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No idea, but I did see that Epcot had issues from one of my friends (from college) that happens to work at Disney and retweeted a picture of the guest services line

Leviathan (never been to CW) Lakemont Park?

Wood 1. Shivering Timbers (Michigan’s Adventure) 2. Viper (Six Flags Great America) 3. American Eagle (Six Flags Great America) 4. Mean Streak (Cedar Point) 5. Wolverine Wildcat (Michigan’s Adventure) I've only ridden seven wooden coasters ever (the other two are Zach's Zoomer and Cedar Point's Blue Streak) Steel 1. Millennium Force (Cedar Point) 2. Incredible Hulk (Islands of Adventure) 3. Maverick (Cedar Point) 4. Raptor (Cedar Point) 5. Top Thrill Dragster (Cedar Point)

And that one still opened Memorial Day weekend!

Cheese curds are amazing! I'm lucky enough to have an A&W in my hometown and they have really good curds!

You're really lucky! I only have Michigan's Adventure nearby (a little over an hour), and the next nearest parks are all 5-6 hours away (SFGAm, Cedar Point, Indiana Beach)

Six Flags' struggles in the late 2000s weren't helped by the fact they gave each park a bunch of new rides in the late 1990s-early 2000s (in fact, SFMM got a coaster every year between 1997 and 2003!). For example, at Great Adventure, which got 25 new rides in 1999, many of those rides were closed a lot of the time due to mechanical and staffing issues. Very few of those 25 rides are still at SFGADV today.

I had no idea it was going to be three separate heights. I thought all three towers were going to be the same height.

The Budokan: Most famous for making Cheap Trick famous in America!

In no particular order: Men in Black: Alien Attack - Universal Studios Florida Splash Mountain - WDW Magic Kingdom Spaceship Earth - WDW Epcot Tower of Terror - WDW Hollywood Studios Kilimanjaro Safaris - WDW Animal Kingdom ET Adventure - Universal Studios Florida Power Tower - Cedar Point Pirates of the Caribbean - WDW Magic Kingdom The log flume at Mall of America Windseeker - Cedar Point

I've only ridden two hypers: 1. Magnum XL-200 (even though it can beat you up if you sit in the wrong seat, it has ejector air the entire way back) 2. Raging Bull (only rode this once in 2005 and don't remember anything special about it)

Also, DisneyQuest has been rumored to close for probably 10 years or more by now

Here is what I would do: Cedar Point Kennywood Hersheypark Knoebels Dorney Park Six Flags Great Adventure Possibly add one or more of the following (most of these are small parks with one or two major coasters): Conneaut Lake Park Idlewild DelGrosso's Lakemont Dutch Wonderland Morey's Piers Playland's Castaway Cove

Log Flume song!! Log flumes or rapids rides?

Granted, but you'd have to work on Christmas instead. I wish I could make $$$ without having to work

I wouldn't expect SFMM to get anything major coaster-wise until 2021, which would be their 50th anniversary. They need to add some flats first IMHO

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^ Incorrect < Has a four-year university degree v Has never been to Cedar Point

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No way! Probably never be able to get all of them! Have you ridden the tallest coaster in your country?

Full Throttle

Time Machine Knott's Berry Farm?

Hurts

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