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Got a ride on Wildcat yesterday, after 3 years of skipping it I remembered why I kept skipping it 😅 Anyway, I saw this I think it's pretty much confirmed at this point

last summer on the 5th of july, hersheypark. it was 104 F, absolutely unbearable, and waiting in the queue for anything was terrible

pEnnsYlVanIAAAAA!!!!!!

What a layout!

For a layout idea, and really this goes for any future ride CotaLand builds, i think it would be awesome if they could build a ride (doesn't have to be circuit breaker) over the F1 track

Sorry, didn't know

According to a press release on FOX News 7 Austin, CotaLand will be getting a tilt coaster built by Vekoma in 2023. Not only will this be the second new-age tilt coaster to be installed, but it will also be the first new-age Vekoma in the United States. If you want to read the article, which has...

Dollywood = no thanks

Icon doesn't seem to take safety seriously... 2 major accidents in 2 years is horrible. :(

i went on a wednesday and the park was still slammed. only 3 coasters were open, the kiddie cred, lightning rod, and thunderhead. Honestly Thunderhead was better than lightning rod which was really disappointing

dollywood sucks

I don't think they would axe their break area with how understaffed things are right now, but I do think we could see the removal of slides for it. It would be a major crowd pleaser.

I wouldn't be surprised if this gets a Gravity Group family coaster, like the other Sesame Place did

It really depends on the park. I think that Disney and Universal both do a great job in both, Disney in Particular because they theme an area around a major ride or two and add the filler to complement that ride. (Think of all the Toy Story rides next to Slinky Dog Dash). I think for amusement...

I've ridden all 3 journey to atlantis coasters and well... eh. The SD and Orlando ones are a little bit better than the SA one because of the theming, but they're not really anything special.