tndank

Found this out while driving down to Atlanta this afternoon. Great news.

Great Adventure seems to be the first park that gets all the changes. No idea why. Seems like it's been this way since he took over. First to originally kill memberships, remove dining options, offer new passes over and over, etc.

They have been testing it off and on the last couple weeks. It's bound to open sometime soon.

Yes. Youtube vids will confirm.

Looks like Mr Freeze trains were turned around to point forward. Scheduled to reopen tomorrow.

Aquaman was testing today with water.

RMC's booth at IAAPA this week has a big "Opening 2023" display for ArieForce One.

Construction walls now surround TTD's station and area around it.

Maybe they listened to complaints. Prob part of it. They are also selling a new dining pass now, as well. They had to improve the offerings to sell it. Hopefully this happens at the other parks, too.

Turning train around again? Doesn't seem to be many details yet.

RIP The Ultimate. I think everyone knew this was coming.

Prob a corp buy out like yesterday.

Some sales going on today for "annual memberships" and the 2 meal dining plan appears to be returning ($135 I think). GAdv seems to be updating their site today. Mexico has been advertising today for a big sale. At Gadv $155 gets you into all 6flags parks.

Cpfoodblog.com has all their dining options.

A few parks have already started raising the monthly memberships costs. Def coming soon.

If Six Flags wants to change, all of these things pretty much have to happen. Can they improve the parks to match? If not people won't be coming back. If they do actually improve things, people will come back. They are still relatively cheap compared to the other big chains. But, their parks generally aren't as good either. What if they did improve that? It could happen. I doubt it will, but if all their parks suddenly looked like Fiesta a few summers ago will multiple shows and new rides every few years the people would show up.

No fast lane discounts at Kings Island. That's for cedar point.

Drop Line is now open again.

I'd rather have this at Dollywood than BBM.

Looks fun and fairly unique. I like it.

Prestige right now. Gold and Platinum tomorrow.

Rumors say park presidents at SFNE, SFGAdv, SFA, SFOG, and SFSTL were all let go last week. SFGAdv's pres has announced his 'retirement'. Appears this may all be true. Earnings call Thursday. Could be interesting to hear more about this disaster of a chain right now.

Probably a dumb question but are all the coasters open during Oct for Halloween weekends? (Weather/etc permitting).