TylerRRC1972

I think we will be getting 2-3 rides in 2018. A Water Battle Ride, a Pendelum and a small ride.

About being a safe park. In the last three weeks there have been 4 attempted Child Abduction cases at Great Adventure and Jackson Police said they have no video evidence due to the fact that Great Adventure doesn't employ Security Cameras in the parking lot.

I wonder if Six Flags has ordered any Claw Flat Rides for 2018. I'm sure they will be re evaulating it in light of the accident in Ohio, I'm sure Hershey will also be Monorting the situation. This is one reason I'm thankful NJ amusement park laws are so strict.

I think the AC Park has the best chance of opening out of the three.

The following Three Theme Parks are Planned to open in 2019. Atlantic City Theme Park(67 miles from GA), DreamWorld(67 miles from GA) and Legoland NY(120 miles from GA). Six Flags might want to start planning something Hugh for 2019, how about the world's Tallest, Fastest and Longest coaster in the world with a total of 21 Loops. The coaster could start out along the Lake, Run South to AC then along the Ocean, over Legoland, over Giants Stadium and ending near the old FreeFall.

I think 2018 will be in the water park.

Isn't Legoland NY also opening in 2019. Guess that will have more of a impact on SF Great Escape and SF New England.

"Sorry about that, wrong Mister Pickford altogether"

The Dark Rides at Hershey and Santa's Village both stop. However probably is not that big a deal, Log Flume, Wild Mouse and Chocolate World Move at Hershey, Log Flume at Santa's Village also moves constantly and there is no turntable.

I didn't think any of the Disney Parks in Florida could use anything Marvel. Something only Parks West of the Mississippi can use.

Ok, I checked out the Billboard, they are advertising on three electronic changing Billboards along the New Jersey Turnpike, 106.1 North in Newark, 108.9 North Eastern Spur in Jersey City and 112.3 South Eastern Spur in Secaucus. Took Some Pictures in the closed roadway the other Night but they didn't come out well in the Dark. They Read "Coming Soon, Justice League, Battle for Metropolis, Ride Play Triumph" Batman is on the Left Side and Joker is on the Right Side.

Before my nephew came along I had only Two Roller Coasters on my list, Skull Mountain and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at WDW. He is now six years old and up to 18 Roller Coasters, I now have 17, we made a list for this year that includes 23 new coasters, we were able to cross Two off so far this year.

Saw a Billboard on the Turnpike in Newark Promoting Battle for Metropolis, very misleading as if the ride is open. Forgot what it said, will try to look again tonight.

I wish they would add Photo Booths to Skull Mountain and Dark Knight.

More Educational back then, I miss the nets and bridges though. They just keep adding rides, try getting around when everyone has a baby carriage in the park or during the parade.

Wouldn't surprise me if it closed. Nice coaster for a small park to pick up.

Sorry for the Delay. A few days before I found out the Phillie Phanatic was going to be at Sesame Place for Dine with Me. So the three of us decided to head down, the Phanatic was Great and Funny, the Food Catered was Great and all Philly Favorites. Here is my Nephews Ride Count, Vapor Trail x2, Blast Off x2, Captain Cookies High C Adventures x2, Elmos Cloud Chaser, Flying Cookie Jars, Flyin Fish x2, Monster Mix Up and Peek a Bug. It was very crowded so I got the magic quere pass. This Park really needs to Build out or build a separate water park down the road. Thanks For Looking In.

Sorry for the Delay. On August 18 my Family Visited Storybook Land, it was very warm and not too crowded, My Nephew rode Bubbles Coaster for the First Time and then rode it twice more, once by himself. He also got rides in on Out on a Limb, The Rockin Tug, Work Zone, Tick Tock Clock Drop x4, Beanstalk Bounce x3, Rock Spin Roll, Old Tymers, Whirly Bug, J&J Railroad and Jumping Jumbos,. Never had a bad visit at this park. Thanks for Looking In

On Thursday I took my 6 Year Old Nephew to Bowcraft Amusement Park. We stopped in Clark, NJ and Played some Mini Golf first, next we went to Bowcraft, we got there about 11:45 for a 12:00 Opening. We were third on line, it was $19.95 each(Passover Special) We went to the Dragon Coaster First with no wait, and was able to reride by moving back one row, next my nephew went to Frogger with a walk on and a reride with out getting off, next was Drop Zone we both went on with a walk on and my nephew went on again. We then headed up the hill to The CrossBow Roller Coaster, my nephew was a little scared(from the entrance of the park, it looks very tall), but after watching it he decided to go on, we waited on cycle for the third row, my nephew loved it and wanted to go on again in the first row, we waited one cycle again for the first row. This was my nephews fastest roller Coaster so far and #18. Next we went on the Buccaneer with a walk on, we got a drink and took the train ride. It started getting very crowded, so my nephew went on the Balloons and then we had Lunch, Very Good Pizza and Chicken Tenders. I was actually impressed with this park, after reading reviews I was very skeptical. Employees are very nice and Attentive, Guests were well behaved, yes the park is old and needs to repaint almost every ride(worst then GA) we left at about 13:45. Thanks For Looking In.