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Re: New Not true. I'm going to be in Shanghai next month for work (the second trip to China they have paid for). :lol:

I'm pretty sure he was trolling as a statement similar to that was made in a different thread a while ago.

Only ridden two of them: 1. Millennium Force 2. Leviathan

Re: Cedar Point Mantis to Close October 19 All I can think of when I see that.

Flight Deck and Time Warp at Canada's Wonderland.

Those poor Iraqis. :(

I heard Six Flags is in negotiations to secure a few of these for 2016:

Well... they do have a major Batman ride but they used a different generic Six Flags name instead. I wasn't expecting much from SFGAm this year obviously but the name "40 Seasons" really sounds like a show/parade and their videos so far have been showing Hometown Square too often (location of...

False, I wasn't there (but I was a few weeks earlier). Voted for Leviathan. It doesn't have the air time of Behemoth but it's much more intense.

1. Leviathan 2. Nitro 3. Behemoth 4. Raging Bull Nitro/Behemoth are really close.

Re: Top 10(ish): 2014 Edition 1. Millennium Force 2. El Toro 3. Leviathan 4. Goliath (SFGAm) 5. Bizarro 6. Superman Krypton Coaster (SFFT) 7. Nitro 8. Behemoth 9. Gatekeeper 10. Viper (SFGAm)

Tomahawk mentioned your love of boomerangs. :wink:

A lot of these were already mentioned but they should be repeated: Viper - SFGAm (although it seems to have gotten rough this year?) American Eagle - SFGAm Bizarro - SFGAdv Blue Streak - Cedar Point Screaming Eagle - SFStL Basically, all the woodies. :wink:

Space Spiral at Cedar Point cost 350k in 1965. Inflation adjusted that is $2.64 million. No idea if that is accurate to what it would cost today but it seems like a lot of money for something that wouldn't draw a large increase in attendance. I think the closest you'll get to an observation...

Ports = plenty to do. Last cruise I went on was Key West, Grand Cayman, and Jamaica. Cruises were not something I really considered but my girlfriend convinced me to go on one and I really liked it. All inclusive food and seeing a couple new places. I'm not sure if you're traveling with...

Check out cruises if you're looking for something non-theme park related to do. They're pretty cheap out of Florida.

SF Great America on a weekday is either empty or moderately crowded depending on what school or church group is there that day. Generally everyone is in the water park if it is warm or hot (which it probably will be in mid July) so you should be able to ride everything in the park pretty easily.

It would be just outside my top 5 I think but I obviously don't have a huge list.

My experience from a similar program at SF Great America (Coasters After Dark): Whole park is open with all rides operating. It's not that "exclusive" because so many people have season passes and the waits were actually some of the worst I experienced all season. No idea if Great Adventure is...

Rode it tonight. Excellent ride, best addition to Great America since Raging Bull. If it was longer it would easily be the best coaster in the park.