's interested: [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

Superman and Wonder Woman ride signs at SFOG:

I can't wait for Cedar Point to rename Maverick to Steak Breaker with the opening of Steel Vengeance.

Update time: A: Afterburn B: Batman: The Ride (SFMM) C: Comet (Hersheypark) D: Dragon Challenge E: Expedition Everest F: Fury 325 G: Griffon H: Hurler (Carowinds) I: Intimidator J: Journey to Atlantis (SWO) K: Kumba L: Lightning Rod M: Montu N: Ninja (SFMM) O: P: Phoenix Q: R: Riddler's Revenge S: Skyrush T: Twisted Colossus U: V: Verbolten W: White Lightning X: Xcelerator Y: Z:

My Summer trip vastly helped my coaster count last year. *1- Fury 325 2- Lightning Rod *3- Twisted Colossus *4- Skyrush *5- Phoenix 6- Full Throttle *7- Afterburn 8- Space Mountain (MK) *9- Storm Runner *10- Intimidator * for any new credits

What I'm hoping to hit up this year: Steel Vengeance *Flight of Passage Maverick Storm Chaser The Voyage Lightning Run *Falcon's Fury *Guardians of the Galaxy- Mission: Breakout Top Thrill Dragster Millennium Force Twisted Cyclone Mine Blower Mystic Timbers Thunderbird Raven Incredicoaster HangTime Goliath (SFOG) *Acrophobia Cheetah Hunt Rollin' Thunder Banshee *More S&S tower rides * for any non-coaster rides

Not yet, we have to wait until they can add it as their 20th coaster.

Twisted Colossus -Opened in 2012 as the park's first launched coaster -Includes 2 launches and an intense indoor section -Takes the path of a former coaster for its finale

Just saw this image on the r/rollercoasters page of Reddit, and apparently, the RMC Gwazi rumors are officially dead. Now here comes Aquatrax Gwazi.

RIP Tom Petty

My favorite photo I've taken from my east coast amusement park trip this summer:

I've recently had experiences like this, but I think you would be fine one Tennessee Tornado. It's very short and there's only one moment on the ride where you would slightly lose your vision. Just try it out, the worst that could happen is if the forces make you slightly nauseous, if that's the case and you have the choice to sit at a nearby bench, then the ride isn't for you, but if you do feel the same experience as on Wild Eagle, then you are ready for most of the rest of the park. Take this from a guy who has suffered through Irritable Bowel Syndrome for the past 2 years and has slowly recovered into riding coasters (including intense ones like Lightning Rod and Afterburn).

With Robb's love for classic video game, do you have a favorite video game or arcade game, Kristen?

Definitely: Walt Disney World SeaWorld San Diego Legoland California West Coast Bash (SFMM & Knott's) Dollywood Probably: Universal Orlando Resort SeaWorld Orlando Cedar Point Six Flags Over Georgia

One time when I was in the single rider line for Test Track at Epcot, one of the windows in the Design Studio broke out of nowhere. I think you can still see a window clearer than others in the single rider line and the first Design Room.

This is a great addition, but the name takes me back to the time when I did a new ride survey for the park. At the end of that survey, they recommend to give a name for a future ride, and I actually put down CraZanity, so if you don't like the name of the ride, blame it all on me.

Nothing else needs to be said other than this is the perfect coaster for Knott's.

Just this. If RMC is making low-priced and compact clones, then all smaller parks should order rides like this ASAP.

I'm at a loss for words. It would take so much for RMC to top something like this again. This looks like the best roller coaster in the world.

Intimidator 305 is enough to make me take a long trip to this park, but 20 airtime moments and many more crazy RMC elements? A park has never shot up my bucket list like this ever.