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I'm just going to let someone else take this one What do you mean? ::tags in:: He means since there are several versions of this coaster (SFFT, SFGAdv, SFOT, SFNE, SFGAm, etc), the term technically doesn't apply. However, I'd argue that the experience these coasters generate is pretty unique among roller coasters, which means the argument still stands. I guess you could make an argument with Arrow 4Ds and Zac Spins, but I'm not enough of a nerd to remotely care about participating in such a discussion.

Well this year they are putting in as many as you posted asking the question. Three. Hey!! It wasn't me asking the question!

As many as they damn well please. BTW, the submit button works fine the first time, no need to triple post.

He says "What the f@#k?", as in:

You and sixflagsfans3793 would get along swimmingly.

Fortunately there weren't any injuries more serious than a couple fractures. It could've been a lot worse.

It's embarrassing to admit this, but when I first was reading this news, I had envisioned THIS kind of gondola: I was sitting there thinking, "How in the hell is this a feasible option?!" It wasn't until I read Bill's comment that I realized my error. Le sigh...

Would it be insensitive to wave goodbye to them?

If you're ever out here don't hesitate to hit any of us up! I don't really focus my trips and bucket list around specific coasters, but rather areas of the country. I really want to do a Texas trip at some point (SFOT, SFFT, SWSA, etc), and my California trip to visit my sister in San Francisco will knock out CGA, SFDK, and SCBB. Rikki and I are thinking about going to the Netherlands for our honeymoon, so if that happens, Walibi Holland and Efteling are definitely on the agenda.

This thread pleases me.

I agree, love how SFFT has a bunch of flats in one area. I agree, too. SFGAdv did a nice job with the Adventure Alley flat ride expansion in 2012. It seems you're surrounded by flat rides when you stand between that and Lakefront. Flats everywhere!

I don't know, based on the cost analysis provided in the Darien Lake forum, painting coasters is a steal:

There is. Cedar Point just released a photo of it:

What's there to talk about? Person 1: "Hey, did you see there's an immense top hat being built at the moment?" Person 2: "No, I didn't." Person 1: "Well, they're building one. Looks pretty cool." Person 2: "Hmmm. Cool." Person 1: "Yup." ... ... ... Person 1: "So, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?"

This project has become so "New Jersey" that it's funny again after not being funny anymore.

I haven't been on any coasters outside of USA yet. Of those, it's 30/62. 51 of 338, top 16%

40/126. 60 of 338, top 19%. I don't foresee this changing much this year, if at all. We're taking a year off from traveling in order to get rid of the remaining student loan debt we have and cashrolling a wedding.

Yep, you're definitely Danny all right.

Interesting videos, and they all seem like fun concepts, but it appears as if S&S was simply looking for the most innovative ways of transferring the trains to the main track.

Awesome, awesome, awesome report as always. 12/10, would recommend. My only visit to Wildwood was in 2015, and I was limited to about two hours to experience all three piers. I was only able to experience the coasters and the flyers as a result and missed out on all of the other goodness. I'm going to have to rectify that.

Word. There's a reason why McDonald's started offering its breakfast menu all day. It's because breakfast rocks our collective socks. #BrinnerFTW

This thread...

I'm liking the new restaurant additions to Movietown! Glad to see the area starting to bounce back from the dark years. Breakfast sandwiches in the park? Interesting....

^^ That photo is still one of the worst editing jobs I think I've ever seen from an amusement park.

Great pictures! Interesting to see all of the little updates being done throughout the park. Wider pathways FTW.