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Flitzer at Playland's Castaway Cove

Arrow Arrow Hyper or Vekoma family coaster?

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Lyndyfmythycylcryyturys? Land of Mythical Creatures, with no spaces and every vowel replaced with 'y'

I have plenty of experience in Rehoboth

It was raining all day for the first 2 days. Luckily, I wasn't in Maryland at the time

I just got back from a week-long vacation that included Ocean City, MD, and Ocean City, NJ. I took pictures, most of which being from... wait for it... the amusement parks. Three in total. Starting the amusement parks off with Jolly Roger On Land. The only reason we went here was because of Wildcat. Wildcat at Cedar Point was one of my favorites at the time. Riding Cedar Point's original Wildcat felt no different. For you brake run enthusiasts. Nailed it Next was Jolly Roger at the Pier. In this picture, you see Looping Star, Wildcat's inferior cousin. In 2012, it became my first looping roller coaster. On this trip, it became my sister's first looping coaster. This is the condominium we stayed in. It isn't high enough See? Not high enough After Ocean City, Maryland, we took the ferry to New Jersey. I took many pictures of the sunset, so here's them all at once. Gillian's nicely lit Ferris wheel. So inviting. Too bad we're going to the other amusement park A very enjoyable kiddie ride. Flitzer seemed to be very photogenic during this trip. Such photogenic That moment you realize you compare Millennium Force's intensity with that of the Flitzer Extreme Cyclone wasn't operating while we were there. Double Shot was my favorite ride there My sister, however, was too scared to ride it. Tropical Storm was a close second. Gravitron was eh. There was a dog wandering throughout the park in the three days we went there. Anyone else notice a dog? This is what 85 feet looks like from the base. The pirate ship ride was enjoyable. I'm pretty sure it's called Buccaneer, but "The Pirate Ship Ride" is what my family always calls these. We rode Python on the first day. On the second day, we were 5 minutes late, and it closed On the last day, we went to the park one last time to ride Python since we missed it the previous day. Approaching the park. Luckily, my sister, who wanted to ride Python, chose to ride Tropical Storm instead. After Tropical Storm, she had the courage to ride Double Shot. After Double Shot, we left. Look what started running right as we left. One last goodbye to Flitzer.

Was there complaining like this when El Toro was announced? I went back in the thread and I don't understand some of the things people are saying. At least I didn't see anyone concerned about the heartline of a dive coaster.

Green Lantern - SFGAdv

Wha... Who would... no The person below me has ridden an Arrow non-looper

The worst thing on Venus Whats worse than Cedar Point being a TOGO park from the start?

El Toro - SFGAdv

10/10 Seafood for the win Arrow loopers

The Nina Tree was something that started in the Six Flags America thread. I thought that it would be a better idea to put it in a non-serious thread. How to Nina Tree: 1. Quote the last post 2. 3. Submit If you don't get it. The one rule: Don't make an "artificial quote." If you look in the SFA thread, you'll see things like "Nina Kleppe said" and "Did anyone notice this? said" Dont do that. Just quote, Nina, and post.

True The person below me has ridden more than 5 hyper coasters

4/10. 7/10 if it's in a roller coaster Stand-up drop rides

Have it go up the lift, turn around, and brake run the rest of the way down. I bet that would cost less. It would be the Cedar Point version of YOLO Coaster at SFMM! They could claim the world's highest inversion by pulling a Poler Coaster and putting a twisty bit at the top.

Been there...

Have it go up the lift, turn around, and brake run the rest of the way down. I bet that would cost less.

If they go along with what Cedar Fair has been doing, it will be a 7 foot kiddy coaster

Vapor Trail - Sesame Place It was when I was 6 for all you know

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I think it's to make the park look amazing from across the lake.