CHILLERLC1

I rode San Diego's in 2005 and Santa Cruz's in 2006. I walked away thinking SC's was more memorable.

Today is the day. So long my friend. The Big Bad Wolf.

It does in nature. It can happen again.

I'm thinking of combining both Shockwave themes if Chang does comes to the park. SFMM had "Shockwave - Can you stand it?" and you can tout that "Lightning strikes twice" the return of Shockwave to the park just in another form.

Chang is probably underutilized, making the MCBR look like a joke. It would probably better serve a bigger market park. I wish T2 went instead. Chang is the anchor of my interest in attending SFKK. I counted on it this past June when I attended along with some old school Greased Lightning riding.

I think Carowinds has the winner. It'll bring something unique to the South as the ride's biggest influences: Behemoth, Goliath - La Ronde, and Silver Star are all out in different countries. Great job.

On another forum I made a call for a under the lift perpendicular hill like on Piraten. I was dead on.

Funtown in Maine is next.

I loving we got the USA Today National Press to hook up this park.

El Toro Phoenix Bizarro SFNE

Clementon Park tonight.

I've been a lifelong Philadelphia EAGLES fan and I'm sure not running away from everything I put into this team now. I believe Michael Vick served his PUNISHMENT in jail for 1 and a half years. I believe in the judiciary branch of our country doing it's job. I'm fine with him signing, giving him a second chance and move into the future. I want him to turn a page as much as I want to in my personal life.

It's more like drink a bottle of beer 21 years old. If it was a regular boomerang they would just use the lift stairs.

I don't think it matters. Jump on: Ole!!!

I've had my best word of mouth experience recently. I met a customer going on a first time Myrtle Beach visit, told them about the park and very easily they picked up the Freestyle part of the name. They asked about things for teens particularly. I even threw in mention of the back to school promo they seem to have and mentioned about food in the area. I hope they make it there on their visit. In fairness for a well rounded suggestion I mentioned Family Kingdom as well.

Clementon Park by Labor Day? I definitely know Six Flags Great Adventure by the end of September.

Two years ago I came to this park after my visit in the same day to SFNE. Mad Mouse was closed because there was just a thunderstorm and it had to dry. I turned around, not paying parking and leaving after I asked the parking attendant about the ride's status. I knew this place was particular when I found out I needed a 2nd person for Mad Mouse. I finally got my cousin with me this past Tuesday and got the two credits. There was a nice breeze off the lake while waiting at admissions. It was particular to get down right at first but I like the park now. It was a great visit. Planning for a park is like planning for a MLB game in regards to rain. You would probably still go if thunderstorms were in the forecast and it's up to the weather if you win or lose.

read on the Screamscape Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom may get a waterpark addition and may be upgrading their waterpark portion of the park to the Hurricane Harbor name. Could they possibly expand this park around Thunder Run into the current closed section of the park, even as far as removing the shuddered Twisted Twins and the splashdown boats back there? Could it be less extensive? I would accept that with a Tony Hawk coaster to replace Twins and the water ride if it's possible. An Evel Knievel I'd love of course.

1. Dueling Dragons 2. Riddler's Revenge - a very odd station 3. The Time Machine - with all the curved framing.

The closing shot with the flags is the best.

They were used to having hardly a train worth of people there. Now the park has to adjust. Let's get that MCBR to use for what it's really for: zipping the 2-3 trains through it.

As long as it's before Labor Day the park is still rolling daily.

The coaster I blew off on riding: Roadrunner Express at SFKK in 2003, I just got last month. The other coasters I could not ride I just could not get on because of circumstances forcing most of them to be closed.

The family I've known that has gone to Myrtle Beach ever year except this year finally heard from me yesterday about Freestyle's admission deal. It's been the best news to their ears since I've known and talked to them long enough through the years about the Pavilion, Hard Rock coming, disclosing the bad news, and then the reopening and now this. I've been working the word of mouth approach for years about Myrtle Beach.

I think it got to the point where the bottom of the first drop wasn't too far away from riding Son of Beast's helixes. It's sad that my favorite part was probably its most original, truest portion of the ride left; the prelift. The 2nd half of the ride was built for that 10-15 feet they removed from the return trip back up the hill after the turn over the pond. My classic story is that I beat the side of the train like a jockey on the turnaround up by the station. The last 10 feet or so of banking on that turn became a joke because there simply wasn't any speed anymore for it. I think the hill is cursed. I'm not too crazy for Hercules or Hydra.