CoasterGeek101

I agree, I never buy tickets like this.............

Only twice, I am waiting for the line to die down.

Thanks for sharing, sounds like you had a good time.

What does that mean?

Now you aren't making sense.......

Of course not.............

What? Oh, I get it.

Yep, unfortunately, not while operating.

Thanks, and yes! Most certainly, actually as we post ( ) I am editing photos of other rides like The Racer! ...which (speaking of Racer), at least according to Don Helbig, is the most photographed roller coaster of all time...but, it's probably been surpassed by Diamondback now. Ha, yeah, I got over 4,000 photos of the whole park I am editing! all High quality! But, I am giving love of pics to the whole park!

Thank you!

Thanks, and yes! Most certainly, actually as we post ( ) I am editing photos of other rides like The Racer!

Thanks CoasterGeek 101 those are some great shots of DB! I loved the train photos also. Thanks man!

It doesn't surprise me that much........

Hey Guys, With my new camera, I got some very nice shots of the Diamondback roller coaster! Check them out and comment, please! Thanks http://gallery.coastergeek101.com/thumbnails.php?album=21

But for better or worse, this is not a business of equality, but of equity. Equality would be that each and every Cedar Fair theme park gets exactly the same investment every single year. Equity would suggest that everyone gets what they need, even if its different from what someone else needs. I expect that I will never see the day when Michigan's Adventure receives a $24 million hypercoaster. It is a small, locally-targeted, family-aimed park not unlike the old Geauga Lake before (and now, after) its Six Flags days. The attendance at the parks drives the investment. As of 2010, the top three seasonal parks owned by Cedar Fair are Canada's Wonderland, Kings Island, and Cedar Point in that order. Cedar Fair's investment has been greatest in those three parks, and I imagine it will continue to be. In purchasing the Paramount Parks, they also came into ownership of other medium-sized regional parks that they have helped "beef up," like Carowinds and Kings Dominion. Will parks like Worlds of Fun, Michigan's Adventure, and Valleyfair be invested in? Certainly. But we're talking about a much different scale I think. Prowler is a fantastic ride and is perfect for Worlds of Fun, but it was an $8,000,000 investment. That's appropriate for a park that size. The same year, Kings Island was given an addition that cost nearly three times as much, and that was entirely appropriate for a park our size. I don't think any Valleyfair fans are expecting the next Intamin giga-coaster to go there, and in my opinion, they probably shouldn't. Very, very, very well said. They do tend to invest more in certain parks.

Welcome to KIC! I fit in everything except Flight of Fear because of my really long legs! and I am only a teen!!! But I can still ride FOF, barely............

Nice pictures!

Well, I looked back and saw that we saw signs of Diamondback in may, so a Big Hunkin Major coaster is out of the plan, but we are still in June, a smaller coaster or a large flat could still be coming............. If we don't see any signs of a coaster by middle of July, I think it is safe to rule out a coaster

So I have come to a conclusion that a mega lite or something like Ispeed would be a good fit. I thought that my suggestion of a coaster like TTD would not fit. Anyone think a giga in the future would fit?

Thanks for sharing! Sounds like you had a good time.

Yep! Good, glad to hear you enjoyed it!

OH MY GOSH! THAT drop looks insane!

Thanks! I am trying to access KIC on a phone!

A doubt it will be a coaster.

Yeah, don't capitalize everything. Maybe next time will be a better trip.