Superbatboy

Yes, one jumbo joker with extra cheese, a breakfast joker no egg, and a sourdough joker. Ohhhhhh.... and a diet coke

Savages

That's great angle you don't see often. They really have a dangerous job, mad respect for them.

I'm not a local, but from our visit last summer in June the weather was crazy humid. I see you're a Californian too, so the humidity will be quite palpable to you There were also intermittent thunderstorms while we were there, so we had to deal with rides being down. SFOT has an overly cautious T Storm policy, the storm has to be 25-30 miles away before they re-open rides IIRC. There's a Denny's and Subway right across the street. There's also a JB's smokehouse within a mile radius we went to, I thought the food was pretty good.

I like Magnum, it does hurt (especially during the pretzel turn) but the bunny hills make up for it.

Speaking of cost saving, I noticed the original Free Spin had a platform and stairs near the first trim brake. The subsequent models have omitted this. Not sure if it's cost saving measure or if they just deemed it unnecessary. Original at SFFT Joker at Gradv SFOT

^I concur

Awesome pictures! Japan always looks so clean every time I see pictures. Must visit one day!

Yeah, but considering these are all steel coasters one would think the track could be pre-assembled. Then again there's probably a reason they do not do it.. just interesting is all

Definitely a nice addition to Adventuredome

Mayyyyyyybe

The track layout for that red coaster looks similar to X-Flight at SFGAm. From the looks of it, that is X-Flight imposed on a map of CGA How ironic would it be if CGA got a copy of a ride at it's former sister park??? Lol

You would notice something new on a Skyway

^Not surprising, SF did that with Scream at MM as well. Cheap a$$e$

that's what the Fresher's guy said. whenever they decide to paint Tatsu, I hope they keep the 3 colors and not do like they did Scream. but I have a strong feeling they won't and do two colors. Hopefully they'll change the colors altogether to something that won't look like orange and lemon Skittles in a washing machine when it fades.

I find it interesting how they put the track together piece by piece on site, rather than ship whole sections of track (ala B&M, Intamin). I wonder if it's easier/cheaper to ship this way or if it's just the way the structure is designed. So according to the video, looks like it's due to open "shortly after we begin our operating season". Also seems like more things will come to this area of the park in the future

Wow JL going up fast, last year SFGAM was at this same stage of construction in like April.

SFMM would have to have a crazy budget this season to add JL, paint Riddler, revamp Movie Town, AND paint Tatsu. Maybe next year we'll see them paint Tatsu, which will probably be an off year with no major additions.

Adding Zelda Twilight Princess HD and Wind Waker HD to my list, fantastic games.

Craving Wetzel's Pretzels from the mall now

I thnk it's a nice addition to Elitch Gardens, Starflyers add a nice element to park's skylines

The park's skyline looks MUCH better now, so much newness

I guess other than Bosque Magico, parks arent willing to spend the extra cost for the switch station and/or extra car. Not to mention the extra maintenance that probably comes with the switch station.

I wonder if they re-topped it off yet

Maybe they are Gale Force and Catapult which were both delayed.