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The website says opening weekend is March 9-10. I may be in the area the following week, but the website doesn’t show anything about the operating schedule. I’m assuming they’ll be open the next week, but if I buy a pass with the sale and they’re not open I’d be a bit boned. Can I rely on them being open?

I rode Superman last weekend then it started to rain. Then I rode it another 6 times in a row.

ACCURATE!!! But the pain is so worth it once the coaster really gets going! Even if the shin pads hurt too much just remember what peninsula you're on.

Toboggans are fun when you're at the age where you're invincible and could fall down the steps and the only lasting damage is "wow that was embarrassing" That time of my life is long gone.

As long as you can photoshop anything you want is coming to Dorney.

I didn't know they were open when I went.

I don't get why everyone says that El Toro is the greatest wooden coaster on earth. When it's really not. There are several wooden coasters out there that are far superior than El Toro. . . I mean, El Toro isn't "bad" but it really isn't the "greatest woodie on earth." See 1:08

Or just don't hold on

Yeah knowing dorney it probably isn't much other than the new cafe in wwk. Maybe 2019 will be the year. Maybe Cedar Fair will relocate Cedar Point's Woodstock Express to Dorney as a show of sympathy. That's a bit much.

That's pretty amazing. I never thought of that. And SF says Magic Mountain is the "undisputed Thrill Capital of the World” And they don't even have a giant circle?

If I did my research correctly, yes i hate myself enough to research all of this Cedar Point is in first place with 6 roller coasters over 200 feet, while there's a many way tie for second, each having two. That's a pretty good lineup if I said so.

Steel Vengeance is too holy to shorten.

If you can't handle Skyrush, Cocoa Cruiser is nearby and i once waited 45 minutes for it

I may be a little late to the discussion but as a Hersheypark ride operator I can assure you all that this is indeed a coaster

I didn't see Wild Waves running and didn't care to go to Gillian's.

Does anyone care to know whether or not Gale Force has been open in the past few days? I went there this morning and they sent 4 test cycles before closing it.

I was hoping RMC Streak would be open by the end of 2016

I went to Knoebels for the first time since 2015, and the park was just as amazing as I remembered. I also had my first attempt at snapping on the Flyers. I had a pretty good run going before I messed up the timing. I allegedly had a better run at Lake Compounce. Side note, what is Impulse doing there?

Adding height to a ride automatically makes it better?

You'll get 20 rerides on RMC Hurler, and they are pointing out that 20 is better than 4 when it comes to rerides.

That would definitely make me go there. I also noticed how that park has three wooden coasters but only one large steel coaster. I wonder if they struggle with attendance with a ratio like that.

RMC Mean Streak will have 15 wild mouse cars, with the drop track being able to hold 3 at a time. Any word on the interlocking step-up underflips yet?

There's some town called Elysburg that apparently has a pretty good amusement park. It doesn't have a Skydiver so I'm not sure how good it is.

Crowds aren't a known concept.

The upside down T is the symbol for perpendicular. Perpendicular = 90 degrees 90 degree drop. if this takes off like the launched flying coaster or drop track in the shed I'm leaving this website