Viper26

Falcon's Fury for not having a long walk and having the face down drop.

Apparently, Bizarro is the only one of the four coasters that is "safe" to operate.

If there ws physical attacking like punching someone, then yeah they would get kicked out.

What wrecked car and shop?

They probably know that Hersheypark's Christmas event gets busier near Christmas. They should do that pricing with Fright Fest.

All the B&Ms except for Namtab had station waits. Many members here went that day.

Well that's because afeter 7 years of not using the building, some wild animals tore through the building. It could cost a lot of money to repair the near 20 year old structure.

But a roller coaster for 2019 or 2020 should also be added in the abandoned Movie Town/Old Country section. For a show in the Showcase Theater, they should keep a magic show, and Ghoulmaster/Hypnosteria, but I think they need some shows that are out in public paths, but are not animal shows. We already have a good amount of animal shows, but we are really lacking in play like shows. And the Batman Stunt Arena should be used again for a new Batman show.

They had the Pendulum ride behind the Autobahn. That's similar to a Frisbee, but I think that'll make a good fit. Flying Scooters can also make a great fit in Adventure Alley, as long as they're good as the ones in Knoebels and Carowinds.

Was it a fight that involved security? Did the lady got kicked out of the park?

GAdv seems to be the park that is the least likely to get an RMC. But I think a Full Throttle like coaster can easily fit in Rolling Thunder's spot, or by Old Country.

I wasn't at that side of the park, so no.

What about an RMC woodie that focuses on inversions instead of airtime and twister sections. El Toro has a little bit of everything in a wooden coaster except for inversions.

Actually, some of the employees at the park cane from SFNE and SFA, so they arent used to our environment.

When I rode the Fantasy Fling, the girl operating said that if you're enjoying this ride, say "Oh yeah!". Operators say that frequently in SFA, but they never say it here.

Well, Halloween is over, so of course, they are down.

The Dark Knight Coaster's line was only up to the preshow room. Many guests that visited were mostly families, so many of the flat rides had longer waits than normal.

I believe the mechanic will push the train down rather than evacuate the riders, similar to Space Mountain at the Disney Parks.

It was also odd not finding too many cars from New York in the parking lot.

Would you want to get stuck on the top of Kingda Ka?

Then Adventure Rivers for sure

I never got stuck on a roller coaster. I really want to get stuck on the top of Nitro and have to be escorted off. And the restaurants were understaffef today, so food lines were longest lines in park.

Well on Nitro, they did have different people I never saw before. Usually, I can easily recognize the people at the station, but it didn't happen today.

I was at the park too.

Today's trip was a very good one, especially with the unexpected notice of the Fall Bonus Days event. I didn't arrive until around 1 because the Rt. 537 exit on Interstate 195 was closed. First was Green Lantern, with a station wait. This is the first time riding it since June. I rode the second row with only a one train wait. Many employees from the Runaway Mine Train and Bizarro were at the station working there instead. Superman was next with a I'd say 10 minute wait. Shawn (Gasmspiritblue) was on the speaker when I was there. I rode row 2. Twister was next. I was able to sit in the exact seat I sat in when I first rode the Twister in June. I really liked the sound effects the operator was making. I headed over to Nitro which had a bottom of stairs wait. Only trains B ans C were running. This is the first time I rode the front row of Nitro. What sucked, well a trio of three riders with Exit Passes hopped on the front row of train C, the better of the two running trains. Which meant we got the rough train B. Apparently, the three riders that stashed the front row weren't handicap or disabled. Then I waited for Namtab. Yes, it's still running backwards. Ugh for me. It was about a half hour wait, but the wait was just one of the worst I waited in. There were a gang of twelve or so kids about 10 to 15 years old. One of the kids had a Dallas Cowboys hat on. A girl in the group was picking on him for the hat the whole queue. I have to admit, they acted like a typical rowdy group that visits in the summer or fall. So then we got on Namtab in row 3 (6 if forward). The kids in the group I suffered waiting with would end up having to ride with us. Eventually, the ride supervisor made them animals to wait for the next train as the row 2 (7) is for Exit Passes. Flash Pass wasn't available today. Again, Namtab gave me a headache. Bottom line, you can be a Cowboys fan if you want, but just be prepared to get some hate comments by Jets, Giants, and Eagles fans if in New Jersey. The Dark Knight Coaster had no preshow playing, thank God. The line was up to the pre show room, so about 5 to 15 minutes. I'd say that The Dark Knight Coaster is better than Green Lantern and Namtab, but Superman: Ultimate Flight is a hair better than The Dark Knight Coaster. The last ride of the day was the Super Roundup. It was only a one cycle wait. I left the park afterward, but I made a stop at the Jackson Outlet Center two miles away. It isn't that bad of an outlet mall, but I don't like that it looks like a giant strip mall than an open air mall. That ends the trip. What I found was that many food stands were closed, and like Dorney Park, there were no enterance attendants. I think this happened due to understaffing with many workers being college students attending their classes. Also, the Interstate 195 exits reopened when I went to the outlet mall. My next trip will be one of the first weekends in December.