njcoasterguy34

In my opinion, any coaster that's not an airtime machine should be ridden in the back.

Have you been to the park on a Saturday before the water park opens?

Flying Turns still gets a long line. You should definitely ride it first. Impulse can also get a long line.

I used FastLane+ last year at Kings Dominion and I don't remember having to sit in a specific row on any of the coasters. I also don't remember only being limited to a specific number of rides on any coaster.

If you use the bicycle seat to support you, you get off the ride with your crotch in pain. If you use your legs to support you, you get off the ride with your legs in pain. That's why I hate the ride.

I'd like an old style Enterprise. I love having no restraint other than the cage.

I would be very happy with a flat ride package. No amusement/theme park can have too many flat rides in my opinion.

I went earlier this summer before the VR was added and I also will not go back until they remove the VR.

It may be possible to snap them without even trying. I know I did on the ones at Knoebels.

Of the Cedar Fair parks I've been to, this is how I would rank them. Kings Island Cedar Point Kings Dominion Dorney Park I put Kings Island first because I was able to ride every coaster I queued up for. At Cedar Point I was turned away from Millennium Force because I was just a little bit too big for the restraints, which really disappointed me since I was really looking forward to riding it.

It wasn't like that when I went in May.

Is it better than All Wheel Sports at Dorney?

When I'm standing in line, I tend to hold on to both railings. That usually discourages line jumping.

Row one is the only row I ever, ever, ever ride Steel Force in.

No, no, no... the building is being sent to Dorney and the ride is being sent to Worlds of Fun. Only the aliens would stay behind for theming on the new coaster. Please try to follow along. ...

The passholder early entry stuff is behind a passholder login page. I've copied the text below for your benefit. I've noticed them sometimes opening other rides early as well, so just keep your eyes open when you get there.

I was at the park on the 11th and Batman seemed to be running perfectly fine. Did something happen to it since then?

It would be awesome if it were true, but I highly doubt it.

That was such a terrible, terrible minute and a half of my life! I found T3 to be one of the smoother SLCs I've ridden. Granted, I'd only ridden Mind Eraser at SFNE before riding T3.

I also started out as a flat ride enthusiast. Before I lost my fear of coasters a few years ago, if I had a choice between Dorney and SFGAdv, I'd choose Dorney every time because of their larger flat ride collection. I love Diamondback, but I also love a good Tilt-a-Whirl that spins the heck out of me.

My iPhone and keys fit fine in my hip pockets while I'm on rides. I'm a little bigger, so I'm stapled in most rides which ends up pretty much sealing my pockets shut. That's when I'm wearing my jeans which have no cargo pockets. When I'm wearing my shorts with velcro cargo pockets, my iPhone and keys stay in those without any issues.

Get the Quick Queue Unlimited. It allows unlimited rides on each ride just like FastLane+ at Cedar Fair parks.

Am I the only one who thinks VR on any coaster is a completely stupid idea?

I prefer Nitro in the front. You get amazing floater airtime as you crest the hills, which is when I prefer to have airtime. Not only do I ride Skull Mountain in the back row, but I also keep my eyes closed throughout so it's pitch black and I have no clue what's up ahead. If you don't like to get dizzy, though, you may want to keep your eyes open.