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That must have been new in 2020. In 2019 you only got free parking if it was included in your package, which was more than just a room.

May 6th for passholders!

I think we know how reality will go. We saw it Holiday World last night. Very few will wear masks at all except when asked to entering a store. That's about all they can do now. I like the news but that's just my opinion. To each their own.

Masks only required when indoors now. Temp checks now gone, too.

Did the voucher not say you could just present it at the ride?

Orlando Informer meetup trip at Universal....anyone here got a quick review or opinions? I've heard it great from people. Just seeing if folks here have opinions. Thinking about maybe doing the Dec one this year.

Running into the ground? Did you see how many people were there?

Fahrenheit can be really tight. The belts are short. This was after riding TTD and MF the week before. I will agree with anonymouscactus. Oddly enough, Skyrush, the most intense, has the easiest fitting restraints.

The day after Phall Phunfest at Knoebels last year was calling for 100% rain all day. We went to Hershey hoping to get a couple rides in before the rain. No one else showed up. It rained about 10 minutes during the day, and then started coming down at close. Sat on Skyrush for an hour at one point during the day. Thank you mother nature. Doubt I'll see that again.

He posts a lot on King Island Central. Seems like a good kid. Mine shipped a day or two ago. Looking forward to it. It was supposed to be out last year but then you know. He took time to add more and is really proud of it. Good stuff. He's talked to and interviewed a bunch of people and seems to know a good amount.

Great to hear they have 2 trains running on LR. Crowds will die down in a week or two. Sevier Co is on Spring break this week.

Parks are packed right now. Why open something new? I would imagine it ends up being mid/end May.

Trailerblazer passes are also an option.

Exactly. It can be fun. I'm not flying across the country to stand in line for 6 hours but if I was local or in the area, why not? If someone wants to ride it, waiting 3-5 hours seems better than weeks or months for it slow down. If you are buying a daily ticket to do this, I think you're slightly crazy.

It's fun.

No times at SFoG. Been that way for awhile.

I would think they will go this route. Rumors say Hagrids is going on express pass soon.

Pretty sure it sold out just as fast last year when we had no idea that things would go south.

Um...no one there is checking.

I'm not sure it's that telling but it does surprise it didn't immediately sell out. I suspect capacity is a lot more than Coasterstock. Another point thing is timing. Coastermania is the same weekend as Holidwood Nights and Orlando Informer meetup at Universal, and coaster rodeo the following week. Lots of events happening in June.

It's cheap, that's for sure. They have days when they can't get enough staff to open. So, they decide to just use the coasters AND charge people to come. Brilliant, I guess. I'd still go.

Coaster power hours coming in April and May. https://www.nj.com/news/2021/04/six-flags-great-adventure-to-hold-coaster-power-hours-in-april-and-may.html

Been to Dorney already? Seems like an easy park to pick up since you're flying there. I think crowds will be awful all year. Hate to say it, but moving it to 2022 is probably for the best all around. Most likely longer hours, more normal operations, and international staff is able to help out again.

I got one of those $5 survey cards at SFFT a few weeks ago, too.

Ticketing for the safari was the same last year. Season passes from other parks a no go. I also skipped it.