scottiemon

Just messin with you man....If that is what you think, you are in a small minority, but yes, it is OK! For what it is worth, I liked it too, but one time. I prefer it without the VR. And as you read through the posts in this thread, the VR often does not work, and when it does, it slows things down immensely. I think this would have been a great thing to do for a short period of time, then retire it. No hard feelings I hope Mater...I really was just messin around.

It is amazing you have not been banned yet.....

Hamptons

Obscured

wiz

Totally agree, but I do Full Throttle first as a gold passholder can usually get in 2 or 3 rides before having to get off. I have done revolution with VR already. If VR is of interest, yes do that either first, or after Full Throttle. If VR is of no interest, you can get on Revolution pretty much anytime in the single rider line as a walk on or one train wait...Then continue onto Superman. While I have never hit 20, I usually average anywhere from 6-8, and had as many as 12 superman rides before deciding if I wanted to get back in line for it again, or continue on my way.

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Sheep

Plus, many times there is nobody waiting for the front car when you get back from your ride, and you can stay on. Just ask very nicely...I have never been refused. Last time there, I got 4 in a row. I have done the VR, and agree that it is a good "one and done" on the VR. Much better without the VR.

PinkFloyd

If is anything like The New Revolution at SFMM, it will be cool the first time, then you will be like....been there, done that. Dispatch times are atrocious.

I think you would get a mixed response on this...many like NAMTAB

Revolution also has single rider. No VR allowed if you choose single rider. The plus is you usually will get front row, because VR does not work in the front row. It in not uncommon to get to stay on for re-rides as well if you wish.

When it is completely obvious that all loose items need to be put in storage bins, as it is announced ad nauseum on the loud speaker, and yet somebody insists on arguing with the ride operator after sitting down in the car that they should be allowed to hold their personal item...I saw this lady do that on Twisted Colossus the other day...for two stinking minutes...and of course needed to get out of the car, and store her item. Needless to say, this ruined the chance at a duel. #itsallaboutme

Based on my experience, I am sticking with my theory.

attack

Perhaps it is due to less people on the car? I go on this ride every time I go, and I go on it right away. I have often been the only one, or one of few on the car. I can state with certainty that I go higher when by myself, than with a full car. BTW....it is an awesome ride when alone....amazing how quiet, without all the screaming GP on it... If you make it your first ride at opening, you can always ride multiple times without getting back in line. 12 times is my personal best.

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As long as it is still May, enjoy the empty park!

This is good advice, I would also recommend doing X2, Tatsu, Superman to start off your day. The FullThrottle line is always around 45-60 min, but doesn't get as long as X2, Tatsu, or Superman. As long as TC is running 3 trains, the line moves really well and will be around 30-45 min as was previously mentioned. I wouldn't skip Goliath though, it's a fun hyper with a great first drop, a big floater airtime hill, and a really forceful helix at the end. Plus, it is incredibly smooth and the probably one of the most comfortable coasters ever built. It's a backseat ride for me, so that's where I'd recommend sitting. Also, if you want to get one last ride before closing, just make sure you are in line and you will get to ride. They chain up the lines at closing time but everyone already in line gets to ride. If you have a gold pass, you can easily go to fullthro11le first, if it is running, which it usually is. After a ride on that, you still will have time before the gates open to the GP to follow the above recommendation. Have a good time!

If we don't get a coaster, a giant frisbee would be a great choice. They are probably my favorite flat ride and would be a huge hit with the GP.

Lake Bell

Rachel

Seven Stags

No, it opened to the public today. Good day at the park too. Everything but Rev was a walk on. But even that was about 15 minutes.