dougdrummer

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Parts of I-81 are like that because of the volume of truck traffic.

Interesting details on Sweden's Helix coaster. I now have much more appreciation (and hopefully patience) for when coasters shut down due to safety concerns and tripped sensors. Is there anything like Helix in the Six Flags family or in the US? Would those types of seats/restraints be allowed in this country?

I think it is even worse once you get west of KOP because it's only 2 lanes with very hilly curves and all the truck traffic. If a truck decides to pass a slower truck, you can be blocked and are screwed for several miles before the truck gets out of the left lane.

Now it's 70 MPH!!

A reminder that this show is on tonight at 10 pm.....

They'd be lucky to get up to 30 MPH on the Schuylkill Expressway.....

I wonder how many of the supports for the panels in the parking lots will get hit or damaged by some yahoo My daughter started attending Stockton University in 2012, and they built solar panels over many of the dorm parking lots soon after. During the time she was there, I didn't see any evidence of damage. However, at GA they'll be dealing with people that don't live there, aren't familiar with the supports, and a significantly higher number of patrons that are virtually different every day. It should be interesting. I assume they won't build panels in the RV or bus parking areas, due to vehicle heights. I'm thinking the preferred parking lot would be a good candidate. They can say the upgrade gets you shade also.

So I doubt that car was driven at 140 mph, unless someone tried to steal the Liberty Bell and there was an ensuing high speed chase....LOL.

There's nothing better than getting to the park when it opens, and riding Nitro and Batman as a 1-2 punch with no waiting!

done deal

Why not add panels to the roof of the many large maintenance/storage-type buildings they own?

I'm so pissed that I can't get NY sports team coverage because I live in Verizon's Phila market. The only way I can get coverage is if I subscribe to the NFL, NBA, and MLB packages. And no way in Hades am I giving them one more dime of my hard-earned money. My bill is already well over $200 a month as it is, for 200 channels of mostly useless crap on FioS.

Don't get me started on this. I know many kids who have already graduated college, some even with masters degree, who haven't gotten jobs and are still sucking off their parent's teets. They can't even pay their student loans, let alone pay for bare minimum living essentials. And there is no urgency to get a good paying job because their parent's enable this behavior. I told my kids as soon as you are done with school you can still live at home, but everything else is on you. The Bank of Mommy and Daddy is closed!

you mean take up parking lot space?

what an awesome ride this was when running in tandem

It's interesting that you can't see much of anything from the main entrance to Hershey Park, other than maybe the kissing tower way in the back. You can see a lot of the rides from the opposite end near where that outlet mall is located. The front of Dutch Wonderland is kind of cool with the castle moat thing going on, along with the monorail above the lot. Otherwise they don't have a lot of tall rides to see much of.

My daughter can personally vouch for that. I've told her over and over again that bad managers are more common than good ones in any line of business. All too often people who are good technically, or those that have college degrees in business, are promoted to managers, but do not have the people skills or the proper training to effectively manage subordinates. My wife worked for a small cleaning business for about two years. The woman who owned and managed the business was totally incompetent as a boss. I was flabbergasted that her business made any money and was still viable. And talk about the turnover rate.......and these were not teenagers or college kids she hired. Eventually my wife got so frustrated with her boss that she had to quit, even though she liked the actual work she was doing. I'm not bashing SFGA.....it's just the way business is in this country.

If history doesn't fit your agenda, then modify or hide it.......pretty sad indeed....

I keep seeing advertisement for this Thursday night's episode of their new show Mega Machines, which is on the topic of roller coasters. Based on the quick video footage, I could not tell what parks or coasters they are highlighting. And I can't find any additional info on this episode that will air at 10 pm as the 5th of the season. Does anyone know about this and will you be watching?

And to think I remember the days when you could take a tram ride over to the AB brewery, get a tour and a free beer!

My brother sells and installs big party tents. A couple years ago he sold Billy Joel a large tent for his Long Island mansion. When he went there to install the tent, Joel was actually home and came out of the house and introduced himself (as if he needed to).

Based on how impressed I was with SFNE last summer, I'm feeling optimistic about this move.

Always loved seeing the Eiffel Tower while driving south on I-95. I thought SF Great Escape (especially when it was Story Town) had a nice skyline, or at least curbside appeal from Route 9, when you could see their one rollercoaster right up by the parking lot.

How old are you? That album came out when I was in high school and I played it until I wore out the record on my turntable!