flightoffear1996

Ride the main rides early as possible is about all you can do.

I remember the 2008 cycle and it was a lot of fun and I told my friend how awesome it was. Rode it sometime later with the lame cycle and felt like an idiot for telling my friends how intense it was. Could the weight problem have been because the two A frames where so far apart thus letting the arms flex more?

I find the B&M gigs coasters looks extremely odd. They are like 80ft off the ground and on a huge slant downwards. Just looks out of place. Kind of like when a movie or book just ends and it leaves you thinking wth.

If it was 324ft you would still have many on here complaining! I am for happy KI is installing coasters at the rate they have been.

Wonder how many guest will think they are boarding Firehawk to find them self’s in line for Flight of Fear. Sidenote: Wouldn’t the haunt building need water lines for fire suppression systems?

Source?

The mechanics behind Drop Tower always have interested me. Probably really simple but still fascinating to me.

Can we wait to hate or love the ride after it opens. You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover.

So the old photo booth is going to be the entrance and the old Firehawk queue is going to be used for Flight of Fear

Yes it was only $2.00 or a $1.90 with a season pass.

Has anyone other than me found a deal better than this in the park. Our 6 year old says no.

Diamondback was vertical before the announcement.

I noticed this on The Racer seats that they angle you inwards. I have no problems fitting but riding tilted inwards feels very awkward to me.

We actually dropped the meal plan this year and talked about going to the park Sunday but opted out because we didn’t have the meal plan.

It will have three trains so one can be in the station and the other two in the blocks behind it. Kind of like Diamondback.

This is probably a dumb question but was that seriously what the passes looked loe

I am pretty sure Cedar Fair will do what makes them the most money breaking records or not.

Money? The cost of steel has risen a lot of the past few years.

Ill just to a quick post. It was 1999 or maybe 1998. It was one of my first visits to the park without my parents. My friend and I were in the water park on the little pirate ship slide. I was at the top of the slide and slipped. That’s the last thing I remember until I hit the bottom of the slide. I smacked my head on the back of slide and the park ambulance road me to first aide where I got sent to the hospital for 6 stitches in the back of my head.

It’s hard to tell but If the weather is nice I would expect heavy crowds.

I see the new Xbase bathrooms have been install already! Ask and you shall receive.

My son and I are working on a 4x8 LEGO city in our basement. It’s not much to see at the moment as we had some expensive car repairs and just moved into a new house. I believe we have about $400 invested so far with a lot of plans to grow the city. Once I get home I’ll post some pictures.

I haven’t been on a lot of coasters so my list probably isn’t valid but here’s it is. 5. The Beast at night 4. The Raven 3. The Racer 2. Viper at SFGA 1. Maverick

Just putting my two cents out here but if the park has trouble staffing at this time maybe they should stay closed? Better to be closed than leaving guest upset

The big metal Eiffel Tower in one of the stores is for sale. $2500