TheJewelOfJool

Gambling/10 Zamperla Disk'os.

Granted. The height limit is now 50 feet. I wish I lived closer to a theme park.

I'm very confused.

I had an idea about a floorless and invert sharing the same track, sorta like Full Throttle and its loop.

I'm a little skeptical about a dive coaster now. I'm not even sure what they could build that would be a world's first and interact with the quarry wall.

When I saw the pictures of the turn, I was confused as to why some supports were painted black, but some were painted brown. Now I'm even more confused. The whole lift hill seems to be made out of those brown supports.

I think they're getting a flat ride package that includes a Super Loop. SFMM is extremely lacking in the flat rides department, and the area around the stadium they're demolishing needs a few flats.

*violently raises hand*

I need some sleep, sorry.

I would request a risque pose, but I have a bit of decency.

Wait a minute... THEY HAVE AN EL LOCO, EUROFIGHTER, AND T-REX TRACK!?!?!

B&M invert or Arrow/Chance hyper?

Nice trip reports.

Same here, I thought they went belly-up a long time ago.... If they're still around, then I'm surprised they haven't pulled a Zierer and make their debut on the big coaster market. I think people remember Miler going belly-up when it never did is an example of something called the Mandela Effect.

Dollywood, hands down. The trains are from the 30s and 40s, and burn real coal.

That's a very big sin.

Just because CW didn't tease skyhawk doesn't mean they won't tease additions anymore.

What evil sin did you do that you chose to punish yourself for it by riding Manhattan Express?

There would've been teasing, markers, land clearing, and maybe a leak by now if CW was getting a coaster.

Now we can breathe a sigh of relief. I'm guessing they'll put a flat ride package or restaurant where Skyrider was.

I didn't know Miler was still a company until a few days ago.

I think the new rides and the Pre-K passes are good additions to the park, and I believe all Cedar Fair's 2017 additions are great, even though they didn't announce any major thrill rides, except for Mystic Timbers and Patriot. Parks should focus on families with young children, as they make up a majority of ticket and season pass sales. Although what KD's adding is a good addition, they massively overhyped the announcement and mislead a lot of people by focusing on Hurler, causing immense disappointment. All parks should take note of KD's 2017 announcement and the teasing for it, because it's a prime example of how NOT to announce a small addition.

They have the highest profit margins in the chain, and just did massive infrastrucure improvements through out the park. WWk on the otherhand was losing money ahhhh ok that makes sense then, i had no idea MA was making a profit. MiA was making a profit? WTH?

OMG LARSON LOOP! The only thing that would be more disappointing would be a used scrambler with an extremely tame ride cycle.

Because Cedar Fair hates us, apparently.