YoshiFan

Park is very crowded now, Green Lantern almost has a full queue and try have an overflow queue setup. Superman looks to be around 45 minutes. The lot isnt that full but there a ton of buses. I wasn't even in line for 2 minutes before getting cut by a group of kids (waiting for Blackbeards since it is only a 2 cycle wait)

I'm not sure, I know on May 6th, there were at least 30 buses for Physics Day but it wasn't crowded since the park was only open for them (the park was open at 5 for Passholders for Coasters After Dark). Since it is the last Physics Day it may not be as many kids. I would wait to see how crowded it is before deciding to get a Flashpass or not.

Physics Day, lots of school kids during the day. Plus the park is open until 10 and is normally only open until 8 on Friday's so it will probably be crowded since they likely wouldn't stay open later unless they anticipate larger crowds. I could be wrong though since I figured it would be dead today and it sounds like it was the total opposite of that.

I am really surprised to hear it was so crowded today, were there a lot of school groups? I would have never expected that there would be full queues. How long was the wait for Green Lantern?

Dark Knight at Great Adventure

Should be empty, I went on a Wednesday last year in May, almost all rides walk ons. Weekdays in May and June (before school lets out) are almost always empty unless there is an event scheduled.

It was removed at the end of 2009 and is now at Dorney Park in Allentown, PA

The park is closed Monday and Tuesday next week

There are banners all over the fort, and banners and ads in the station. There were 2 sets of old photographs with captions about traveling to the West in the queue. One set of them was removed for the banner. I know it's not the greatest picture of the train, I tried to take a picture quickly before someone said something about having a camera out in the station (that I have seen happen to others even though I always keep the phone in a zippered pocket while on the rides).

Individual rides are expensive, the major coasters are over $7 per ride each and the smaller coasters are around $4.50 - $5.40 each and 1 ride on each of the 6 coasters is going to be around $35 - $38. I'd go with the wristband unless you don't have a lot of time. Atmosfear is a great drop tower and if you like log flumes, Morey's is my favorite after Splash Mountain. It's a very long flume with 2 drops and a small dark ride section.

I have only ridden 5 B&M inverted coasters and I would rank them like this: 1. Talon 2. Dueling Dragons Fire 3. Dueling Dragons Ice 4. Great Bear 5. Batman The Ride (Great Adventure)

Flitzer at Playland's Castaway Cove on Sunday

If it doesn't rain on Friday, I'll get a picture when I go to Coasters After Dark.

Sooperdooperlooper, I don't think most people hate the ride but I think that it is considered average to most people. It's one of my favorite coasters, because it is an overall fun ride and going upside down with just a lapbar is awesome.

January Magic Kingdom Epcot Hollywood Studios Animal Kingdom Islands of Adventure Universal Studios April Great Adventure (3 trips) May Playland's Castaway Cove

I find the final drop to be worse than that other splash. In January, I got completely soaked, more than any other log flume. 6 hours later and my clothes still weren't dry. I'm never sitting in the front row when it's not that warm out without a poncho again.

I didn't realize they changed that, it was always that flip flops and sandals or any shoes without a back could be left in the station.

I'm surprised to hear it was even that many people. I guess with the park being so big that it really spreads out the crowds.

The park was dead today, I was expecting that though since I didn't think most people go to parks on Easter and visit with family and friends. Amazing weather too, sunny and around 80 out. Maybe the forecast of thunderstorms also kept people away. Most rides were walk ons or a very short wait. Kingda Ka was 5 - 10 minutes, Bizarro was a 2 train wait even Superman was a walk on. Nitro was the exception and about an hour wait when I left the park a little after 4:00 (I didn't wait but the line was a little past the 60 minute sign and I heard those signs are accurate when only 1 train is running) but that was because they were only running 1 train, I had ridden earlier in the day with 2 trains running and got 3 rides with no wait.

I have ridden 3 Boomerang coasters Sidewinder at Hershey Sea Serpent at Morey's Zoomerang at Lake Compounce I found Sidewinder to be the worst (hopefully the new trains will improve the ride), Zoomerang to be ok and Sea Serpent to be the best of the 3 and not that rough at all. Also 1 Invertigo, Stinger at Dorney.

The Dark Knight at Great Adventure about 4 hours ago.

It was a great day for coaster riding today, not crowded at all. Kingda Ka was only a 5 minute wiat.

That's too bad they are only unloading and loading from the same area. The tigers were moved to the safari

They are only using the right side of the station, and only the front station so only 1 out of 4 loading areas is being used for boarding (I am guessing unloading is at the back station but I am not sure).

^ The coaster will be open on the 21st It's really awesome of SF to have Green Lantern open just for passholders. It will probably be one of the few times all season it will either be a walk on or a very short wait, especially the Thursday and Friday since even though there will be school trips there, I doubt most kids on their trips will be passholders. How many complaints is SF going to get from non passholders? I can see people getting angry just like at Disney how people staying offsite get angry when they try to go to an attraction during extra magic hours and get annoyed that they aren't allowed to. Regardless, I hope they don't get so many complaints that they stop doing this since I think it is great to reward those who have season passes with ERT.