michaellynn4

Jack Rabbit @ Kennywood.

I don't really count, but if I had to make an educated guess, it'd be Nitro.

Great news! Glad to see smaller parks like Fun Spot continue to invest in bigger and better things! Also, for the record, I didn't notice any of the "issues" with the renderings until it was pointed out. If I ever start seriously caring about such innocuous things like that, please push me in front of a train, I surely wouldn't deserve to live anymore.

Glad you had a great time, Boldikus! Sorry I couldn't make it - there had to be a change of plans on my end as too many family events were occurring that day. We'll meet up at some point!

This project has become the physical embodiment of the phrase "I'll believe it when I see it".

Technically Thunder Road. I had to travel to South Carolina for work in the summer of 2014 so I did a quick three-hour visit to Carowinds. Only one side of Thunder Road was running. Didn't realize it only had one more year in its life at the time, so it was kind of cool I could at least enjoy it once before it bit the dust.

I was never truly bummed about needing to skip over SDC and Outlaw Run on my 2013 road trip until I experienced Lightning Rod earlier this month. If only I had that extra day!!

Soooooo true. All of it. This right here. Go home now, nothing else more to say.

Touché , good sir.

Yea, coming from someone who identifies himself as a secular humanist and definitely NOT religious, you should really know what to expect when visiting a park like this. I myself just spent a weekend in Dollywood specifically to attend its Christmas events. Overall I had a blast and am very happy I visited. Sure, the various religious aspects of some of the shows didn't mean anything to me as I didn't identify with them like their primary target audience does, but I never understood how it could make anyone uncomfortable or offended. People all around, religious and non-religious alike, need to be more tolerant and respectful of each others beliefs. FFS, It's not as if anyone at the park tried to force-feed a communion wafer down my throat and yelled at me to find Jesus.

I'm just quoting this because I can basically spit out my window and it'll land in Marlton.

^ That's a good idea. Pocket-sized refreshment at a pocket-sized price!

That's over 22 ounces, by weight, of sugar. Well over a pound of the white stuff just from drinks alone. Please, for your health's sake, drink more water.

So anywhooooooo... Boldikus, I was thinking of making the trip up to the park on Saturday also. I'll let you know if I end up making it in case you want to meet up!

My recent visit to Dollywood a couple weeks ago reinforced how much I think Tennessee Tornado is elevated above other Arrow coasters. It's a shame they only got the engineering on their looping coasters down right before they went out of business.

Helix or no, it's still light years better than anything the piers have had in the past. It's a nice step in the right direction.

If it's not open get yourself on Tropical Storm three and a half dozen times.

Haha, it may not have been your intent, but I appreciate the locally-relevant GIF reference! (that's Fox 29 in Philly)

Unfortunately, it's looking like next year will be an off year for me, aside from Six Flags Great Adventure (season pass is already purchased) and maybe a couple Jersey Shore parks. I'm looking to refine the budget in order knock out the remaining debt I have (primary student loans), and some things will have to be sacrificed in order to do so.

I'm not really that surprised. I'm really curious about what the investigation results will be. I was hoping it'd be complete by now, but you can't rush these things.

Looks so much better. I'm a sucker for a sharp blue.