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That can't be true. Florida now has loads of great B&Ms, various record-breaking thrill rides, some of the best theme parks in every category, and an RMC under construction! Millennium Force is better than Maverick.

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Please, f*cking no

The Alpine Coaster at Glenwood Caverns is proclaimed as a Top 10 Coaster. So yes, titles are everything.

Funny how Hakugei is already testing when West Coast Racers hasn't even begun vertical construction yet.

^ I wholeheartedly agree with you! Everything at Dollywood is top-notch relative to what kind of attraction it is, and should be experienced at least once. And yes, the Rocky Top Mountain Coaster is the closest one, I believe only 5 minutes down Veterans Parkway from Dollywood

Update. Here are the plans so far. Saturday, March 23rd - We leave for Florida, and the bus drives through the night Sunday, March 24th - Arrive at Animal Kingdom at 8:30. Run straight to Flight of Passage, ride that, then ride around and watch shows until our Everest FastPass. Mid-afternoon, park hop over to Hollywood Studios. Ride Slinky Dog Dash (we're just gonna wait it out) and use our ToT and RnRC FastPasses. Stay at Hollywood Studios until park close. Monday, March 25th - Epcot, all day. FastPasses for Test Track and Soarin'. Mid-afternoon is a music rehearsal (this is a band trip) Tuesday, March 26th - Magic Kingdom, all day. FastPasses for Big Thunder, Space Mountain, and Splash Mountain. Perform in Downtown Disney mid-afternoon. Wednesday, March 27th - Universal Orlando, all day. No music stuff, but no FastPasses ever. This is the really good itinerary idea I was given... Then after a dinner meal, my school leaves home for Illinois, but I'm staying after with my family for more parks. We'll be visiting Fun Spot Orlando that evening. Thursday, March 28th - SeaWorld for a good chunk of the day, then Fun Spot Kissimmee that evening. Friday, March 29th - Busch Gardens all day from open to close. Drive up a little in the evening and stay overnight in Ocala. Saturday, March 30th - Fun Spot Atlanta for like 10 minutes to pick up the credit then SFOG from 2 - 7 PM. I'm getting a Gold Flash Pass so I'll be able to hit every single coaster in that short period of time. Drive up and stay overnight in Chattanooga. Sunday, March 31st - Finish drive home.

I love that! Anyone know if it should be open by the end of the month?

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"STAYK AND LOBSTAH ONLY HEEUH FOH A LEEMITED TOIME" Red Lobster, 2019

[youtu_be] [/youtu_be] I generally don't like Bananarama, but the song randomly came on the radio and I actually really like it.

Captain Marvel was excellent! I found a lot of parallels with Guardians of the Galaxy, and GOTG is perhaps my favorite Marvel movie. So that's awesome!

Love the Kozmo statue on top! What a cute little ride

Wasn't Deja Vu there too?

Amazing photos and fun read!

Okay, thanks. Good to know that the day can be a little less "planned" because of that.

Continuing the conversation of which rides to enjoy, I've always found Ninja to be just okay and not too rough. I've had some good rides on it and some that are rougher. But Boomerang is flat out terrible. Skip it unless you have Advil or need the credit. (Also as some people have said, assuming it isn't closed)

^ & ^^ Unfortunately I don't have that luxury this time around. I did get a pretty good plan from BlahBlahson though, I'll probably stick to that. So thanks!

^^ Thanks for the help everyone. I was able to talk my family into buying a Gold Flash Pass so I'm thankful for all the recommendations. ^ I thought Pandemonium was going in that old lot that was cleared out next to Goliath's queue? Or is that something else?

Thanks for the advice everyone! So as of right now, here's the plan. 1. Cheetah Hunt 2. Cobra's Curse 3. Montu 4. Skyride 5. Kumba 6. Sand Serpent 7. Falcon's Fury 8. Scorpion 9. SheiKra 10. Air Grover Anything I should change? The animal exhibits will be sprinkled in as we go along (unless there are some that get busier than normal?) Lastly, what are the best places for food? I appreciate all the attraction strategy help, but my family would love recommendations for when it comes time to eat.

Hey everyone, So as some of you know, I'm visiting Six Flags Over Georgia on Saturday the 30th, and I need advice! I'll only be there for about 5 hours (2:00 to 7:00), so keep that in mind when responding. 1. What is the best order to hit up the coasters and thrilling flat rides? I know that SFOG can get REALLY busy so the best advice possible for the short period of time is helpful. I'm not very knowledgeable on the non-coasters at SFOG, so give me your recommendations for what to ride here. Also the only credits I have at the park are GA Scorcher, Batman, Mind Bender, GASM, and DMT. Being the credit whore I am, DDD, Goliath, Joker, Superman, TwiCy and Blue Hawk to be on the list somewhere, plus re-rides on the other coasters. 2. What are the best restaurants for lunch and dinner? (best snacks in the park would be a nice bonus too ) 3. "Magic" seats or the best rows/seats on coasters? I love trying multiple seats for the best possible ride so I always ask those questions when trip planning. Thanks!

Hey everyone, So as some of you know, I'm visiting Universal Orlando (both parks) on Wednesday the 27th, and I need advice! I'll be staying the whole day from open to late in the evening (7:00-8:00 I'll be leaving), so keep that in mind when responding. Because this is part of a school trip, I can't add any more days, unfortunately. 1. What is the best order to hit up the rides and attractions? Must rides for me at IOA are Hulk, Spiderman, Jurassic Park, Kong and Forbidden Journey. Must rides for me at USF are the four coasters (I only have 1/4 credits), plus Transformers, maybe Jimmy Fallon, Men In Black, Simpsons, and maybe Fast and the Furious. This question is CRITICAL because I only have one day here, and I'd really like the best advice possible. 2. What are the best restaurants for lunch and dinner? (best snacks in the park would be a nice bonus too ) 3. "Magic" seats or the best rows/seats on coasters? I love trying multiple seats for the best possible ride so I always ask those questions when trip planning. Thanks!

Hey everyone, So as some of you know, I'm visiting Busch Gardens Tampa on Friday the 29th, and I need advice! We'll be staying the whole day from open to close (10:00 to 7:00), so keep that in mind when responding. 1. What is the best order to hit up the coasters and thrilling flat rides? 2. What are the best restaurants for lunch and dinner? (best snacks in the park would be a nice bonus too ) 3. "Magic" seats or the best rows/seats on coasters? I love trying multiple seats for the best possible ride so I always ask those questions when trip planning. Thanks!

Yes! It's opening the day before my visit!! Does that mean that I should run to Shamu Express first thing? (but actually, should I? I am a bit of a credit whore)

Went to Casino Pier instead, and luckily...