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We got there around 9:15 in the morning, parked in like the second row, and they let us into the park at 9:30. The parking there is very organized.

^^ Possibly...I mean I got the Cedar Point theme song off of a MySpace.

Okay...so I really really like this person, and they seemed sort of into me...but lastnight they basically said I have no chance.

I'm sure people will reccomend Hotel Breakers which is located on Cedar Point property and you just walk to the park, but when we went we stayed at the Best Western which was very nice and just off of the peninsula, so it was a 5 minute drive to Cedar Point.

Cedar Point's Millennium Force! I know I haven't been on many coasters, but it's my favorite! I love pretty much everything about the ride! I even sort of did what this topic is saying...our flight home was Saturday afternoon and we had some time to kill, so we went in to Cedar Point for one quick ride on Millennium Force, back row!

I'm sure '80 years from now' Theme Park Review will be taking over the world, much like Starbucks.

I ate a pickle today, just for Julie! And omg I just remembered! In 8th grade during our poetry unit, we had to write a type (forget the name at the moment) of poem that was about two opposites. My friend said "like pickles and string cheese?!" which was funny, and stuck with me so I wrote my poem about pickles and string cheese!

That's a creepy question! I predict this will get locked.

Mad TV - Oprah's Vagina Monologues. Mad TV - Oven for Kids. Both those ^ made me nearly piss my pants!

I'm going to the fair again tomorrow, and this is my 500th post!

No. Have you seen Ringmaster?

Despite Ghostrider's roughness, I have to say I really like that coaster. It had lots of airtime!

I heard people say that SFMM's Goliath actually doesn't go underground. And that Millennium Force is the tallest coaster in the world (heard this 3 weeks ago)...when there's TTD at the same park, over 100 feet higher.

Wisdom Teeth is a whole nother story. They on the other hand, HURT LIKE SHIZZZZZ ....Lovely.....

I totally agree with you on that! The walk-through haunted houses are very scary, for me at least. I rode Log Jammer, or "Blood Falls" a few years ago at SFMM..and there was pretty much just fog and a couple of guys that popped out with knives or something. I'm sure Knott's changes their log ride much better, since a lot of it is inside.

I've been to Fright Fest at SFMM and SFMW, and I get scared so easily! Swear to god, a guy walking around with a knife and blood on his face scares me s***less! It's still a lot of fun being that scared though. I'm not sure what I'll be going to this year...possibly none.

I still have mine, but I need to get my wisdom teeth out in the future. I don't know how similar they are, if at all, but good luck! Dont you get lots of ice cream with that? I've had teeth pulled, and I was so nervous before...but try not to get all scared because once you get the gas, it's all good! But we'll be thinking of you!

^ I really liked Mean Streak too!

Oh my gosh I totally forgot about Stewie from Family Guy!

Disneyland without a doubt. The atmosphere is so amazing...it's hard not to smile there! No, the rides aren't super thrilling, but it's just an amazing theme park. Six Flags Magic Mountain and Knott's Berry Farm have the best rides in CA, I think. And by 'best' I mean most thrilling.

I love Mickey Mouse! He's even my hero on MySpace!

^^ Eww Anyways, I still like steel more. None of the woodies I've ridden were too "enjoyable".

Vekoma SLCs and Boomerangs! I don't get what's the problem with them. I have 3 Boomerang credits and 2 SLC credits, and I really like them!

My brain hurts.