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Before everyone gets all excited that RMC will be on-site soon...the de-construction right now is probably still being done by the park themselves. They will be removing anything they want to salvage before it is turned over to the contractor to begin work on the new version of the ride. Also, as a side note...I can't even keep track of what the actual last train was. Between Saturday's advertised final day, Sunday's pass holder day, and the following employee event...I've seen 5 or 6 claims of being on the "last" train!

^That's exactly what they are doing.

^Sounds like they are starting with removing the lift motor if that is the case. That's probably the nicest thing SFMM has done for their team members in the last 10 years! That is a nice send off...especially considering any of the operators of Colossus probably push a train or two from lift approach to the lift in their days working it!

I wouldn't be surprised if the crane was for the trains. They're kind of heavy.

It's funny they didn't even have the #Farewellcolossus thing out there on the actual advertised last day. Would have made for a great photo op/social media hit for them...

They already built Goliath AROUND Colossus...I doubt they are concerned about space...

LMAO! You write this as though we don't already know! I definitely agree with that based on what direction RMC has taken their coasters, but I personally would be intrigued by a topper track re-do that brought back the double down and removed the trims along the rest of the way. And returned it to racing. That being said...Six Flags recent history with RMC proves to me there is no way they will be leaving it in-tact and to expect some crazy inversion/steep drop/intense gimmick(s) to go with the new version of the ride. THIS. I bet the majority of the guests who came yesterday were passholders to begin with. Many of them probably weren't even aware there is the bonus day today.

A ride that had two sides and had six trains ends up closing with one operational side and two operational trains...better than nothing I guess.

It was a prank from a kid...

My best is 8 so far. I just drop the bombs a little bit ahead of groups I see walking and hope they keep walking that way.

I just got to 35k and I thought I was doing good...Guess not!

I bought the special and the 50 clams...and used them for Bryan Cranston.

I think I remember them mentioning it would, but I'm not 100% sure on that one.

They mentioned at ScareLA they decided to focus their resources into the Special Ops thing. That's also why there is no mazes in the traditional Camp Snoopy locations: it's 100% Special Ops (though they said Sierra Sidewinder will remain open with minimal lighting).

They were still being pitched today at scareLA, so it sounds like they haven't sold out yet.

Finally got that to work after 3 tries. But now there is no chance my streak with giant stewie can continue

$65 is an incredible deal. I can't imagine they will be selling too many of those, so I would jump on them quick!

The game keeps crashing for me now thanks to the 1.1.2 update.

There is the normal ZacSpin's...and then there is what SFMM did to Green Latern.

Just got Ron Pearlman unlocked and now I am two quest behind again. I love/hate all there is to do with this quest!

^I sure hope so. There's only two new mazes but 4 not returning (Delirium, Endgames, Mirror Mirror, Slaughterhouse). Also, remember how terrible the "dark realm" area of the Gauntlet was? I sure hope Special Ops is an improvement over that disaster of a "scare zone"...that involved laser tag too.

Ya, I've seen that leaked list and what not, but it just seems like Hollywood and Orlando are going to be a little more similar this year around using many of the same IP's. Normally you'll only see one or two IP's at both parks simultaneously. Even though the IP's are the same, the mazes are completely different.

I love the toothfairy concept...Voodoo just seems like a rehash of all the Bayou themed mazes of the past. I honestly don't know what to think of the Camp Snoopy thing.

I LOVED the Resident Evil house. The scale of the sets were awesome. Wasn't scary, but it really was like being in the middle of the game. Complete with the Helicopter from Kong!

^Technically HHN is already way past it's 10th year with the past versions of the event going back as far as 1997. ^^Universal is just the distributor with first rights to blumhouse productions. I imagine with Blumhouse doing their own Purge experience tour this year and their own house in downtown LA the past two years, they didn't want a maze at HHN eating into their own business. From a marketing standpoint, even if Walking Dead is not as "hot" (my facebook timeline would disgree with you though---the comic con trailer was definitely a trending item), it still has more marketing power than a generic zombie maze.