Mr.Six

The rumored “Chop Six” for next year will definitely give the dining pass a huge boost (if it was on the dining pass of course). Putting Mama Floras on the dining plan as Primos Pasta was also a huge step. Slowly but surely, I think the park is starting to have more options, on the dining plan at least.

The flames have been removed from the top of El Diablo. Could this just be routine refurbishment or does it mean more? I don’t think the flames have been removed since installed onto the ride. Edit: There’s also a rumor that this could be moving to La Ronde for the 2019 season, but I would take it with a grain of salt.

Could Reflections of the Dead be turning into this new Holiday in the Park attraction?

What do China and Dragons have to do with Skywarp Horizons? That sentence made no sense at all.

This never happened. Six Flags never “licensed” those rights. That was just some crap someone came up with on reddit.

I didn’t think it was as good as last year as well for some reason. It might be the new cast.

I’m still not over how they used Planet Coaster for the announcement. What’s next, Roller Coaster Tycoon 3?

Sesame Place isn’t supposed to be getting these big additions every year. They are the perfect park for the youngest of children, to families and to even thrill seekers (to some extent). Hopefully they expand their water ride selection though. They have a great group of slides.

That wouldn’t work out with the general guests that visit the park. People will think that since they’ve already done El Diablo, they’ve done a new super loop. It’s really hard to market that (While still a new attraction) without backlash from guests.

I wasn’t at the park personally but I know people who did see King Cobra disassembled on Wednesday.

It’s odd that Reflections of the Dead and Wicked Woods won’t be open until September 28th. I’m very excited for the new mazes. This could be one of the best Fright Fests to date, ignoring the crowds.

Tigris will be coming to Busch Gardens Tampa for the 2019 season. This will be a Premier Rides Skyrocket II. A 2020 Gwazi makeover (RMC? GCI?) was also teased. “Busch Gardens will open Florida’s tallest launch coaster in spring 2019, company officials announced Wednesday. The triple-launch, tiger-themed roller coaster called Tigris will hurl riders 150 feet into the sky, turn them upside down and swirl through curves at 60 miles per hour. It will also move backward. Is losing your lunch the park’s new business model? "We like to have a portfolio for every member of the family," said Busch Gardens president Stewart Clark. "But with Tigris, it will only be the bravest members." Clark also revealed that a "big attraction" is coming in 2020 in the space currently occupied by the closed wooden roller coaster Gwazi, a pretty large footprint to fill. The announcements coincide with parent company SeaWorld Entertainment’s promise from interim CEO John T. Reilly to make the parks more oriented toward thrill rides, in addition to featuring animals. This, leaders say, will help the parks better compete with rivals Disney and Universal, which have beloved movies to call on for attraction appeal.” -Tampa Bay Times

Rollies Coaster and Doo Wopper both provide similar thrills for families. I’m surprised because it’s a very compact space that not many rides like Flitzer can fit in. I believe the Flitzer at Jenkinsons in Point Pleasant will be the only one left in America.

Unfortunately I think the claim is true. I’ve heard from multiple people in management that this will be moving to La Ronde as their new for 2019 attraction- “Chaos”.

Yesterday at Riding of the Bull, Great Adventure Park President John Winkler mentioned that the 2020 attraction will be “Tall and made of steel” and that it has been in the works for a while. This claim (whether if it’s true or not) narrows down what we’re getting quite a bit.