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P. 2239: Superman: Escape from Krypton permanently closed

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One ride in particular where they employ too many people, I think, is Riddlers Revenge... there's people standing around...totally not really needed.

 

As for the motivating part, you should call them out on it. Tell them they're not doing their job or to some effect...and make a scene out of it...

 

Instead of making a scene, it would be much, much, more productive to leave a note at Guest Relations about what you saw.

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One ride in particular where they employ too many people, I think, is Riddlers Revenge... there's people standing around...totally not really needed.

 

As for the motivating part, you should call them out on it. Tell them they're not doing their job or to some effect...and make a scene out of it...

 

Instead of making a scene, it would be much, much, more productive to leave a note at Guest Relations about what you saw.

 

I can only hope he will go by this advice rather than mine

 

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Thought I'd share.....
SixFlagsMM

 

Goliath is up & running! Batman is now operating Blue, & fewer lines. WhooHoo! |>|>|>|>|>|>!

Andrew "No fake words used in this tweet" Iorio

I believe this should answer your first question...

I know Ninja is down right now, at least 3 of the water rides are too, but both Jet Stream and Log Jammer were open when I went a couple weeks ago, so I'm assuming they're still open.

 

 

Edit: Looking at the "SixFlagsMM" Twitter page, I'm going to call bs on it. It seriously sounds like it's some 8th grade fanboy running this thing, here are a few quotes from the page:

Unfortunatly FreeFall is closed since 08'. The Tower/Structure still stands in the middle of The Riddler's Revenge though.

 

Six Flags Magic Mountain: Most and best rollercoasters in SoCal!

 

Hahaha. Yes. Goliath is indefinitely one that makes Magic Mountain whole! And we all hope Goliath will "unplanningly" re-open soon!

 

I doubt that a company trying to have itself taken seriously would approve of these false facts and bad grammar.

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Going to be there on the 23rd.

 

Looking to hit as much as possible, but if they're open, the coasters we'd love to hit are:

X2

Tatsu

Goliath

Batman: The Ride

Terminator Salvation

Viper

Deja Vu

Scream

Colossus

Revolution

 

Any strategies/tips/tricks/recommendations? I'll admit I haven't read through the whole thread...

Where should we eat our 2+ meals that day?

 

Thanks in advance.

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^^^^ I rode Jet Stream on Sunday. It felt about 80 degrees at the time. By the time I got over to Log Jammer it had cooled down a lot and there was a large group of people using the water cannons. Since it was not as warm anymore and I didn't want to get soaked, by the water cannons, I skipped it. It was the first time I had gone on either ride since August. I never ride Roaring Rapids or Tidal Wave since I hate to walk around the park soaking wet.

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^ I've never gotten real wet on Tidal Wave, but have come off of Roaring Rapids soaked. While I do enjoy those whitewater raft rides, I tend to avoid them because I don't like to be wet the entire day. If it's hot, I'll ride because I will dry off fairly quickly.

 

Eric

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^ I've seen the line get pretty long on crowded days, and I suspect that it may be long for at least a short time because Batman hasn't been open in awhile. But remember, too, that at one time, Batman was the hottest thing in the park. Nowadays, most people have already ridden it and tend to think of it as "old school." That's too bad because even 15 years later, it still packs quite a punch.

 

Eric

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I went the first summer it opened, I'm sure there are others here who remember the insanity that was the BTR line. There were a lot fewer coasters back then as well. Leads me to wonder...

 

The reason for putting that block brake on Colossus was to increase capacity, hardly a necessity at all these days with 15 coasters. Think we can ever expect a return for glory for that ride? We all know its been a pipe dream but it actually seems plausible these days.

 

It would become a very popular "family" ride again if it became fun again. I say family coaster because it does sit in the shadow of a big boy, and relatively speaking its much tamer than it was when it debuted.

 

The superstructure still exists...

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I went the first summer it opened, I'm sure there are others here who remember the insanity that was the BTR line.

 

The insanity that was the B:TR line...how about the insanity that was the Flashback line? Flashback, when it first opened, saw massive queues that would reach 2-3 hours. What does they really tell you about popularity/wait times/what makes a good ride?

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Not to mention a line that extended accross the bridge and to the bottom of the staircase for a ride that only got audio and a paint job on its opening day *Cough* X2 *Cough*.

Andrew "Maybe our roller skater will have a 2 hour line on opening day " Iorio

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