Yoshi

Those were my go to slides when the water park was crowded. It seemed like those slides rarely had much of a wait compared to other slides.

https://news.thesunontheweb.com/articles/from-singing-to-screamin/ I put this in rumors as it hasn't been announced by the park yet. This should be a good addition as Hershey doesn't have too many thrilling flat rides. I also wonder if it will be run like Serengeti Flyer where part of the day it's on a milder mode that doesn't go as up as high as the regular mode.

Most (or all?) of the track looks like it is in place. I couldn't get the best view because the Skyride was closed. They got a lot done in 19 days since I was last there. It also looks like Pass Member previews will be next month according to the rewards page on the website. '

It looks like Top Thrill 2 will have the same policy as some of the coasters at Great Adventure. https://www.cedarpoint.com/rides-experiences/top-thrill-2 "NOTE: Loose articles are not permitted past entrance. They may either be left with a non-rider or be placed in lockers for storage. NOTE: Glasses may only be worn on this attraction if they are secured with an athletic strap. Glasses may not be held in the hands of riders while riding. NOTE: Loose fitting shoes without a strap or back are not permitted past entrance. WARNING: This ride requires Guests to pass through metal detection prior to being allowed to enter the line. "

Test Track is closing June 17th for a re-theme: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/attractions/epcot/test-track/ I'm hoping the new theme will be better and more like the original. It's still my favorite ride at Epcot but I don't like the current version as much with the blue lights everywhere and not much else.

Yesterday I went to Typhoon Lagoon and SeaWorld. I am in the middle of a 3 week blockout on my Disney World Annual Pass but it does not apply to the water parks. I don't think I'd want to go to the main theme parks anyway with it being Easter week and long wait times. Typhoon Lagoon was not crowded at all, I waited 5 - 10 minutes for almost everything. I prefer Blizzard Beach as Typhoon Lagoon has more slides you can't ride as a single rider like the 2 family raft slides and 2 out of 3 Crush N Gusher slides but the other slides are fun. Mayday Falls would be my favorite slide if not for the rough bumps all over the slide that I guess are supposed to be like rapids. SeaWorld had moderate crowds. With free Quick Queue Unlimited after 4 p.m., I was able to skip most of the lines. It's amazing to me they are offering that perk during a busy time of the year. In addition this month there is a free keychain, free food item at the Food and Wine Festival and a free 5th Anniversary Sesame Street Land plate. I have said it before but SEAS treats their pass holders extremely well and there are so many free items and rewards each month. Journey To Atlantis was a 50 minute wait, 10 minutes with Quick Queue. This is my current favorite water ride and it's always fun seeing how people react to the surprise roller coaster drop at the end of the ride. I rode twice and then went to Kraken. After Kraken I went to Mako for 3 rides. This was a 1 - 2 train wait even without Quick Queue. Mako is still my favorite ride in Florida. I still can't decide if I like Mako or Nitro better but they are both excellent. Ice Breaker was running 1 train with a posted 70 minute wait. The Quick Queue Unlimited didn't work here so I used my Platinum Quick Queue 1 ride pass. Ice Breaker is fun but I'm not the biggest fan of going backwards with the swing launch. New 60th Anniversary Sign The last 2 construction pictures were from 2 weeks ago. I'm really looking forward to Penguin Trek as there really isn't a family coaster in the park except Journey To Atlantis and sometimes I like to take a break from the more thrilling coasters.

The ride has been topped off (taken today):

A new animation video was released today:

I remember Platinum Flash Pass also used to give double rides. At least that was really limited.

Great photos. I like the 50th planter and all the retro logo on the arch.

Hopefully they get multiple trains running soon. Combined with those re-ride bracelets in use this weekend, it must have been frustrating.

Hopefully it will be an improvement for a better ride experience. Skyrush seemed to be a ride people either loved or hated with not much in between. I only rode the coaster once or twice a season despite visiting around 8 times a season between 2016 - 2019 because of how painful the restraints were.

The first track was installed today. The Sky Ride had just reopened after being closed because of the wind and the ride stopped right before this spot. After about a 15 minute delay because of technical difficulties, the ride started moving again because of and then the ride shut down for the day once everyone was unloaded from the ride. I was wondering if I was going to be able to take this picture if the ride didn't get moving again.

Opening Day for Iron Menace is May 10th. For the first time in a while, a new coaster at Dorney might have crowds with it being a Music in the Parks Day. Stinger had low waits opening weekend, I waited 10 minutes on the 2nd day it was open. Voodoo/Possessed was delayed and didn't open on time so without much notice, there weren't large crowds. Hydra's opening day was rainy and lines weren't too long.

I also never rode the coaster but remember the sound. I was standing near the ride entrance watching it shortly before it closed for good and I regret not riding it that day. I wasn't sure about the launch and the backwards cobra roll at the time as I was just starting to go on more intense coasters. That same visit was my first time riding Nitro, Batman, Medusa, Superman and Scream Machine.