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Did you sell out last year too? I feel like I bought my ticket fairly close to the event days.

Invertigo was out of the blue. It was my second favorite at the park, behind FD, so I was actually pretty sad when it was removed, because I only go to ride it a few times, but at least we have Gold Striker now.

Really nice slide complex for them! I was hoping they would get drop capsule slides, these look awesome! The tube slides and family raft slide look great too! Now I'll have to back again to ride these.

The Waiting -- Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Hopefully they'll see a new, large coaster in the next few years with this announcement of CF investing 50 million.

Tuesday's Gone -- Lynyrd Skynyrd

I would go with no.

Near Cincinnati could be pretty good too. You've got KI in your back yard, CP around 4 hours, just about 3 hours to Holiday World, Six Flags St. Louis is just under 6 hours, Dollywood is about 4 and a half, when SFKK opens, it's under 2 hours, Canada's Wonderland is a little over 7 hours if you want to push it, Kennywood is just over 4 hours, and Hersheypark is 7 hours again, if you want to push it. That's 9 major parks all within a good day's drive, that's pretty good.

Sheep -- Pink Floyd

On another topic, I was watching a Mean Streak POV, and if they give it the Iron Horse treatment, there is some serious potential for this ride, it has tons of land that they can work with, it's going to be interesting to see what they come up with if they do decide to give it the Iron Horse treatment. Fingers crossed!

Please don't. Miley Cyrus is bad enough.

So the real question is, does the disk-o count as a credit or not? But if the height requirements are lower, this should be a great addition to the park.

El Toro has a better first drop than most steel coasters, but I'll bet that Outlaw Run has a similar drop to El Toro, so that could certainly be the best around, I'll just have to ride it and see.

^ CP doesn't own much of the land under the lake extending out from the peninsula, so it's unlikely.

I rode it when I was the only person in the train, and the front was actually enjoyable.

Take It to the Limit -- Eagles

^ I hope it's either a drop capsule, or a electromagnetic water coaster, because their water park is amazing, and those are the two major slides that they're missing.

It wasn't Revolution, seriously? I'm pretty sure it was Riddler and Scream that were switched, but I'm not sure which way.

Shine on You Crazy Diamond -- Pink Floyd

What? I can't even, wow. I don't know if I'm impressed, or scared for you.

Knowing SFMM, it's not safe to assume anything until the ride actually reopens. I want to think the park will want to get both rides open as quickly as possible as they are two of the headliners, but I could also see them saying "we've only got one week until Labor Day, and after that we'll be dead until Fright Fest, so if we can't open it this week we can wait until then to have it going again." I would be a bit surprised if Apocalypse isn't ready assuming there isn't more to the problem, but if X2 did break the chain I'd expect it to be a few weeks before the ride reopens. I doubt that the scheduled ERT during WCB plays much into the reopening schedules, but I do hope that if one or both of the rides are unavailable the park will substitute additional attractions to replace them. That happened last year too, when we arrived at the park and were waiting to get in, they told us that the itinerary had been changed and we got ERT on a different ride, I can't remember which ones were changed.

High Hopes -- Pink Floyd

Ok, just some routine summer retracking. Hopefully it opens back up soon.

Have a Cigar -- Pink Floyd

Last year at WCB, wasn't Xcelerator running only one train? Still got quite a few rides on it, even though I got sick and missed the evening ERT.