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Here's a photo of Flying Eagles' cars! They look great and the design is nice as it's something we haven't seen on previous installations of Flying Scooter rides at other Cedar Fair parks! Dave Phillips' Twitter post

Well, I meant spending it wisely and not wasting it on things you don't need or can't afford!

It doesn’t matter how much money you make, it’s what you do with it that matters.

You might be able to do it at Knott's Berry Farm. But, you may want to contact them to see if you can upgrade your 2016 Canada's Wonderland pass to a platinum pass. Also, you should try contacting Canada's Wonderland because you may be able to upgrade your 2016 season pass to a platinum pass online. Hopefully these suggestions help.

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I would have to say that Wild Beast is more horrendous than Mighty Canadian Minebuster. But yes, Flight Deck and time Warp are not enjoyable.

That's quite unfortunate that you're getting not so appreciated responses. Hopefully you find the information you're looking for! What other parks do you plan on visiting? maybe I should treat my canadian colleagues a bit better, as you guys are being so nice to me... SFMM, CP, KI, SFGAvd, SFNE, HP, DP, BGW, KD - are these the acronyms you use? Yes, they're acronyms I'd use when referring to the parks even though I've only been to Kings Island and Dorney Park out of the list above so far. If you have any questions about the parks, please feel free PM me!

That's quite unfortunate that you're getting not so appreciated responses. Hopefully you find the information you're looking for! What other parks do you plan on visiting?

Yes, adding Sledgehammer to the list is a great idea as it's a very fun thrill ride with a high capacity so, the wait time is very minimal. Also, last year was the best it had operated in years. It was operating during my 11 visits to the park last year. Also, right beside Sledgehammer is Psyclone. It's a very fun Mondial Revolution with some great forces and airtime! You may want to consider giving it a try. Also ul9601, if you enjoy riding drop towers, you may want to check out Drop Tower. It may not be the tallest Intamin drop tower but, it's quite enjoyable with a total height of 227 feet. Also, if you're into classic rides, you may want to check out Orbiter (North America's last Huss Giant Enterprise) and Nightmares (North America's last Huss UFO). The majority of the rides at Canada's Wonderland can be found at other parks but, I would suggest riding the rare ones if you have time in your schedule to do so.

I would suggest going on Mighty Canadian Minebuster before Wild beast as Wild beast is the rougher of the two, unless you enjoy really rough wooden coasters. I would also suggest that you ride The Fly as it's a very fun Mack Rides Large Park Model Wild Mouse and can give some great airtime on the first hill. Many people see it as a kiddie coaster but, it's not. You may also want to consider Ghoster Coaster if you have time as it's a fun family wooden coaster that has great airtime if you can get the back seat. But, your list looks pretty good as to what rides you'll ride at certain times. But, it all depends on what day of the week and also the weather as to how busy the park will be when you go. If you go on a weekday in June, all the rides will be walk-on's as all the kids are still in school. But, there may be some schools visiting for band competitions but, that event doesn't make the park crowded. But, if you're going on a weekend (with nice weather) I would suggest riding the coasters in this order: 1. Leviathan 2. Vortex 3. Thunder Run 4. The Bat 5. The Fly 6. Wonder Mountain's Guardian 7.Behemoth 8. Backlot Stunt Coaster 9. Mighty Canadian Minebuster 10.Dragon Fire 11. Time Warp 12. Flight Deck 13. Wild Beast 14. Ghoster Coaster But, if you want to get on Skyhawk which is the new Gerstlauer Sky Roller opening this May, I would suggest either getting on it first thing or later in the day when the line begins to die down in the late afternoon on the weekends. But, if you're going on a weekday, you should be able to get on anytime of the day, along with any other rides that are in the park that you didn't mention. If you have anymore questions, please don't hesitate to ask!

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If it is anything like the one at Cedar point...it should be quite good fun, especially for parents taking their kids. If the wind is blowing right and you get the "sail" angle in the right position you can get some nice height. BTW 14 degrees centigrade today....Wonderland could almost have had winter opening this year!! I believe thrillseeker4552 was referring to Skyhawk, the Gerstlauer Sky Roller. But, Flying Eagles (Larson Flying Scooters) will also be a nice addition to the park. They're quite fun as I was able to experience Dorney Park's Cedar Creek Flyers which were new last year and I greatly enjoyed them as they give a slightly backwards ride at times which makes the ride slightly more intense!

I'm just guessing but, it may possibly be a box or temporary shack to store small parts that are needed to construct Valravn.

It's really nice isn't it? No longer dark when driving home from work. Yes, it keeps on getting lighter longer day by day! Driving home from College around 6 pm is much more enjoyable! Also, the more hours of sunlight means it's getting closer to another season of thrills!

No problem! Here's another photo with the "tiger stripes" on the cars. Photo Credit: Kings Dominion via Pintrest

It's not a photo, but here's a video featuring Mount Kilimanjaro during it's final year of operation. Also, here's a small photo from Kings Dominion's 40th Anniversary website. Photo Credit: Kings Dominion

A couple of hours ago the weather here was like this: I really like how it's staying lighter longer now! It doesn't get dark until 6:35pm now!

I'm creating a list of all the Bayern Kurve rides that have formerly operated and are currently operating. If you know of any others that have operated or are operating, please comment below so I can add them to this list! There aren't many around! Operating or SBNO: -Bayern Kurve at Kennywood (Opened 2009) -Berserker at California's Great America (Opened 1976) -Bayern Kurve at Parque de la Ciudad (Opened 1982; SBNO) Operated: -Bayern Curve at Canada's Wonderland (1981-2000) -Sierra Twist at Six Flags Magic Mountain (1973-2008 or earlier) -Wild Bull at Carowinds (1979-1998) -Bayern Kurve at Kings Island (1973-1982; relocated to Australia's Wonderland which opened in 1985) -Wizard's Fury at Australia's Wonderland (1985-2001; Formerly operated at Kings Island) -Mount Kilimanjaro at Kings Dominion (1976-1990) -Yukon Yahoo at Six Flags Great America (1976-1991) -Swiss Bob at Six Flags Great Adventure (1974-1991) -Swiss Bob at Six Flags New England (Riverside Park) (19??-1996) (I believe this is the same one that operated at Fun Spot Amusement Park (Indiana)) -Bayern Kurve at Fun Spot Amusement Park (Indiana) (2002-2008; removed 2014) -Bayern Kurve at Cedar Point (1970-1984) -Bayern Kurve at Geauga Lake (1974-1980) -Cortina-Jet at Tykkimäki (1988-2006) -Bayern Kurve at Valleyfair (19??-????)

I personally like the more basic or classic ride lighting packages. One of my favourites is Orbiter's light package at Canada's Wonderland. I like the basic blue and orange lights that illuminate at night as they alternate while the ride is spinning. I've only seen this a few times but, I like the retro feel it gives. Another favourite light package of mine is the one on Shockwave at Canada's Wonderland. I like it how the lights on the back of the seats flash (or race) while the ride spins around at night. Photo Credit: Canada's Wonderland

I would have to say that the Wild Bull that operated at Carowinds from 1979-1998 had possibly the worst theming for a Bayern Kurve ride. They could have done so much more with it than just having cut-out figurines in the center of the ride. Taft Broadcasting was usually great with the theming of their rides. Clearly this wasn't the case with this Bayern Kurve. Photo Credit: Carowinds: The Early Years

Here is an update of Flying Eagles which has replaced A-Mazing Adventures in Kidzville. Photo Credit: Dave Phillips via Twitter

According to this 1997 park map, Lasso was located a little bit further down from where it stands today.

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I find the below quote from the article quite annoying. What are they going to sue Cedar Point for? The fact that their son disregarded all safety warnings that were set in place including not having any loose articles on the rides and climbing over the fences into the restricted area is completely his fault. I see no fault with the park. What this man should have done was alerted a ride attendant or park official that he had lost his phone (or whatever it was) and waited until a staff member had retrieved it. Some people are completely oblivious and can't seem to realize that they aren't invincible. Good job Cedar Point for keeping the fences around Raptor the same height as you don't need to cater to the stupidity of someone else!