Same here!

Same here, came here from a recent episode of The Disney Dish Podcast.

Same. Kudos Len from ejj

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And don't they say two-thirds of the iceberg is underwater?

YES absolutely. You may use it.

I'm not a seasoned traveler, it could have been much worse! But most of the passengers were reacting like me: "never saw THAT before". Thanks for watching!!

Thomas Stazer no problem. I liked the vid by the way 😜

Um? No. They closed cause Six Flags sold the park to Cedar Fair, and because Cedar Point was close they didn't want to lose attendance, so they escalated the park down to only a waterpark that still stand today. And where did you get that information that obviously is a lie.

it happened at Kentucky kingdom, dear

Although that happened at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, they didn't close because of that. The park closed two years after that accident because Six Flags was going bankrupt.

It was a few years ago so I don't recall exactly but it was from Amazon

Thanks for the comment and your Stazer animation!

:D i am going to make a new version !

Premier Parks bought Geauga Lake in 1995. From then, they started rapidly rapidly expanding the park. In 1996, they added the Mind Eraser. In 1998, they added Serial Thriller. Then in 2000, they added the whole new kid's section, Villain, Road Runner Express, Batman: Knight Flight, and Superman: Ultimate Escape. Then in 2001, they bought Sea World AND added X-Flight. Lastly, in 2003, they added Thunder Falls, which at the time was the largest water slide in the world. At that time, Premier Park/Six Flags started going bankrupt and they started selling off a ton of their parks, Six Flags Ohio was one of them. Cedar Fair bought the park in 2004 and changed the name back to Geauga Lake. I feel like those last three years were super depressing for the park. First of all, they shut down the animal park, which was a huge draw for the park since it was something that neither Cedar Point nor Kings Island offered. Then they moved half of the water park to the other side of the lake, but they still left a couple water slides on the other side of the park and it just sat there rotting. They started shutting down rides, even some of the classic ones like the monorail, the sky tower, the little boat ride on the lake, and Mr. Hyde's Nasty Fall. Then in 2007, they removed two of the park's flagship coasters: Superman: Ultimate Escape (then Steel Venom) and X-Flight. They claimed that they were trying to downsize the park, but it was stupid that they removed two of the most popular coasters in the park. If they wanted to downsize and remove a couple coasters, they should have gone with Mind Eraser/Head Spin and Serial Thriller/Thunderhawk since they weren't that popular. Then Raging Wolf Bobs derailed due to the lack of maintenance and they made no efforts to fix it. Then they closed it after the 2007 season without any warning. Many people believe that Cedar Fair bought Geauga Lake to close it and move the attractions to other parks or just sell them. I mean, they bought the park for a hundred and forty-five million dollars. They were able to sell off all the animals in the animal park, they sold a ton of the rides at auction, and they were able to move all the other coaster.

The XLR-8 was my first coaster at astroworld! I was like 5 or 6!