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What's the charge on the maze?

^ Agreed. I even wonder if it will make them step their game up for the other thrown-together trails to attract other potential IP.

Very specific question, I know.... Anyhow, I know passes for the following year have historically gone on sale over Labor Day weekend. I'm considering visiting with some friends that Friday, and wondering if the passes will have likely gone on sale by then, or whether they typically don't come out until Saturday, or Monday, or later. Any ideas from past years?

Wow, I can't imagine riding Toro 25x in one day. What seat(s) were you in? Was it painful after a certain point?

Anyone (Harry?) know the rationale for this change? Happy to see less paper used, I suppose, but agree it's unwieldy. And always figured the booklet format was financed by the ads within, where this version has fewer, smaller ads.

^ Hope all goes well and you can make it to many parks in 2018!

A part of me is sad to see that structure go. That area had a lot of character in its prime. Thanks for the update, Harry.

What happened to the three-year rehab they started out on a few years back?

Anyone have an idea about what % of the lights are up year-round?

2- Old Country Sign 3- The RIght Stuff

Agreed. Doesn't seem *that* hard to prepare for or handle, considering they know what kind of crowd they're gonna get every year.

^ Yeah -- on the app, it appears that the maze pass price has been bumped down to $25, but I wonder if they will all even be open, and imagine they will be very poorly staffed, which makes it a questionable value even at that lower price.

Hey, not a 100% sure thing, but I'm *probably* going on the 30th and would be happy to help if I end up going. Shoot me a PM.

Yoshi, did you buy your SP through a targeted email offer, or just through the normal Flash Sale offer? Haven't gotten this email, but I'm going to the park with a friend that night, so trying to figure out why....

^ I have to imagine they only care about the bottom line, and presumably they are plenty profitable at this point. It's a shame to see, as SF used to have some of the best food in the industry, IMO, and quality has really declined along with service over the last few years.