Paradox

Who would I email at Cedar Point if I wanted the MF model?

Desperado: I thought it would hurt me a lot and I was a bit afraid of the roughness as some have reported getting bruises. When I rode it however it wasn't that bad and I found it to be quite fun and had some ejector on it as well. Viper at SFMM: I heard about the fifth car trick so I rode in the first row of the fifth car and I enjoyed the ride very much. I ended up riding twice!

"Enhancements"

I think they should put a family coaster/flats in Skyrider's spot and take out Flight Deck and Time Warp and put in a bigger coaster there.

Even without the tram its only a 3-5 minute walk anyways.

I would love to see S&S build a 400ft drop tower. I prefer theirs over Intamins.

Pretty much any coaster at a Six Flags park doesn't have a single rider line. Twisted Colossus has one but when I visited last week it closed down 10 minutes after reopening every time.

Eh. Justice League is a great ride but it isn't groundbreaking. Spider-Man at IoA is still a far better attraction. The Triotech rides are both huge let downs IMO. Iron Reef was actually really good and I enjoyed WMG very much especially with the surprise drop track.

Green Lantern at SFMM

They had some great flats at this park. Such a shame that most of them are gone now.

Hi all! I will be heading to Knott's this Tuesday and I would like some advice on where to ride on coasters and where to eat as well. Also what shows are worth watching?

El Loco at the Adventuredome. It really packs a punch and the drop took me by surprise.

You take out pretty much all flat rides until the park is basically a bunch of rollercoasters in a field.

First track piece on site.

I like that they have an S&S and Intamin drop tower.

I thought the rumor was that it would have 2-3 rows of Skyrush style seats.

It looks like it starts of on Lola's side and then comes back on Stella, with some of the remaining track missing. Like the cut the ride in half and connected it in a turn, which is cool because Lola had the better first half(drop/airtime hill) and Stella had the better end (circle). Also I love the naming throwbacks with the new coasters. Greased lightnin -> Lighntning run; Starchaser (the park's first coaster) -> Storm Chaser. And keeping with the weather theme for the coasters. T3 meaning storms are terrifying haha. That's actually really smart of them to use the better part of each ride. And now we have 2 RMC's themed to storm chasing: This and Wicked Cyclone

I've never been on the one at SFGAdv but I usually only ride Houdini when I'm hot and need air conditioning.

This looks great and I love that first drop into the airtime hill. The only thing I'm bummed about is the fact that the other side will be torn down. If they had enough money to keep both sides this could have been an epic dueling coaster, but for what it is it's great and should bring a lot of business to the park. Are they using the Lola side?

There is no log flume. Also don't forget about Kontiki! There are never any lines for it because it's tucked away behind some buildings.

My family wanted to visit Nashville and I made them take the 5 hour drive to Pigeon Forge so I could go to Dollywood 2 years ago. Also last year the same thing happened with Niagara Falls and Canada's Wonderland.

That wouldn't be logical at all. Lake Compounce is only an hour away and they are building one for next year.

Taron Wildfire Phobia Shot Rod Twisted Twins Roar Monster

Yes it might be open when I go in 2 weeks!

No one knows yet but I heard a rumor a while back that said it will have an Immelman-like inversion and a zero-g roll.