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Yeah they do take the 3rd or sometimes the second train off a coaster for early off-season. Sunday most of the day was perfect, in terms of crowds.

Hay what ever happen to the DB ride count form?

Last night it was two to three train wait, from middle to back. A few more train's wait for closer to the front.

Well I was there last night, the temps were around 45 to 50 degrees. I did that math, at the bottom of Diamondbacks first drop at 80mph, the wind chill was 30 degrees. It was just down right cold!

Yeah nice pictures, I saw on the webcam Diamondbacks line being full. Drop Zone was closed Sunday to.

I do wounder how long that's going to last, and well it took them the hole year to get around to it.

I fear the high prices, then I go outside to find lower ones.

Well with the NFL, how do you expect them to pay those million dollar contracts. But man 50 dollars for parking!

Man I really hope this new company BlackStone doesn't mess up Busch's nice theme parks, and Sea World's.

Yeah Top Gun looked a lot better then, great pictures. Thanks for sharing.

Those old trains are just as rough and uncomfortable, as the new ones.

Only place I've eaten at this year was Potato Works, potato wedges with cheese.

A good way to save money at KI is eat before you go, bring food and drinks in cooler and leave it in the car. Then when the time is right, go out to the car and eat your meal. Or when you leave the park go down the street to Toco-Bell or another place to eat.

I feel safe after watching that.

Last time I rode MS, I felt my brain rattle. So I will have to officially retire from Pain, I mean Mean Streak.

I would say Dollywood did have some very good home style cook meals.

I've done the same thing on Racer this year, rode it ten times in around an hour or hour and a half. DB can give me a headache, when you ride it five to six times in a row. That happen to me on the first Friday night(5-10) of the year, really don't know why.

SOB largest pile of toothpicks, good one.

I can remember Pride night was a very clean, and easy night to work.

Lost my hat on Adventure Express, and lost a camera on Face/off.

I still can't see why CP keeps getting the best award, it's just that they have over 70 rides. Do these people who vote go there in May or Oct when the parks under staffed, and it turns into a bad house? I think Busch Gardens Europe should get the award, there park is outstanding. I've been there during the week, and on the busy Saturday. Really could not tell a difference between the weekday crowd and Saturday's crowd, I mean the line for the rides on Saturday weren't that long, the longest was Griffon at 30 mins.

I think that Raven is better than Beast, Raven has more air time and more twists.

The worst wooden coasters I've been on, Geauga Lake, Villian Kings Island, Son of Beast Myrtle Beach Pavilion, Hurricane Six Flags Great America, American Eagle Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, Twisted Twins Six Flags St. Louis , Boss Cedar Point, Mean Steak Worst Steel, Coney Island Pepsi Python Geauga Lake, Double Loop Geagua Lake, Head Spin Kings Island, Vortex Six Flags Great American, Demon Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, T2 Six Flags St. Louis, Ninja

That's funny how last year, Amusement Today. Ravine Flyer II,(Wooden) 80' high, 115' drop, 57 mph, 2900' long, 6 million. Boardwalk Bullet,(Wooden) 96' high, 3236' long, 51 mph, cost? Behemoth, (Steel)230' high, 5318' long, 77 mph, 24 million. 2009, Prowler (Wooden) 102'4" high, 3074' long, 51 mph, 8 million. Diamondback (Steel) 230' high, 5282' long, 80 mph, 22 million. And back in 2006, The Voyage, (Wooden) 163' high, 6442' long, 67.4 mph, 8.5 million. Expedition Everest, (Steel) 112' high, 4424' long, 50 mph, 100 million.

The 540 degree helix at the end, the first part of the ride to me isn't that great. And that retracking in the helix makes it even better.