Nick_Plummer

I hate high schoolers and older telling kids in like 2nd grade that people have died on this ride or, my favorite, "The Beast eats little kids like you." and scaring the crap out of them and then having to listen to them cry and wail the entire ride. Last year my friend Logan had never ridden Vortex because when he was little his grandma said that over 40 people have died on it. Me and him were both starting 7th grade and he was still terrified. I got him on it and he just wanted to keep riding and it's now his favorite. But here's another fun little story. I was just old enough to go to KI by myself and all 3 people I've taken (I've gone about 15 times total with these 3 people) are terrified of Drop Tower because someone told them it was deadly. Oh well, still one of my favorites.

People yelling while you are going up the lift hill " We're all going to die." I'm kind of guilty doing this. I convinced my friend that on The Bat, the ride sometimes gets stuck on the lift hill. When it slowed down on the hill he almost started crying and I felt bad but at the time I was laughing. I did apologize to him so don't think I'm a horrible person. Another thing I hate is when girls that are like 10 or 11 feel the need to wear short shorts that are just WAY too short.

That also happens at my local pool. The kid gets to the top of the slide with their parent and the employee has to measure them and send them down if their too short or get a wrist band at the front entrance to show that their tall enough and the parents just complain and all of us waiting to go down the slides have to wait a long time. A similar thing also happened to me on The Racer when I was sitting second to the front and this little girl was well below 48" and the dad started swearing at the ride op and then gave him the finger when they asked him to leave. It delayed the ride leaving the station for about 10 minutes.

I hate people who are mean to you in line for no reason. My friend doesn't know a lot about roller coasters and hadn't been to the park since he was 5 (now 13) and I was explaining all the changes the park has done since then. Then these two girls about our age call me and my friend annoying. My friend then called her a name I don't wish to repeat for fear of getting banned and then the girls are like, "You can't call us that we're girls! You can't be mean to us." So I told her, "So you're allowed to insult me and my friend and it's okay but when we try to offend ourselves we're the bad guys?" Then about 3 people back some guy just yells, "DAYUM STRAIGHT!" Of course the girls then told the ride op giving people seat numbers that we were being bullies. She asked us to get out of line and go to the back until about 5 people around me and my friend supported us and the tables were turned! They were not asked to go to the back of the line however, They were just politely asked to stop. I was kind of disappointed that more justice wasn't done but I'm just grateful we didn't have to go back to the beginning of the 30 minute wait.

Dorney Park's are down as well.

I would be drooling on my keyboard if they added live view cams. I could watch them for hours.

Trust me us below 18 year olds get the same sick, painful feeling getting off Arrow-Loopers. If anything the headbanging is even worse on us! I've ridden Anaconda, Corkscrew, Loch Ness Monster, and Vortex and I got sick after riding all of them. Corkscrew is probably the least painful IMO.

#WCW

Do employees really get to ride Banshee before the park opens? I've always wanted to work there and that would seal the deal. I'm still too young to work at the park but when I reach the age I will.

Okay I was just sitting in bed and came up with a really cool idea for BLSC but would require quite a bit of work. During that stop scene with the helicoper, the track will turn 180 degrees and send the train through the tunnel backwards and then at the final brake it will turn back around.

Is skin cancer genetic? Because my mom had it twice. She also had a hysterectomy but I don't think I have to worry about that.

Looks like I won't be going to the park for a little bit. Recovering from an extreme sunburn. Best time to go in July?

Does anyone know how smooth the Demon at California's Great America is? It looks pretty smooth on the POV.

I actually didn't ride it for the first time until I was 11, it was fun for thr first few times and now I just get sick. I sometimes end up sweating and about to throw up when I get off. I rode it opening Sunday once and haven't ridden it since.

Last Friday it was silent. Tuesday all the effects were working except the fire.

The helicopter wasn't doing anything last Friday but on Tuesday it was working but the fire wasn't.

I typed that this morning before my church's VBS and I hadn't had breakfast yet. My brain doesn't start functioning until about 9:30. Forget about the whole station nonsense but keep the part about tearing down Action Theatre and adding an Intamin Blitz.

Tear down Action Theatre and put a station there (Or move SoB's station there) and put in an Intamin Blitz coaster.

I've recently noticed that almost every time I ride Vortex the most heard thing when it ends is, "Ow!"

I got stopped by an officer last year for almost the same reason. Some teen in Planet Snoopy was telling the little kids before getting on The Great Pumpkin Coaster that it was going to break while they were on it. I guess he forgot that kids often times tell their parents about those things and the guard told me to wait with him until they caught him. I kept telling him I needed to talk to my dad but he wouldn't let me take my phone out to call him (He was on International Street with some friends getting us lunch). When he finally budged and let me call him my dad started yelling at him and we were asked to leave. They called and said they caught the kid and apologized. My dad asked them if I could have some kind of front of the line pass on one ride and they hung up! I was so ticked off I didn't visit again until August.

Went to the park today, I got there at 10:00 because the power went out at our vacation bible school because of a car crash nearby. The park wasn't too crowded, it was pretty empty until about 12:30 and it got pretty crowded. We rode Diamondback 10 times in a row and then headed to Banshee. We only waited about 20-30 minutes every time. Banshee was almost completely empty all day. We rode Banshee 8 times. WindSeeker was down all day and so was FoF and Shake Rattle and Roll. We decided to end the day on Congo Falls and we got stuck at the top of the hill for about 5 minutes until they sent us out again. Today was a pretty solid visit.

I'm actually making a B&M Wingrider in RCT3 named Fury.

Banshee's lift provides an amazing view of WindSeeker at night

On Friday I noticed Shake, Rattle and Roll was closed. Is it just like that for maintanaince or will it get, "Torned down", as my mother says.