Why, exactly, did people expect this to be more reliable? Top Thrill Dragster was a masterpiece of roller coaster engineering. It's reliability was comparable to that of Millennium Force and Maverick.

Copper head strike hugs afterburn and vortex Afterburn and vortex hugs copperhead strike back They were best friends foreverr❤

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Went to KI today..lots of kids there and The Bat, Beast, Drop Tower, Eiffel Tower, and Back lot stunt coaster were all down. If your going get a fast pass.

Going on Friday!!! Can’t wait!!!! It’s my first time. Nessie will be my first traditional Arrow coaster since the only others I rode are Tennessee Tornado and Trailblazer, which are both untraditional for being Arrow coasters.

Blue streak is so underrated!!

I have a friend that went on opening day. That is part of a coaster group and she said that on her video. As she reviewed it when the coaster was doing a roll back afterwards, the tracks and the wheels were smoking. She explained to me that the way they made that coasters.That meant for robats , and when it happened to end up damaging the whells Or underneath the train.

If only cedar fair was planning more dark rides for their parks including cedar point and dorney park

My fear of roller coasters are the drop some are very big

I visited in June 2000, and that gift shop aquarium is one of my few vivid memories from that day (I was 9).

Hay, it's interesting you mention about not closing your eyes. Now, what happens if you are a totally blind person, like me, who literally can not see? Right now, as it stands, I've not tried a bigger coaster that goes upside down. I'm not worried about the height, or falling out of my seat. I'm more wondering, is going upside down more like a gigantic drop which can be very stomachy, or is it very different from that?

I have been to Cedar Point the last three days and am in the park now. I approached many employees, and they are not saying anything. Two employees who seemed like roller coaster enthusiasts did comment. Both said. unofficially, that most likely TT2 will be down for the season.

Couldn't have come at a better time.. I'm going in a couple weeks!

St. Louis is shrinking but basically every town for an hours drive out from St. Louis is growing at a steady pace. Stop investing in a park and people will quit going. Duh.

I've been to Carowinds 3 times in my life so far and so far every visit has been worth the drive from Canada! Great coasters, NIce atmosphere, decent waterpark (although I will admit I have been to better waterparks), etc! Next time I visit Carowinds I intend to check out the Scarowinds event!

"Zamberias Prototype"... I think were going to see the traditional problems in Italian engineering and it worries me.

There's a great video from a ride mechanic saying it's probably the wheels. It can take 90 days for the compound to cure when they remake them. He talked about how hard it is to get the wheel alignment exact, because the train is going forwards, then backwards. If you remember, when MF first opened, they would remove a train where a crew was waiting under the track to remove the wheels and replace them. I also have a trip planned in early June. It's hard to cancel because everything is non cancel these days. I already had the trip planned to put my fathers urn in a niche in Troy Michigan. The visit to CP is a bonus. That's ok, crowds will be less and I won't have to worry about the locker situation.

Stayed at Camp Wilderness twice. Great option for a group of six. 7 to 8 bring an air mattress because the futon isn’t comfortable. A benefit I love is CW has shuttles so you don’t have to drive into the park.

Wouldn't be surprised if sfga would rebrand kingda ka like dragster eventually I hope cedar fair management fixes sfmm investment first not being cheap with them

Due for a trip to my home park.

We were just there a couple weeks ago. Fury 325 is incredible and my favorite😮 B&M. It took us 3 hrs to get there from Greenville due to traffic. Getting there late impacted our trip for sure. Nighthawk was closed. We were very upset about that since we live in Upstate NY. We won’t get back there anytime soon. Cedar Fair policy for kids with disabilities is disappointing. Six Flags does it right. Hershey park is a close second. I travel a lot with my daughter to go on coasters and it was not a great day. Kings dominion and Kings island were better experiences. Great video!

Perfect video, I plan to visit near end of summer.

I have fast lane all season.

I'm most surprised that they trusted Zamperla to build the world's first 100+ mph track switch.

Copperhead strike bestie w After burn

I've got a theory that the Whistlestop Park area will be turned into an extension of Gotham City

3 BIG THINGS. PARK HOPPER TICKET OR 2 PARK ANNUAL PASS AN ON SITE HOTEL STAY, AND SINGLE RIDER LINES. Although Universal gets some of the biggest and most insane crowd attendance in the entire Theme Park industry. This is one of the only parks that I do not need to use a disability pass for because the system sucks anyway as you are forced to not only get a return time to come back, but also wait in the additional express line which can take up to an hour on busy days plus you now have to register using the accessibility card that Six Flags uses that you have to attach a doctors note to that makes the process even more difficult but another reason why I don’t use the disability pass is mainly because a majority of their attractions that usually get the longest lines offer single rider lines that pretty much gets you on right away with a brief wait and even when rides have extremely slow moving single rider lines or do not offer them at all, this is one of the only parks that I am completely OK waiting in the standby line as long as the lines are not absolutely ridiculous because most of the queue lines offer immersive theming and there is plenty of Things to see all around while you’re waiting to keep you entertained usually a majority of universal rides have some of the fastest and most efficient operations and dispatches in the amusement industry so pretty much the line is constantly moving and while still takes a while it usually tends to be shorter than the posted wait time that tells you how long you are expected to wait in that line for. The express pass tends to be worth it, but it’s not as fast as single rider lines plus it’s by far the most expensive line pass option in the amusement industry with the highest price during Christmas week being a whopping $330 per day.

Debating on going here or dollywood later this summer.. which is better?

going june 8th. cant wait to go.

The only ride I’ve ever been REALLY scared of was Tennessee tornado, Dollywood. I was just terrified how it went higher than a mountain! It tricks you and instead of dropping, you turn into a tunnel and then drop straight down. Still scared though never again

Been going to Carowinds since it was a Paramount park. The Afterburn (Top Gun) and the Nighthawk (Star Trek Borg) were my favorites. Nighthawk is a true sentimental favorite.

I’ve been to Hershey park many six flags parks and most united parks. Never been to a cedar fair park. Hoping to check that off my list soon. Being in New England cedar fair not really here. Carolwinds looks like an awesome park

Bro skipped hurler at thrill zone 😂

I’m heading in July 2024 and I’m SUPER EXCITED!! And if anybody got tips! Feel free to tell me! But as always keep riding coasters!

I think the B&M wing could definitely fit in the front by Candymonium, I would love to also see a mini B&M dive in Tidal Forces plot, Wild Mouse could definitely be removed for waterpark expansion. Any sort of Mack launch coaster would definitely fit behind Claw or behind Candymonium. My swing for the fences predictions are a flying coaster of some kind or an extreme spinner. (Sorry if this is rambling a bit, Hershey is my home park and I love it so much)

Newer go to a cashless business

Going Friday!

Awesome park!

Don't miss my Carowinds Attraction Guide - where I share with you every single ride and attraction that you'll find in the park - kzbin.info/www/bejne/boOqqXqloNpnbdUsi=kBDHqqBNFwoJjNWg

Is this the first ever guide?

0:24 why is that water grey😂

I went for the first time during Halloweekends last year, and I was pretty disappointed in their operations. I actually decided to completely avoid Fury after encountering the rudest employee I have ever met at a theme park. This is coming from someone who travels all kinds of places and wants to treat others with kindness and respect. I did however immensely love Afterburn and Copperhead Strike. This night was beyond super busy though, and hearing that they removed a racing wooden coaster a few years back has to be one of the worst decisions I have ever seen in the industry. My home parks are KI and Cedar Point and as far as hills I will die on goes, nothing beats being able to marathon Gemini and Racer when the park is super packed and everyone else is waiting over an hour for the flagships.

I LOVE HERSHEY PARK!

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I'm going to carowinds this week, i'm really exicted!

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Yay, my home park. I’m debating going this weekend but it is Memorial Day weekend. If I go, I hope these tips help me out

I might be going to carrowinds this year! im so excited

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