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I read this in 2005 because of BRAC affecting my area of the country.

There isn't a SF ride debuting in 2010 worth paying for an onride animation. That guy is good but there's nothing right now.

We have to wait and see what investors come, can they get the pump in cash or not. The last people I'm looking at are the old owners. I'm pulling for the park.

I think Coasterlover is really looking forward to a "new" SLC. I think given the state of the company, this past year overall, forget any real press coverage, all the additional work for marketing other than the minimal park map and commercials in 2010. A SLC in a park that already has an invert: not worth the whoop of the Bizarro treatment, any flashy releases/campaigns. The new SFMM family coaster and the SFGAM woodie probably only deserve cover art on the new maps and maybe a commercial mention. I don't have a problem with Six Flags' approach this offseason. There's bigger things like the reorganization to get through. Soon enough it will be March and we'll probably then hear about it. I think it's realistic that now at 5 years that some of the rides from the closed properties just start moving like the SFNO and SFAW ride, the SLC. It's more a redistribution than a ride rotation program.

I think I was ubber disappointed in VIPER- SFGADV's debut.

Can Starliner return to the new Miracle Strip and Cypress Gardens become Legoland Florida?

Is this any kind of excuse Cedar Fair keeps Son of Beast up as a SBNO lawn ornament and save the demo money?

This just puts a real cap on the year. Perhaps I can say outside of Disney the industry has seen some really big knots at least in the last 6 months: Six Flags claims Chapter 11, Busch Entertainment sold as result of a Anheuser-InBev merger, and now this to cap it. I know the Busch scenario doesn't really tie in but the point is the changes that are occurring.

I love the park. I did finally get there during its resurrection just in case but I'm really pulling for it's continuance.

When I worked at the park, before I got my coaster enthusisast bug it took a female coworker to finally get on the ride. Freefall and the Space Shuttle were the last rides I held back on. Then I took them on straight on with some peer pressure.

I wish I could go so I could see if there were any lingering zombies left.

Why wouldn't you get this second chance to ride the SFGADV's Freefall as it exists as its brother model in Demon Drop? It's not like the lines were ever really long at Dorney. You've done Dominator right? I'm really interested to see how the tv ads come out, whether it will be like Voodoo's.

That first drop and turn remind me of Intimidator 305.

Demon Drop pieces are sitting in Dorney Park's parking lot. The Cedar Point and the LA Times blog mentioned the ride is not going to Knott's Berry Farm but instead to Dorney Park. We have heard the ride would return with the same name but different colors. I bet a million dollars it's going to be red and yellow. We are still waiting for an official announcement from Dorney Park.

Only Disney does those custom changes to the Vekomas like get a second train so I doubt the SFMM coaster would have more than just one train. I had fun on a rollerskater at SFKK, Gadget's Go Coaster, Woodie Woodpecker, Barnstormer but by the time I rode the Anthill Express at Wild Adventures and Hang Ten I started to get bored with the ride.

I think I would tag the Heineken if I am a member of their fan page. Actually I'd chose Yuengling but that's not quite good to see an overabundance of alcohol pictures.

$55 for SFNE is ridiculously good. On Columbus Day I went to SFNE with family I renewed up there because down in Jersey at my homepark SFGADV they were offering $69 Playpass for just the theme park $79 for the park and safari. I think this is as good as it gets with the season pass. Last year's deal was the first week of December. It's that time now. In year's past I've also bought the last day of the year as well. The price was the only promo then.

With the crunch for space they would be more lucky to get a dive coaster that could break 200. Is there any space across the street by Independence Hall and the water park to fit a hyper that could cross the street?

Wow, at my church today I went to a funeral for a friend who's husband is named Dick. At the reception drinking a Yuengling, my table talked about the Yuengling brewery not too far from Knoebels and I talked to my father about returning to the park soon, going to Centralia, and going on that brewery tour while in that area.

I believe someone else owns it. I imagine hearing "Bizarro #1!" in an Aussie accent.

I think there is to be no crying at all about Knotts. Since what? late 2004 they got Silver Bullet, Sierra Sidewinder, and now Pony Express. I was at the park in I believe 2005. There is to be no crying, CF invested in the park, even rehabbed those western town buildings. Maybe I'd complain about Ghostrider. I have a reason to return to Knotts to get those two new coaster credits to myself. I just hope Dorney is just a storage yard, just like Tidal Wave sat at SFDK for a couple years. I'd pay upcharge to use an excavator with a grapple arm in Dorney's parking lot to rip that scrap up.

The no brainer is Virginia. I rode both Bizarros this year. I rode SFNE's Bizarro on Columbus Day. The effects are awesome, like going through the tunnels, the cutouts, the LEDs were super bright, as was the fire. I sadly have to report I felt some airtime muted by the new larger lapbars. It's not as wild as it used to be but I love S:ROS/Bizarro S:ROS SFNE was never overrated and that's me a huge NITRO fan saying that

Is Six Flags going to go after them for Intellectual Property Rights? Maybe they'll enter a management/advisor role and liscense their name out.

Kudos to SFGAM. Better to get Little Dipper from down the street than get Chang. Please keep Chang moving along and sent to SFStL or SFA.

Is the scrap yard next to Dorney? Please keep it enroute to Michigan.