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Anyone else notice the 2019 map (and possible other before it, I didn't check) makes it look like storm runner has like 10 inversions http://www.hersheypark.com/assets/pdf/info/park-map/sitp-map.pdf

Congratz!

Nice report! Toro is awesome. I was about to reply asking if you went to Knoebles as well since you went to Hershey, but I realized it doesn't open for another couple weeks

Yep, but I'd be very interested in what beats it if it doesn't. Were you ever scared of roller coasters?

Well that went up fast. Looks a bit small, but not complaining

^^^Nice I wonder what'll open first: These bathrooms or DL's new ride

Thanks for the update! Really glad to see that Six Flags seems to be giving this park real attention, at least based on these first couple of reports.

Anyone have pics of the new bathrooms near Superman?

^If I may add: https://rcdb.com/r.htm?ol=59&order=-8&ot=3

^Read a couple of the pages around the link you gave me, that's awesome Thanks for filling me in!

^^"everyone and their pet rock" This is the first time I've heard of this phrase and I'm instantly in love.

I think it should be 2019 for several reasons, but the main reason for me is that since it was conducted in early 2019, some of people's rankings were based on rides they took during 2019, meaning the poll isn't strictly limited to 2018 or earlier experiences. Am I making sense?

Can someone explain the boat joke to me? I've heard it brought up every few months and I have no clue what it refers to

RMC Millie 2020?

Guys you know she reads this thread too, right? One cannot escape her by simply jumping to this thread.

If anyone wants an actual reasonable estimate of when it will open, I predict sometime around June 14th, which is when SFA opened their Skyscreamer. That's probably the best estimate because: -SFA is a similarly sized park to DL (as far as I understand) -SFA got their skyscreamer just two years before DL, so it's still a similar group of people in charge at Six Flags -They're basically the same ride Though at the end of the day, it's anyone's best guess.

I wonder if this is related to why they renamed ME to Riddler Revenge and not Riddler's Revenge like at many other SF parks

^ and Batwing, yes because of awful capacity, but also I've seen it fill a several switchbacks on multiple occasions

The only reason I'm at all concerned is because it's a new ride. When Wonder Woman opened, it frequently got 45min waits for the first few months of operations when I saw it (and still sometimes gets significant lines). Idk how much of that is the newness factor vs. the type of ride it is though. I'm not expecting anything insane for Firebird, but it will probably get longer lines than Apocalypse.

Apocalypse almost never got significant lines though, so dispatch time wasn’t really an issue on most days. Not sure how bad lines will be when Firebird opens.

In Maryland our weather often looks like this: January-first half of February: Freezing cold and snow 2nd half of February through first half of March: Warm and sunny, is Spring here early? 2nd half of March through first half of April: Nope! Back to super cold, and a good chance of snow. 2nd half of April is when spring finally arrives for real.

That looks awesome! Great work! How long did painting and assembly take once you had everything printed?

Damn that’s some of the coolest drone footage I’ve ever seen! The ride looks incredible—seems to haul all the way to the end!

Wait there are people who actually think it's "cool" to be a roller coaster enthusiast?

^Also Carowinds wouldn't have any other thrilling wood coasters if Hurler was converted. Atm, of the two Cedar Fair parks that have received conversions, Kings Dominion still has Rebel Yell and Grizzly, & Cedar Point still has Blue Streak