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How to win Bank-A-Ball:

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure. He might still live there. Who knows if it actually sold.

I believe it was last year that Jeff at Pointbuzz posted a website that showed his house up for sale. The inside was too cluttered for my taste.

Whoever mentioned Warlock, I like it. Not as much as Banshee, but I like it.

I didn't start reading this topic until about twenty minutes ago. I don't read trip reports that often, but Caleb texted me and said there was comedy gold in this thread. He was right. Youngstud, I agree with some of your posts and disagree with others. The way you present yourself is off-putting to others, but I find it hilarious and a breath of fresh air that is much needed on this site. Things have been getting pretty serious around here lately, and you're posts make me laugh, so stick around. As for the real topic, stacking happens. If it did happen as much as Youngstud said, it is unacceptable. As for the reasons, there are multiple. Loose articles are not the main problem. Guests are slow, too large, or just ignorant. Busch Gardens has a strict no loose article policy on all coasters, and stacking is still a frequent thing on all rides. Sometimes it is the crew, and sometimes it is the guest. It happens.

And parking is included.

I have been on a Griffon train and an Alpengiest train by myself. I'm not sure what is so special about it.

"Another one bites the dust, hey hey"

It opened in 1998. http://rcdb.com/478.htm

Kinzel sold (or is selling) his house on the lake.

I hope it is more detailed than Boo Blasters.

I think there are two good locations that are available for a dark ride. I think they could utilize the old ball room, or use the old pirate ride building. Maybe in the area of the dorms close to where Wildcat used to stand. (If they really are tearing them down)

Can we speculate on what kind of dark ride is coming?

That rule was so two pages ago...

Adding to this, I have read that the Intamin representative to the United States is less than nice to work with. Sandor Kernacs is his name I believe. I have not heard a nice word about the man. (I'm not one to judge some one who I have not met personally, so all of this is stuff I have read on various park fansites.) I do agree that Shoot the Rapids was the last ride we will see Cedar Fair acquire from Intamin for quite some time. Kevin, I am sad I missed you. Ever since I found out you are head of the "Face Your Fear Event" I've always wanted to meet you. Your field has always interested me. Maybe next time.

I envy you guys who can strike up a conversation with just about anyone. After a quick "Hello, nice to meet you," I stand their in awkwardness.

In what video are we talking about?

Journalism at it's finest.

I've been to Cedar Point alone before, and recently Kings Dominion and Busch Gardens. I still have fun, but not anywhere close to when I go with friends. I think I don't enjoy it as much because I am super self conscious and being alone just looks weird to other people, or at least it does in my head.

I liked watching the clouds and fog more than the rides. Good stuff.

When trains are backed up. (one in the station, one on the main brakes, and one on the transfer track, I believe.)

I've made a few friends with game supervisors here at Busch Gardens and they all say the 3 point challenge games are legit. Not rigged at all. The other games aren't really rigged, they are just hard to win.

Or Penn and Teller reveal how they do their tricks.

The block feature doesn't help me when you guys keep quoting and responding to him.

Drop Tower and Van Halen.