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When I was at that new walmart, i done did saw that on the news that a lady flew off that big wooden coaster in texas. They saids that was riding so fast the wheels shimmed and hit the bolts that hold the coaster is so unsafe

Hopefully not a waterpark attraction for a couple years, its already one of the best waterparks in the chain. They need a decent thrill ride and another sit down restaurant

I am in no way a huge fan of six flags, but I will admit that they build a lot of coasters. The thing that puzzles me though is why hasn't Six Flags built a giga coaster? CF has slowly been installing them in there larger parks, I believe up to four? So why hasn't Six Flags jumped into the giga race?

You do realize MIA pulls in almost as many quest as VF, has alot less operating cost and has the highest profit margins in the chain right? It is not dying at all, its actually doing very well and above expectations.

Yea, and six flags astro world

HAHA same!

IM glad they still have a pulse. They do make some big fun flats

When I was 7 or so. When I was a kid I had maps of Michigans Adventure from about 10 different years in a row on my wall. It was cool to see like a timeline of maps get slowly bigger and bigger

There are Intamin fanboys out there, and there are B&M fanboys out there. This tread isnt to lash out at each other and isnt here to use as a comparison. Its actually very simple. What is your favorite intamin coaster, and what is your favorite B&M coaster.

Frankly, I think I305 has already taken MF's crown. Fury will most likely be on far with MF, but not close to I305. Fury will no doubt be a top 10 coaster this year

You mentioned them removing the dog house, that actually made me mad. That was one of the few food places to eat

Doesn't Cedar Fair already have the trademark Mamba?

I was just told nothing major was coming this year. So expect something really small if anything. Hopefully they can announce something soon.

Hopefully B&M's family invert catches on, that way they didn't design a whole new track design and train for nothing lol

lol no. Money is money and they save it where they can Its no different then Ford showing all there cars in a commercial instead of just the focus.

Six flags does it as well. Its cheaper to used generic videos/pictures from each park then to use each parks individual rides/coasters in advertisements and commercials

That section of parking lot next to Zach's Zoomer is better served for the waterpark. The waterpark doesn't have anywhere else to go without moving the warehouses. But on Saturdays the parking lot flows into the lot across the street so I do not see that section of parking going away. MIA doesn't have a lot of sit down restaurants like other cedar fair parks, let alone many food options period haha. They dont have a camp snoopy. I was told nothing major coming this year because most of the major capital is going south. So at this point a disco would be a huge addition for MIA. I would even be happy with another food option. They got rid of The Dog house, which doesn't leave many places to eat left.

Hopefully...

Shivering Timbers, the Voyage, and El Toro Maverick, S:ROS SFNE, I305!!!!!

I kinda like the funky spine support because it makes the drop look steeper.

They have most of there kiddie rides on the west side of the park. Most locals call it the back 40. Its anchored by bee bop bldv and Zach's zoomer roller coaster. Its kind of tucked into the corner. No where to really expand the planet snoopy in either direction.

Thanks coasterbill. That actually makes alot of sense

I'd imagine the announcement will be sometime in the late November/December time frame like it has in the past. A little birdie told me there are not getting anything major what so ever. We would be lucky for a small flat ride. Six flags and super loops are looking good right about now

huh

Its weird the way the spine on the first drop continues all the way to the ground. I dont recall ever seeing a B&M use that type of support. Someone please correct me if I am wrong