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Looks like it is open now. [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

As far as I know, Lake Compounce hasn't Ridden Wicked, however, the Kennywood Operations Team and Lagoon's were pretty darn tight many years ago when I worked there. I do know people from Kennywood and a park in Japan visited Lagoon to Ride Wicked in 2007. And it shows...watch a POV of Sky Rocket and Wicked back to back and tell me the former wasn't at least partially inspired by the latter, especially with the first halves of both rides. Wow I actually never saw the similarities between Sky Rocket and Wicked. I really hope we do get something like Wicked as that would be awesome! Also

Wicked Cyclone's outward banked airtime hill (The one that happens before the first zero-g) in the left seat is insane. You get whipped through that hill.

Can you tell us about said rumor?

The Mack is the only reason I would actually visit this park. And that would be the only thing I would ride.

I got on WC 6 more times today and there definitely are vibrations, but they are only really noticeable after the first drop and after the overbank. Both the orange and blue trains had vibrations and it wasn't as loud as people said it was.

When the park doesn't even have the lockers working at park opening when everyone is trying to get to them.

B:TDK at SFNE is a bit rough in the corkscrews.

In the last live chat the park said that they are going to try to integrate them in somehow.

Well it looks like the official name for this element is now the "Lagoon Roll"

Won't open until September. An inspection found that the lift was not up to code so they're doing a whole refurb. Of course the ride won't be open when I go to this park for the first time next month.

What ever happened to the Aquatrax? It looks like a great concept.

Yay more ProSlide! I can't wait to try these out!

Do they have space for a Mega-lite?

Regarding Batman and Robin, will the ride have the rolls before the spikes?

I love Ryn Weaver's album "The Fool"

No. Only a standby and flash pass line.

^I like how the ride focuses less on airtime and more on speed and forces. I think it's kind of like Gerstlauer's take on Fury 325.

I honestly haven't been to any of these parks but I do feel as if they are the best and I really do want to visit them one day. I absolutely love Liseberg and Europa Park. I can't believe no one has mentioned Phantasialand yet. After Taron has been added, it will be an outstanding park.

Kontiki is also a fun ride that barely anybody goes to. There are pretty much like no signs telling you that a ride is back there. Quassy runs a better cycle on their model though.

Thunderbolt can only run one train because of its skid brakes so it almost always has long lines.