amandagail13

I rode it Thursday and I felt like it was slightly smoother than it was when I rode it about a year ago. I think the only thing that is semi-rough about it is that you get banged around a little bit. But with that type of ride thats expected to an extent.

I usually start at Backlot/beast and DB. Make my way through Coney mall and Action Zone. Eat at Festhaus (It's normally 4-5 of us so we split a pizza. Cheaper that way.) then go through Planet Snoopy and then reride whatever we want.

1) The Beast 2) Flight of Fear 3) Backlot Stunt Coaster 4) Delirium 5) Flight Deck

I'm heading to the park on Saturday, I'll be sure to look around for anything. This is exciting! I hated roller coasters when Diamondback came out so I'll get to enjoy this!

I have a question regarding this, but don't wanna start a new topic. I lost my paper. But I have my confirmation number and proof of payment from an email I got from KI can I show them that? Will that be enough?

I ordered a Gold Pass for the first time with the buy now pay later option, and it went through my bank account but I cannot find the paper with the number or whatever to show them to get the actual pass. Is there some other way to track that?

I'd have to say 3 of my friends who have passes and we normally go together. I do have to say that on late night rides on The Beast it can be fun to get to know people and ride with strangers.

I'm a 5'4 250 lb female and my bra size is 40D so I'm around your stats. I can fit on pretty much everything in the park. Most require an extra push but I can still ride comfortably. The only rides I'd say I have some issues with would be The Beast, racer, WindSeeker and Diamondback. I've only had one walk of shame and that was the 2nd time I rode Diamondback. The main thing with Diamondback is if you carry a lot of weight in your hips/theighs it's harder. I've rode everything in the park except Drop Tower and I hardly ever have problems. And I've never had problems with over head restraints. Hoped this helps!