Imagineer Josh

My dog Gromit!

Granted, but you die a lot sooner than later. I wish I had an older brother.

Okay here's an example... Poster 1: I wish I had some pie Poster 2: Granted, but the pie explodes in your face. I wish I had new socks... -- I'll start: I wish I had a flat screen TV.

The original Batman clone or Iron Wolf I'm pretty sure...

I just found this. As you can see in this screenshot of the park’s plans, the proposed project site area encompasses the back of “French Fur Trapper’s Village” (better known as New France) and the area behind Le Scoot. I also found this. Maybe not as big as I thought. *Credit to Busch Dominion*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DIpf3SNdbQ Anyone notice how at 0:27 they said "Tatsu"? (reference to SFMM )

Well, I can now officially say that I have high predictions for SFGAd getting a Justice League dark ride in 2017. Quoted from Screamscape: (2/3/16) According to a reader the demolition crew that cleared out the show stadiums are still working inside Six Flags Great Adventure have are said to have begun work tearing down the old Chiller station structure.

GCI anyone?

So... when did THIS happen? It's Wikipedia, but could it be true?

Hey everybody I'll be at Canada's Wonderland next summer, probably sometime in June. Can someone give me a list of each coaster, and how long the line can get? It would be really helpful in planning the trip the day I go.

Sorry for double post, but does anyone have tips?

Wow, great TR! I especially love that last photo of Full Throttle.

Hey guys... In early June next year, I will be visiting Canada's Wonderland for the first time. What rides would you recommend, and what are some tips for spending a day at the park? I want to get in as many coasters as possible, with the shortest lines possible. So, can anyone help?

Here is mine for Six Flags Great Adventure! The lines are really exhausting... Kingda Ka - 30, 60, 60: The morning is okay, but it get feel really long later in the day. Nitro - 30, 25, 20: It's half an hour in the morning, but keeps on getting shorter. El Toro - 30, 60, 90: Go there in the morning, it saves you time for other coasters. Bizarro - 0, 5, 5: Come any time, I love Bizarro's lines Green Lantern - 15, 45, 75: Another one you want to get here in the morning for, it makes a big jump in the early afternoon. Superman - 15, 45, 60: Same thing as Green Lantern but not quite as long as Green Lantern can get. Batman - 10, 25, 40: It gets longer as the day goes by, but the lines aren't too bad in the early afternoon and morning. Later afternoon/evening is when it gets really long. Runaway Mine Train - 0, 15, 20: If you want to ride it at all with barely/no line, go in the morning. Zumanjaro - 0, 60, 90 - This should be one of the first things to get to, if you want no wait for it. Skull Mountain, Dark Knight, and all the kiddie coasters are basically always short.

Quite a bit for Valleyfair! And unsurprisingly, every one is at least half different

No, I just thought it would be fun. Just on your average day at the park!

In this thread, you can talk about the coaster lines at your home park! Which ones are efficient, which ones you hate, which are the longest... You don't have to do it exactly how I do it, but this is how I'm doing it. Six Flags Great America (My Home Park) The 1st number is how many minutes the wait is at the beginning of the day, the 2nd number is the wait in minutes a little after lunch, and the 3rd number is the wait in minutes in the evening. -Vertical Velocity - 15, 45, 60 (Average) -Raging Bull - 20, 35, 30 (Efficient, Line Post over exaggerates) -Goliath - 60, 75, 75 (It's almost always about 1 hour, I'm used to it) -X-Flight - 30, 75, 60 (Long & slow, but not the worst ever) -Dark Knight - 30, 75, 75 (They let a group of people on every 30 minutes, WTH) -Superman - 45, 90, 75 (Slowest at the park, breaks down so much) -Batman - 15, 75, 45 (Good in the morning, exhausting later in the day, but breakdowns are fixed really quickly) -American Eagle - 20, 15, 30 (Really short and nice) -Demon - 30, 45, 40 (Average) -Viper - 45, 45, 60 (Feels longer in line) -Whizzer - 45, 45, 35 (Slow operation, average line) So how are your home parks?

Whizzer at Six Flags Great America. It just has a seatbelt, and that is too much.

Still betting on the Voyage getting the Hades Barrel Roll.

My longest wait for an actual coaster was probably when I went on MF at Cedar Point, that was probably around 3 hours (We waited for about 2.5 hours, just entering the straight section of the queue up to the station but the ride closed because it started HAILING had to go on it a few hours later when it was a bit darker)

Fury 325 looks extremely epic, I haven't been on it, but it's like the best coaster of the U.S.

Raging Bull at SFGAm on Closing Weekend

The first drop on Goliath (SFGAm) is something else! Why is it not mentioned yet?