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Unfortunately I haven't seen a poster yet. I'll post one if I see it. I wont be back at the park for a couple weeks. I think I'd just tell me kid to say they are 14. Agree with Jarmor here. If this is real, it seems really strange.

RIP kids under 14 being able to ride Lighting Rod and others by themselves at Dollywood. I'm told this new policy along with signs started appearing last weekend. Seems odd.

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I thought the idea was crazy as well but I've come around. Looking forward to seeing the final plans and all the details.

Hole behind Dragster now. People seem to think it may be the beginning of the spike.

Just seems strange to add them a year later. Was it running during that year? Doesn't matter to me just seemed strange and over the top. I'm curious WHY it's there now. Where the decision came from. Maybe Texas inspectors? The ride manufacturer of the Orlando ride didn't add these to their drop tower. So, just a little curious why they were added a year later here. Good chance no one here knows why and that's fine.

New body seatbelt has been added to Superman now. Anyone been on it since? Seems pointless. What's the story?

That line was great for me. I often just visit for a couple hours in the mornings. They were usually great about basically let me walk through.

RIP Lighting Rod single rider line.

Fury has run 2 trains recently. No idea how that decision is made. Many assumed it would be 2 train ops going forward but it was back to one today.

Strong line-up for early entry this year. Hit it out of the park here. GateKeeper Wild Mouse Atomic Scrambler Matterhorn Calypso Dodgem Kiddy Kingdom (select rides) https://www.cedarpoint.com/early-entry

No bids yet and they have now reduced the initial bids from $2K/$1K to $500/$250. I was 50/50 on attending opening day but I think I'm out now. I'll be in the area a couple weeks later and check it out then.

Their awesome beer festival returns in September. https://facebook.com/events/s/hops-coaster-drops-2023/633806251140622/

Deconstruction has begun on the drop tower. Top is off. Cranes now starting to bring down the pieces.

Pass holder time is 12-4. Still some tickets for the 9:30 vip grand opening event available, as well (free; https://bit.ly/AF1-SP-RSVP).

Email from the park. No idea who was emailed but I am a season pass holder.

Auction now up and running for first public train. Seats start at $1K ($2k for front row). https://bramsey.hibid.com/catalog/438320/first-arieforce-one-roller-coaster-ride/

More reports of them gone now. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpf15Akv7nt/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D Would be great if they took them off others in the chain.

Word is comfort collars are being removed from Ice Breaker.

Hundreds of visits and I've never parked in preferred. I've also never used the trams. I like walking and I'm cheap.

Media day is confirmed for Friday, March 31. ACE's call for riders indicates it could start as early as 5:30am.

On FB Fun Spot has stated the park and AF1 opens to the public at 4pm that day. They have also said there will be passholder ride times but they are not ready to release that info yet. Many people assume it'll be earlier in the day before official open, but who knows at this point. I would guess media first, passholders second, open to public at 4. I keep thinking after it opens it will be easy to marathon this thing if you can get there on a weekday. Will be really interesting to see how the wait times and crowds end up. It's such a small park.

Anyone seen anything about Power Hours? Seems that might have been dropped this year.

I'm going to guess it's another exciting psghetti coaster given the checkered flag.

Over a 4 on Google rating with 2000+ reviews. It'll be just fine for a night or two. Recent reviews seem to be good.