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That's the longest I've heard of a line for Green Lantern. I doubt Six Flags will change Green Lantern from a stand up to a sit down as lines for it are usually around a half hour on a normal day.

Currently at 63. Storm Runner was my last credit of 2017.

Same reason why Superman and Green Lantern run only one train and nitro runs 2 for Holiday in the Park because of winter maintenance. Luckily Great Adventure does a good job dispatching trains regardless of how many trains are available. Hersheypark can be slow with operations. I do agree with seeing Great Bear, Lightning Racer, and Comet running during Candy Lane but they're probably not open because of maintenance or staffing. Unfortunately, the Intamins aren't able to run in the colder weather so I doubt they'll run; same reason why El Toro and Kingda Ka aren't open for HITP.

It doesn't make sense why they'd open Wildcat for Candy Lane but not Lightning Racer especially if GCI built all three of them. They should also open Great Bear for Candy Lane because it's a B&M and Great Adventure runs four B&Ms during Holiday in the Park.

Was he doing it to cool riders from warm temperatures?

I went on Saturday, and while the park was crowded, it wasn't crowded where you can't do much. Crowds were a bit rowdy though.The longest line when I went was Laff Track which had a full queue, but I didn't wait for it because the theming effects were off. Longest line I did wait for was Fahrenheit and Great Bear, both had a half hour line. Also, when I rode Comet, some old guy operating the ride got mad at me for enjoying it which I find stupid.

Thanks everyone!

People have school and work on Monday and the lack of scare mazes, actors, and shows hurts attendance more. Saturday crowds in the fall are comparable to average weekday crowds in the summer for both Hersheypark and Great Adventure if wait times average 20-45 minutes.

I'll be there too. Hopefully it's not crowded even though the rest of this week will be dry.

Two questions: 1. Does Hersheypark allow rerides on their roller coasters? 2. How crowded could it be next weekend?

I'm assuming Dorney's Saturday crowds aren't as bad as Great Adventure's however Dorney has slow operations so crowds would feel similar. If crowds for Halloween events are lower than normal, maybe some people have heard about the high crowds they get and go on another day.

I guess they're trying to find ways to get attendance levels for Haunt and the dry park higher. They should also add Haunt on Sundays to better compete with Great Adventure.

Probably not, I think they're waiting for the evening crowds before deciding to close early.

Park wasn't very crowded yesterday however some of the mazes had longer lines than last Friday. I expect the park to reach capacity today.

^ Tom DeLonge because I think Matt Skiba's voice sounds too similar to Mark Hoppus. Sadly, Tom's high pitched voice got messed up badly when he split the band to form Angels and Airwaves in 2005, and nowadays, he makes up a lot of alien theories for NASA. Gibson Les Paul or Fender Stratacaster?

If it's supposed to rain on Sunday, will the park still be able to reach capacity?

I personally don't like the Ghoul Repellent necklaces. It takes away the purpose of Haunt in which you're supposed to get scared by scare zombies throughout the park. What they should do is do remove the repellents and do something like Great Adventure does where the kids areas remain open and have areas where mostly families like to spend be scare free zones.

The only downside is the lack of Corvyx concerts and for me, school the next day. Luckily the maze lines were mostly short. This makes me wonder, how crowded can it be if it rains during Fright Fest?

Even though an hour line for Bizarro isn't worth waiting, hopefully this can show that Bizarro shouldn't be removed from the park as people like to rumor about. The Joker had an hour and a half line, Nitro had half its switchbacks filled (30-45 minutes), Batman's line was up to the garden (45 minutes), and El Toro had its first switchbacks filled when I finished my 6 ride marathon which is only 20-30 minutes. I can guarantee Superman, Green Lantern, and Kingda Ka had long lines too even though the app reported 30 minutes, 10 minutes, and temporarily closed respectively. The app also said Bizarro had a 20 minute wait which I still consider a long line for it. As Bizarro is a station wait 90% of the time, anything longer than a station wait is what I consider a long line for it.

At least the mazes except for Cell Block 6 had walk-ons today. Bizarro had no line as usual today as well.

So my mom is trying to take me to Hersheypark in the Dark on my birthday which is on a Saturday. This is because the ticket prices are cheap. I'm not sure how crowds will be like there for a Saturday but I hope the park is dead as they don't do scare actors, mazes, and shows. Any tips or advice?

Fright Fest on weeknights can be a hit or miss crowd wise. Some days it can be dead while other days such as last year's preview night the park was crowded. Usually the crowded weeknights are because of religious holidays.

How can it be crowded on a Thursday? I'm thinking it's because of Rosh Hashanah, and Lakewood and a further extent, Cherry Hill have a large Jewish population. Unfortunately I won't be able to go this weekend anymore but hopefully the park is not crowded when I go next Friday.

I plan on getting an iPhone 8 for my birthday which is a month from now.

How crowded is the park expected to be this weekend? If I don't go tomorrow after my practice, I may end up going on the weekend so I can still visit the park this month.