njcoasterguy34

I love pendulum rides and I love so-called "spin-and-pukes". However, I cannot stand hanging upside down. Cyclos and the drop ride were the only adult flats I skipped when I was at KK this past May. I also skipped the Ferris Wheel because they don't allow single riders.

I've been to Dorney for their Memorial Day fireworks, and they have no designated viewing area. They also keep the rides running while the fireworks show is running.

I actually enjoyed T3. Don't take my word for it, though. Try it for yourself and form your own opinion.

I rode Vortex when I was at the park last May it didn't seem overly rough or nauseating in any way. I rode every coaster except the shuttle and enjoyed them all.

I actually enjoyed T3, especially compared to Mind Eraser at SFNE. Mind you, those are the only two Vekoma SLCs I've ridden.

I guess they could remove the Mouse in a Box and use that building for FF and storage lol! Hey! I actually like The Dark Knight Coaster.

I call Panda Express Chinese food, but Larson Loops are most definitely not roller coasters.

No rerides on Wicked Cyclone... Also, FP had the distinct advantage of walking right up to the station and having the grouper pull the FP people in first, so guaranteed front row rides! Downside: they pull FP people first so that means zero chance at a back row ride If you politely mention to the grouper that you'd like to ride in the back, I'm pretty sure he or she will let you.

Knowing Cedar Fair, it won't run backwards.

Millennium Force is another coaster that's not fluffy friendly. I got walk-of-shamed off that one when I visited the park in May. I didn't try riding Wicked Twister because I'm not a huge fan of shuttle coasters.

This is the manufacturer's page about the ride. sbfrides.com/en/product/855/T.02.45/WAVE-RIDER.html

I believe it has the ability to stop and reverse direction as part of its ride cycle. Knowing Knoebels, they'll most likely have that ability enabled.

I'm especially glad to see they didn't have to remove anything to make room for it.

GCI does the curved drops because they claim it reduces nausea.

I cannot wait to get back down to Kings Island.

I just take the train to Penn Station and hop on the Subway.

Skip Batman???? That's sacrilege.

I think what made my visit to Cedar Point somewhat of a bummer was that I was walk-of-shamed off Millennium Force.

I'll gladly take Wildcat at Hershey over Thunderhawk at Dorney any day.

Precisely. If CP did it right by allowing for a place to put your belongings for free before you get in line, I'd be all in for rides (especially Raptor) to go to a no loose article policy. That way, the line moves quicker and guests are happy that they didn't have to pay to place their loose articles somewhere. The only problem with that is when a ride has a line that's more than 10 minutes and it's a hot day, I'll want something to drink while I'm standing in line.

The only time I ever had a souvenir cup melt on me was when I rinsed one out with water that was a bit too hot.

You can put the souvenir bottles in with the recycling where I live.

I wouldn't mind the cups as long as they provided lids and straws. Having cold stuff against my teeth bothers them and drinking through a straw helps with that.

I guess that means I'll live forever, since I didn't grey-out on I-305. Actually, I have never greyed-out on any ride.