njcoasterguy34

I rode Mind Eraser in the back. Oy.

I never noticed any vibration when I rode Bizarro. Then again, I only ever rode it in the very front row.

It's been a few days and nobody responded to my last question, so I'll ask it again. Does anybody know if BGW has free WiFi? I noticed they have an app that shows wait times for the rides, but it's useless to me if I can't connect my iPod touch to a WiFi network.

Thanks for the information. I decided to purchase a Quick Queue Unlimited voucher. On another note, does the park have free wifi?

I'm going to BGW for the first time ever on September 4. What kind of crowds can I expect on a Friday in early September?

They probably save money by using the same card and just setting a flag in the database to determine if a season pass is Gold or not.

On a different note, when I renewed my Dorney Park season pass today I noticed that they are now offering souvenir bottles for next season that come with free refills all season long.

Now I have another excuse to go back to the park.

I did not notice a single rider line when I went. However, I had the Platinum Flash Pass, so I went in a different entrance.

Are surface-to-air missile users that big of a problem? I would think those would be on the park's banned-items list.

And there was much rejoicing I was wondering why I heard someone playing the Hallelujah! chorus.

When I rode Wildcat I did not feel any pain, unlike whenever I ride Thunderhawk at Dorney.

Where on the train did you ride? As mentioned previously on this thread, Steel Force is definitely a front seat ride.

I prefer my airtime as I'm cresting the hill, not going down the hill. I've ridden the back, and I just prefer the front. We'll just have to agree to disagree.

I only ever ride it in the very front.

I don't see how it's force-less. It has amazing airtime, especially in the front seat. Plus, the helix has some nice lateral forces.

Hersheypark already has free park-wide wifi. I used it when I went, and the connection wasn't always reliable.

I actually enjoyed Wildcat. Not as much as Lightning Racer, but I still enjoyed it. It's nowhere near as painful as Thunderhawk at Dorney.

If you're going on a weekday, it's definitely doable. Especially if you get there before opening and stay until closing.

I don't want the attendance to grow too much. I enjoy the short lines.

Every time I ride Downdraft (which is a lot) it just makes me wonder why every park in America doesn't have one of these. It's a ton of fun. I agree. Maybe Cedar Fair will look into getting some of these to add to their parks? I can't imagine that they would cost a lot of money and you are correct...they really are a ton of fun! Knowing Dorney and their ride cycle lengths, you'd just be getting into enjoying the ride when it starts slowing down.