SkellySkeletor

How is the November 6-9 weekend crowd wise? Thinking about making a trip then but if it's mobbed I'm not gonna bother. One last weekend of Toro is tempting, though, so is it usually a dead weekend?

I agree with 29yrs. There's only so many times you can ride the biggest attractions, and there middle ground is sorely lacking. They have the top tier attractions down pat, and the low tier (like children's lands and path side attractions) relatively well filled, but the middle ground of flat rides and family entertainment is near nonexistent. They don't have any shows or parades during the summer season, they ripped out most of the special "nook and cranny" things like the Axis Chemical Wash or the Tiger Shows, and if you're not riding things there's literally nothing for you to do. They have multiple stadiums that sit empty for most of the season, why not throw a few special acts or dance parties in there? Why not make themed parades that travel throughout the park? Just do something!

I'm hoping that because it's so far out a lot of stuff hasn't been finalized yet, because I doubt Hershey of all places would actually open an ice cream creating experience as "ice cream parlor". From what we we can see it looks like a good looking area, I just they add more flair to it before it's done. With Meadowlands Xanadu opening soon as another direct competitor and now this I really hope SF Corporate will do something big 2020. I know nothing SF is willing to put out will beat this but another large scale coaster would be nice.

How do they make it scary? Doesn't seem like the type of thing to easily accompany scare actors, so maybe video projections?

With Fort Wilderness gone in favor of Joker I don't think we'll see the Stuntshow arena removed. It's still used for events like Band competitions and Cheerfests, along with the usual shows and parties. Plus, a coaster there removes a vital backroad/employee entrance to Movietown that'd have to be relocated to a much more inconvenient place.

I wonder why that is? Most times the modifications are to fix an unsafe part of the ride, like when Chiller's Zero Gs were replaced with S hills to prevent valleying, or when Chiller got lapbar restraints to prevent headbanging. This also casts doubt on the theory that El Diablo will be modified instead of replaced, which would suck as then the park would basically go a year without a new ride.

You can see one Here on the far left, and another Here, although at Great America. I remember a few of these in front of the CarnEvil Maze in the Boardwalk.

They dumbed down the decorations for Fright Fest this year. What happened to all the smoke and fire totems throughout the boardwalk and Golden Kingdom?

Only box that's there is about special offer emails. What did i do wrong? Is it because other people are on the account?

Anyone know how to sign up for the Rewards program? Just activated my Platinum pass at the park yesterday and I can't find anywhere on the mypass.sixflags to register.

I really hope it's staying, I'd rather not have another year wasted on flats/the waterpark when we're hurting for a coaster.

I wish Great Adventure would have an on site hotel (like a SF Hotel Breakers at Ceder Point), but the sports complex across the street is fine for me. Also, I can't tell if this is on property or a third party opening up shop next door with CW advertising it as "their hotel"

Areas most in need to refurbishment are the Boardwalk and Frontier Adventures IMO. Both of them look dated and uninteresting, and lack the rides and draw of other, newer areas of the park. Retheme the Boardwalk to "Jersey Shore" or something like that and heavily lean into a local beach theme, with Superman being rethemed and Green Lantern receiving sit down trains. Frontier Adventures just needs anything, as it hasn't been touched since Medusa became Bizarro. A New coaster, new flats, a rethemed, anything would greatly help bring this section of the park back to 2018