CaptainUnknown

Gone

I'm the small one... Loved it, BTW.

I believe Boo Blasters was a Paramount era addition to those parks. Cedar Fair only debranded it, it was originally Scooby-Doo IIRC. Though it has been rumored that the Point will add an interactive dark ride from TrioTech.

My first ride on TTD during the launch. The first public train of Mt. O's Hades 360. SDC's Wildfire. The first inverting coaster I rode. I'm surprised I was tall enough back then the way I fit in that restraint.

Historically, how popular has this attraction been? The last time I took part in the attraction, I was bored out of my mind. While I respect the history and office of the presidency (regardless of who occupies it), I would rather have been in line for another attraction.

This is Kisses. She fooled everyone and tricked us into thinking she was a loving cat. At least, she's stopped loving me since I've been away from home a lot. Stupid college for making my cat hate me.

Vegas

^Well, Is less than 20 miles away...

It's an inverted Smiler smile logo.Even though I have yet to ride the coaster...or go to Alton Towers...or leave the United States of America... But I still love the logo. I do some Haunt work as a clown and we all know how much clowns love to smile. I inverted the logo because it looks crazier this way.

Other than Dippin' Dots types claiming that pieces of the track have been removed, I've heard nothing. I'm planning on visiting Knott's within the next month or so and am bummed out I won't get to ride Xcelerator. They were probably removed because of dents in the supports and need to be replaced.

Pain

High Roller--Valleyfair But never at Excelsior Amusement Park

This steaming pile of crap. Mt. Olympus

You have no idea how many people I've met who still call Flight Deck, "Top Gun."

Rorschach

Mid-August. AKA waaaaay too long ago. When was the last time you got hungover?

If the park got a rebrand, the population would still refer to it as California's Great America. Many Minnesotans still refer to Nickelodeon Universe as Camp Snoopy, even though the licensing and themeing was dropped nearly a decade ago and replaced. I'm sure some people still refer to it as a Paramount park.

Personally with all of these nearby wildfires I just assumed it was closed because they poured gasoline all over the ride area and excitedly put their insurance company on speed dial. Coming to Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2019:

It'll still make enough bank through the box office and merchandise sales to finance the Fox deal by itself. I plan on seeing it at least three times during its theatrical run. For the record, I saw Force Awakens seven times in theaters.

That's totally happening. LOOP-DEE-LOOP! --Robb Alvey

^With my home park being one with an Intamin Impulse that still uses the holding brake, you can see the track spike sway a bit as the brake engages. A couple of guests have seen this happen and have freaked out and it's amusing every time.

Kraken

It's a shame you didn't get on that paratrooper. That's a story I'd have loved to hear. Also, if I remember correctly about the go-kart tracks, that one with zero elevation changes is one of the best as you have to drift around the turns else you'll crash into the wall or another driver. But Fun Spot Replicant ride ops have to begin and end with the dude that left me locked in the Enterprise on the back side of the ride.

Bankruptcy

Renegade Valleyfair