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I don't think the vertical loop is necessarily on it's way out, it's just not as popular as it used to be because of newer, more interesting looking elements that have come out in the last few years. I just think that we probably won't see one on an RMC because of the rides' structures. Manufacturers like B&M and Intamin and other ones still make coasters with vertical loops, just maybe not as often. As for OTSRs, I don't think those will completely die off either, but I'm still glad that we're starting to see fewer coasters with them .

Granted, but only enough storage for one more app. I wish V2 at SFGAm would use the holding brake again.

Granted, but you're now terrible at RCT3. I wish for this wish to not be backfired.

-If you have a group of small kids and you are measuring their heights, please do not let them stand directly in front of the ride entrance while doing so. This has happened to me so many times it's not even funny. -Don't yell at the park employees about the high cost of things like food and parking. I totally agree that those things can be ridiculously overpriced, but it's not the employees' fault because they don't set those prices, so don't take your anger out on them.

Both have B&M inverts. Six Flags over Texas and Kings Island.

Granted, but as soon as it's finished, it burns down in a fire. I wish graduation would come faster.

Just wondering, do you guys think that, based on the webcam image, they are ripping out that entire stretch of pavement from Planet Snoopy to the former site of the Mad Mouse bathrooms? If so, I think it's great because that is the worst stretch of pavement in the entire park in my opinion (lots of cracks and a bit bumpy), and having it repaved would be much appreciated. Also, it looks like they're starting to clear the land near the volleyball courts.

No wish to backfire. I wish that there were more strata coasters.

There are a lot of good drugs in southern California, this could easily explain some of it.

^ Probably because it shows the giant octopus destroying Xcelerator in the dark ride's concept art. sigh... Gullible GP .

Granted, but you'll get expelled. I wish I had a time machine so I could skip the offseason.

Granted... I changed my mind. I wish Raging Bull didn't have the B&M rattle.

Granted, but every park in the world closes due to lack of attendance. I wish my CP trip next summer would come faster.

Granted, but it only has two coasters: A clone of Goudurix and a Chinese Knock-Off SLC. I wish Goliath at SFGAm was a little longer.

I think that a Triotech dark ride would be a great addition to VF, but they probably wouldn't add one for a few more years since the park has other needs first (new coaster, general improvements, waterpark expansion #2, etc.). If we did get a dark ride, I have no idea what it would be themed to. The only place where I can see them fitting one in is the amphitheater lot, but I'd rather have them use that area for a HUSS Giant Frisbee or some other thrilling flat ride. Also, I noticed on the far right side of the webcam that there is a Wild Thing train still on the transfer track. I wonder why it hasn't been taken off yet.

I knew something like this was coming, but it looks great based on the pictures and description, and it will be a great addition for Knott's. I think it's interesting that we're starting to see more themed attractions at Cedar Fair parks. I'm usually not the biggest fan of theming, but these dark rides seem to really please the GP, so I think they're good investments and will be successful in the long run.

So far, my only Eurofighter is Spongebob Squarepants Rock Bottom Plunge at NU, which I think is a short but very fun ride with a great first drop. I think that the best looking Eurofighter out there is Dare Devil Dive because it has lap bars and a really interesting layout. I wish there were more Eurofighters out there, as a lot of parks could really improve if they got one.

Granted, but this means that their reputations are trading places. Cedar Fair is now the chain enthusiasts poke fun at the most. I wish that Minnesota had another amusement park.

I'm the type of enthusiast that loves roller coasters and thrill rides, and I generally prefer amusement parks over theme parks. I do think that theming can be great, and can really add to a park experience, but it is not necessary for me to enjoy a park/ride. Contrary to most others, I actually enjoy the atmosphere of Cedar Fair and Six Flags parks, even if they are a bit YOLO-ish. I can also appreciate small park charm too, but all in all, I generally prefer a more thrilling experience over a better themed one.

Granted, but it eventually sinks and is lost forever. I wish to be able to skip the lines on all rides at all parks.

Dave Frazier tweeted this picture of a hole in the ground in the construction area. Don't know what it's purpose is though. Maybe it's the beginnings of footers for the slide tower.

Both have B&M sitdowns. Elitch Gardens and Nickelodeon Universe.

Granted, but they take out Boulder Dash to make room for it. I wish I could get a trimless ride on Wild Thing at Valleyfair.