GAcoaster

GASM lives on at IAAPA! This lift chain and sprocket manufacturer uses it in their imaging:

It wasn't supposed to snow at GA today, but it's pretty:

I love that they are retheming and updating their rapids ride! I wish other parks would do the same rather than ripping them out...

Well, my wifi seems to have fixed itself with a windows update, but I'm still having formatting problems with a project I'm working on...

Computer problems seem to be going around! My laptop lost it's wifi completely so the only way I can currently access things is plugging my iPhone into it and using the iPhone as a hotspot. It works, but the connection is slow which is making it very difficult to upload large files...

The only time I have ever come close was 1984 waiting in line for the Sarajevo Bobsled. I ate a churro before standing in the 1+ hour line in the hot sun, and just as we got to the top of the line about to enter the station I suddenly felt the need to puke, which I did over the railing. After waiting all that time to ride I ended up not riding for fear of additional illness...

A profit warning doesn't mean they will sell off anything necessarily.

2020 will be a big year for all the competition with Legoland and the Meadowlands opening, Hershey adding a new coaster and probably Dorney adding one as well. Competition means everyone has to step things up. I wouldn't be surprised to see a new coaster of a decent size or some kind of unique feature added along with a much needed facelift for the Safari Kids area.

This could be interesting. I wonder if there US properties will end up getting sold off. They have a bunch of waterparks that I could see Six Flags snapping up.

But, at Great Adventure you're also not paying $100 + for the ticket to get in like you do at Disney. The price of everything is going up and always will, it's the way of the world.

Yes, and they dropped the all because they didn't make back the money they spent on them. If Warner Brothers (who controls the Willy Wonka IP) didn't make an agreement with Universal when Universal wanted to build a Willy Wonka attraction, I don't see Six Flags being able to pay for it either.

I think it looks really generic, especially compared to the Tudor Square entrance they have. I understand it's a necessity and a good idea, but it lacks much character. It's very barren looking, kike a Cedar Fair park entrance.

https://www.orlandosentinel.com/travel/105267451-132.html

Today I got to do a preview of Infinity Falls. It's finally just about ready to open (five months behind schedule) but WOW! This ride will absolutely soak you. It is fast and fun and really a great addition to SeaWorld. It made me realize just how dated and tamed down Congo Rapids has become over the years. https://twitter.com/matthewlynch91/status/1045356268511100928