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It's the maintenance road, I'm pretty sure.

Judging from this incredibly high res photo, you can clearly see the two other buildings, which I predict to obviously be Gift Shop (Closest to the station.) and The Pepsi Oasis/Restrooms. Case closed.

Well Psyclone was Dinn, so..

The B&M Trains improved the experience on Colossus, and half the time they ran backwards.

The only thing I would change about the voyage, would be new trains. I liked the original Orange colored trains from the simulation. Maybe have RMC or Gerstlauer custom build trains for it. Crazy idea of the day.

Yeah, on smoothness: The Voyage The Raven The Legend

The Voyage is known for being the go to wooden coaster, topper track would change that experience drastically.

^^must have been after the stall on the hill and the emergency retracking then.

The only coaster acceptable for an overhaul by RMC is The Legend. Because it needs it.

I mean, I'm not going to compare one coaster to another as in, elements, smoothness, length, etc. They're ground up coasters have definitely a different feel to them then they're overhauls. They're very much different.

I'm not gonna even attempt to compare the two, B&M and RMC design completely different attraction. I'm not dissing RMC, I'm just saying that the Ibox overhauls don't interest me. It's personal opinion. I'm more geared towards Wing Coasters more than anything else, I'm not one for the extreme forces, and I love that flying feeling. That's why Gatekeeper is currently my favorite steel coaster. But, I do fancy a launch over a lift hill. So that adds extra points towards Thunderbird making it's way into my top 5. RMC isn't a bad company, but I'm not a fan of the overhauls. They're ground up coasters are much better.

Six Flags released their new rides for 2015, and I'm not really Impressed. Thunderbird and Fury 325 are the only rides I'm excited for next year.

That is the most horrifying laugh I've ever heard. I've heard it on the animation and it freaks me out.

Make sure you ride The Mayflower too. I was a bit disappointed when it was first announced, but after riding it, it's definitely my favorite flat tide in the park. It is Insane.

Ah... okay.

Yo, I'm legitimately freaked out, I didn't type that part... Time to go cry in a hole.

The Stations all have lockers and bins for loose items. DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING ON THE COASTERS. Sorry for the bold stuff, but this goes for everyone. This includes Phones, Cameras, etc. It is very possible to lose those items during the ride. Not only is it not the best idea, it is also a safety concern. You can absolutely wear glasses in Splashin' Safari with no hassle, I advise a strap, although they aren't mandatory. Water shoes are allowed, ( I think, you'd have to ask Paula for 100% confirmation.) Swimsuits with Zippers are not permitted. You should be able to get atleast 2-4 rides on the Voyage without much a wait early in the morning. Though it varies depending on how many Trains are operating. Everyone that I've seen usually heads to The Raven and Legend as they're closer to the entrance. I recommend riding The other two coasters in the afternoon, because there is little to no wait. Hope this helps!

Anyone going to the GOCC event?

If I purchase the Holiday World passholder ticket, do I have to go to the Kentucky Kingdom day?

I don't know how many times I've seen people just put every choice in one cup. Those people scare me. I mean Tea mixed with Mountain Dew? No thank you...

It's actually my "signature" drink I get haha. It's 4/5 Fruit punch Gatorade, and a 1/5 sierra mist. It's insanely good.

On a side note: Anyone notice that an Intamin Coaster hasn't been built in the US since 2012, and B&M has built (are building) 6 Coasters in the US in that amount of time span, Including a Launching Wing Coaster, and the Tallest Coaster without a launch. That's pretty incredible and it just shows how B&M has decided to take the Raging Bull (pun intended) by the horns and step up their game.

If you find time available, try the Hot Diggity Dog, at Hot Diggity Dogs. It is AMAZING. Thank you to Matt Ekert for bringing it to my attention on the In-the-loop podcast.

Visit Splashin' Safari right as it opens and hit The Mammoth first, along with Wildebeest and Bakuli, then migrate over to Hyena falls, then free for all it till about 1-3, that's when I've noticed the dry park starting to empty out. If you're there Sunday, you might see me somehow. haha That's what I usually do. The Raven never has long lines during the afternoon. I think it was 2 weeks ago, it was 8 times in a row I stayed on.

Nothing says amazing like a 60 mph launch into a 140 ft Immelmann.