DarienPoint

Granted, but you only can go alone and have a maximum of 200 dollars to spend per trip. I wish Darien Lake would expand.

A bath bomb (which was SO GOOD, recommend the company Two Sisters for bath bombs) for about 6 dollars on Amazon.

8/10 Iron Shark?

Kiss The Summer Hello 2016

^ Yellow as in the whole track and supports are yellow, or partially yellow?

^ Shoot plotholes!

Isn't it called that at another Six Flags?

Everything would have no meaning.. What if Darien Lake was bought by Cedar Fair?

I'd have to say cold, half the time I'm dumb and I burn my tongue on hot things. Being able to ride Gemini all you want or Steel Vengeance for only once in your lifetime?

Ah, makes sense. That annoys me also, but it shouldn't make people hate the ride.

Before you rant, yes, they're rides that Six Flags just dropped at their parks to include them on their promise of "every park gets a new ride every year!" But, I'm just confused as to why people hate them so much. Loops are one of my favorite inversions or elements on a coaster, and why not have a flat ride that does exactly that? I personally like them a lot, it's almost a top 5 on flat rides for me. If I go to a park that has one, I'll try and fit it in to my schedule of what to ride that day. (I can't clarify, but if you can please do) They're a bargain for parks, and a fun addition. So the question is, why do people hate them so much? That's the thing I don't get, just tell me your experience and/or thoughts on super loops below.

I like the color scheme of Hangover, it's unique from all of the many Fireball color schemes. Finally something "themed," if you could even call it that.

UPDATE: Doing it, bought the hotel deal that comes with the tickets, and FL+. Excited!

^ How far away is it to the closest Six Flags park?

^ That'd be an awesome idea. I would settle with that if they didn't buy Darien Lake, since it's a similar distance from me. Just an idea, but I wouldn't think they'd ever do this, but try to revive the Grand Texas Theme Park idea.

^ Agreed, but we meant the more recent projects from Vekoma, like Formula 1 at Energylandia for example.

^ Haha, yea. I'll see what I can do.

- Was moved around several Six Flags parks, one of the parks only having it in storage - The coaster's manufacturer is popular in Asia - Your "heart's" feelings about it will "switch" after you ride it

Looking good so far! Will you be planning to build Hangtime?

Shockwave at SF Great America?

Revival Selena Gomez

^ First of all, THAT'S AMAZING. I waited two hours for Valravn in 2016 (was okay for the wait? But the vest presses against my chest and it is annoying to breathe, cause I'm skinny, same with Gatekeeper's vest), and I might do FL+, not entirely sure though. I'll definitely do Millennium Force and Steel Vengeance with early ride time, Maverick I skipped in 2016 (cause I wouldn't wait more than an hour for that ride), so I'll try to run and fit that in. I LOVE Rougarou so when the park opens I'm doing that. I realized that I mostly just do their coasters and ride like one or two flat rides, is that just me or? But thanks for some info, appreciate it.

I don't understand why the state of Michigan (or at least parts I've been to) don't let you turn left at lights, so you have to go straight or right then U-turn, then continue. Like... Why?!

Ariana Grande's fourth album is coming to snatch our wigs.

Looking at that case of phones, and I haven't visited this park before, I thought you had to store loose items in there, I was like "That's so bad, you're items could get easily stolen!"