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Zumanjaro can be the ball drop, even though it is closed. i do feel that the crowds could be low if the park stayed open until midnight for NYE because of the competition of New Year Rockin Eve in NYC. Most of the New York guests could end up going there, and many others could see the event on TV.

I feel that the next coaster could be added in 2019; 2018 could be an off year as a result (flat rides, HH addition).

Wow! That wheel was huge! How big is it?

^All Six Flags parks should do that kind of operations and staffing next year.

One on every coaster except for Skull Mountain, Nitro, and The Dark Knight Coaster

Do they make the kids take their shoes off to measure if they wear heels. Usually, they measure with shoes on

Hitp is a good event to go and review about. It could start to get crowded as the weeks go on.

So there were mostly families at the park then? Prove why I had to complain that Sky Screamer is a thrill ride and not a family ride; there were so many kids that barely met requirement to ride.

Longest I waited for was about 20 minutes. Some people see lights over riding rides.

Uh, the park wasn't too crowded today, they just had one train operations due to winter maintenance.

I was bored, so I went to Six Flags Great Adventure for 4 hours. As I entered the park, the traffic for Route 537 east was jammed beyond the entrance road to the park. Well it's Black Friday and the Jackson Outlets are two miles from the park. The park had average crowds today. The first ride of the day was Skull Mountain. I was in a ride rides for credit mode today. The line was about 15 minutes (Up to the emergency exit). I rode in the second row of Train A. Next was Nitro, which had a 15 minute wait too. Again, they were running two trains because of winter maintenance. I rode in row 5 Train B. Batman was running forward, but they were running one train, so the wait was about 45 minutes. I headed over to The Dark Knight Coaster. It had a walk on wait as it broke down a few minutes ago. The ride gone wrong as it didn't break when I rode. I'd rather get stuck on the top of Nitro and have to walk down the steps (Train 5). I haven't been on the Sky Screamer since May. Today was a nice day to go, not too cold, and 65 degrees. The wait was about 5 cycles. While waiting, the ride ops yelled at some dumbos with their phones out. This happened in three out of five cycles I waited. Afterward, I hitched a spin on the Fantasy Fling. I call this round up ride whatever I want, instead of Swashbuckler. I did a fake pass out trick on the ride while spinning. It was then dark, cold, crowded looking. The last area I checked was the Boardwalk area. I pretty much didn't need to see the lights as I saw all the pictures of Holiday in the Park on this site. The last ride I rode was the Green Lantern. Both Superman: Ultimate Flight and Green Lantern were running one train. It is the post/off season. The wait was down the steps: about 20 minutes. I rode in row 3, Z train. That ends this brief trip. I expect to renew my season pass during Spring Break. Some notable changes I found besides the HitP decorations was that Namtab is gone - good, the employee uniforms changed from blue to red - uhh, they look like Cedar Fair uniforms, but that's their only option as supervisors wear forest green. In my opinion, HitP is better than Hersheypark's Candy Lane event, even though I never been to Hersheypark before.

Happy Thanksgiving guys!!

It's surprising how it's first season was the park's longest when it didn't open until July. How many days was the park open in 74?

I would expect this event to be as popular as its competitors by 2017 or 2018. This year and next year are what I consider the park's testing years for the event.

It's because people do these specific holiday events when that holiday is near.

Do they have ornaments for other rides too?

I'll visit Friday to see it all

Batman running normal? Yay!!

They should be lit up soon.

Could be budgets or something.

That's what I was thinking. It could be a little bit busier next weekend as its Thanksgiving weekend. Least busiest of the three days could be Friday. Well, I can follow the crowd control of Hersheypark's Christmas Candylane.

Most Slingshot rides have that installed. Also, if there is a livestram, there should be at least 5 for each section of the park, and one for each individual lot in the parking lot. Then this can be broadcasted on the park's website. This will help guests know beforehand if the park is crowded.

It's the first year, but I think it'll be busiest during the Christmas break when schools are off.

I think that the GADV History Museum should return in later years. But due to the new Fright Fest trail occupying the building in the fall months, i expect it to run until Labor Day. Or it could be in another building.

From looking at the photos, you seem to be the only one there. Was anyone else at the park that day?