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Executives tour parks all the time.

A jury rejected Knotts lawsuit against Togo back in 2003.

Go to Six Flags Magic Mountain. One train operations. 7 min dispatches on popular coasters. Rotting and abandon buildings or rides scattered all over the park in plain sight of the guests. HORRIBLE food. Dirty and run down. Obnoxious and rude employees. Lack of anything else other than roller coasters. And all these flaws are magnified when you have Disneyland Resort, Universal Studios Hollywood, Lego Land, and SeaWorld all within 2 hours drive of the park.

Since we are on the topic of guests that visit the park: YOLO! LOL! Photo from Google Street View.

The quality of those parks would decrease 100% if Six Flags ran things. I'm surprised that Universal/Comcast hasn't put in an offer for these parks.

Big Thunder Mountain Rail Road- Disneyland Resort.

The Roller Coaster at New York, New York. Today. First time ever riding this Togo masterpeice, and honestly, it was not that bad. I was totally expecting to come off in complete pain, this wasn't the case. It was far, very far from smooth but pleasant enough to get a few re rides on it.

http://www.insidethemagic.net/2013/01/megatron-walk-around-character-debuts-at-universal-studios-hollywood-for-transformers-the-ride-3d/ Awesome!

Awesome! Hopefully they fix the section after the first drop that collapsed a few years ago. Please let Ghostrider be next.

I have several parks I consider my home park: Universal Studios Hollywood - Revenge of The Mummy Disneyland- Space Mountain. Disney California Adventure- California Screamin Six Flags Magic Mountain- X2. Knotts Berry Farm- Xcelerator.

^No. Last week I was told to come back in March to get the coupon book.

Universal Studios Hollywood.

Pave SFMM!

Now, I'm bound to rustle some feathers by what I am about to say, but realize that I mean not to insult anyone, only to enlighten. Is this a tragedy? Of course. Should we as a nation, as a species, mourn for this loss? Yes. But, we need to keep our heads level and not act until our heads have cleared. Gun control would not work in this case, in the draconian manner which I fear this guy is advocating for. Connecticut is already the fifth strictest state in the nation when it comes to gun control, behind New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and California. He already committed at least four felonies and three misdemeanors even if he didn't pull a trigger; two counts (technically) of criminal possession of a handgun (gotta be 21 to possess a handgun in CT, he was 20) three counts of criminal theft (though they're his parents' guns, his parents would definitely not have wanted to have let him have the guns for that purpose so I would count those as theft) as well as bringing guns onto a school ground, which is a class D felony in CT, on top of attempted mass murder of the first degree. (I'm not a lawyer, but this is my best guess.) Criminals are called criminals for a reason. They don't follow laws. Enacting more laws in order to try to stop those who don't follow laws in the first place is obviously illogical and only makes the lives of those that do follow laws and are of good moral standing that much more frustrated because they can do that much less in life. Now, would I be in support for trying to find a better way of psychologically evaluating these people and giving them proper treatment? Yes. But, the issue is that involving psychiatrists in applying for gun permits would make the process of getting a gun significantly more byzantine, because I highly doubt that psychiatrists can successfully make such a thorough and proper assessment of one's character in one short thirty minute session. (And you also have to make sure that the psychiatrists involved are able to control their bias enough so that they don't abuse their newly found power.) 100% agree.

Front row night ride on California Screamin. - 12/08/12.

-Mac OS compatibility. -Park Guests. -Parking lots with cars. -The ability to visit other peoples parks. -In game money. I would love to build a park and earn money and use that money to visit other peoples parks or improve my own park. And something I don't think any theme park game has ever done, the ability to create your own haunt maze and walk through it.

I got Kings nosebleed tickets last year for $7, and that was against the NJ Devils during the regular season lol. The most I paid was $76, and that was for game 4 against the Blues. I got all my tickets through Ebay or Stubhub, not directly from the Kings, so I paid a much, much lower price. I miss hockey, but, I live in Southern California so I have PLENTY of things to entertain me. When the NHL comes back, I'll be back, but I'm not losing sleep over this. Go Kings Go, lets repeat in 2014. LOL.

Got two rides on Indy today. The ride looks great! Here are some of the things I noticed: The bug rooms projectors have all been upgraded to HD. All the fire is back. The fog is back in the lava pit. The dart room has been slightly extended. The jeeps now come in two colors, tan and army green. The only effect that was not working on both of my rides was the boulder scene. Also, to me, the ride felt much tamer. I didn't get tossed around all that much compared to my rides before the rehab. And for those using single rider, be prepared to wait. They have changed how they handle single riders and it really cripples that option for the ride. They will let 10-15 handicapped people into the safety video room, then let in 5 single riders, and then they fill up the remaining space in the safety video room with stand by guests. And this happens every 5-10 mins. The result is a single rider line that extends all the way down and past the exit turnstiles. Overall glad it's back.

The only bright side to this is if the NHL ever comes back, tickets to the Kings will probably be cheaper on ebay with all the band wagoners losing interest. Oh yeah, FUCK YOU BETTMAN!

Not to the park, but the USH star way that takes you from the Upper Lot to the Lower Lot is pretty unique and offer some amazing views of nearby studios and the San Fernando valley.

Found this on youtube, thought it was interesting to see some rare off ride footage.

Revenge of The Mummy in Hollywood, yesterday.

Viper Six Flags Magic Mountain, today.