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I just hate the feeling, and I wonder how hard it will be to get off clothes. It took almost 20min to dry when I got one today.

It seems that they've changed the handstamp ink again. I actually think it's much too hard to get off, it almost seems like rubber or something. It's also really thick. An improvement over the 2009 ink, but it actually seems *too* hard to get off, in my opinion, anyway. Glad to see them listening to feedback though.

I think it's for The Beast Challenge. It spells something.

Does anyone know the prices for Rivertown Junction? Thanks.

B as in Bulldozer

Love Land? Oh... oh god.

You know the only thing that annoys me about this show? It's too good for me to call it "Signed, Sealed, Disappointed" like I was originally going to. I haven't seen the whole thing yet, but from what I've seen, I like it.

"But if you imagine that Geauga Lake were still open..."

Yes, they should. I've refilled a KI cup from 1994 before. AFAIK, anything at all can be filled with ice water (even personal water bottles), and any KI cup can be filled with soda, but not ICEE cups.

I saw one of "those" in line for DB, and in one of the parking lots... I mean really, is KI a great place for that kind of thing?

Wow. Elitch Gardens does it again... the attitudes were amazing. The food was equally pleasant. I had chicken nuggets which at best were about the quality of Banquet frozen chicken patties, spongy texture and all. I think the thing that topped off my day was the dangerous loading procedure of The Flying Coaster. If you had loose articles, you had to cross the track and leave your belongings on the other side, which would be fine, except that the cars remain moving during loading. Does anyone else see the HUGE safety issue with having guests cross in front of a moving ride vehicle? I was stunned...

Do the fire effects work on their BLSCs? Not to say we have better theming on every single ride *coughcough*, but we have some...

I think the worst thing I saw was the attitudes of the employees. I was actually made fun of by one employee at Sidewinder because I was riding it by myself. I was literally speechless.

2006, IIRC. It was SF at the time, I've heard that it improved in the last few years.

Six Flags Elitch Gardens. It was a crowded, cramped, hot mess. The flying coaster had many things in common with going down Niagara Falls in a barrel, Twister II did not seem safe, and Mind Eraser had one of the funniest operational "errors" I've ever seen. The ride ops were throwing the keys TO THE RIDE across the station. Oops! They went over the edge and under the track. They had to call maintenance to come get them.

Nope. I'm not really sure why. They're good though.

What kind of fries are they? The chili cheese fries at Skyline are $5.95 including tax, guess it depends on what you like. I loooooooooove the Skyline ones.

One word: ouch!

My (biased) opinion on the food: I wouldn't really call it "bad" or "slop", each time I have eaten in the park, I've been happy with the quality of the food. If you were to eat in the park, I would suggest the Backyard BBQ. I haven't had it yet this year, and the food choices are different this year, but I was happy with it last year.

If the parking attendants were telling guests that rides were closed, he'd be complaining that it wasn't on their website, and if it was on there, he would complain that they didn't call him personally to let him know...

Oh boy, this again? You want them to turn away paying customers because a small fraction of the parks rides are closed? Well, as long as they have a handstamp...

[nevermind, yes, he is referring to my post.]

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I'd say it doesn't exactly take an expert to say that...

Did GR even have power? I don't really know anything about this, but if they didn't, maybe they *couldn't* give refunds if the computers were down?