The weekend was great.
Hershey
The people at Hershey were kind enough to give us 2 half hour ERT's (in exchange we all by a meal ticket which is cheaper than buying the meals). We went to Fahrenheit first thing in the morning to start the first session of ERT. I got a good 4-5 rides in when the Hershey park representative said Storm Runner was ready so we went there for the other 15 minutes of our morning ERT. After that we went to the Roller Soaker. 3 words describe it really well. Wet, Cold, Breakdowns
From there we did the Wild Mouse and Wildcat. I enjoyed the mouse, but Wildcat gave me a splitting headache. From there we went to Sidewinder and Trail Blazer. If memory serves me we went to Sidewinder first. I already had the cred and with my headache from Wildcat so I sat it out. We went to Trailblazer which was nothing special and proceeded to make out way to great bear. We stood in line for about an hour due to ride breaking but it was nothing intolerable. After the bear (which was fun) we went to do the log flume. Fun ride that skims you across the top instead of a splashdown. After that was sooperdooperlooper. The new trains were good. we then went on comet and it came to light that Joe (Error) had 99 creds so went to skyrush. Joe got his 100th credit and we went to Lightning Racer. Rode both sides of course. From there Reese's Extreme challenge. My gun didn't work (which seems to be a recurring theme). After that Chocolate world and then back to the to the park to re-ride Great Bear and Lightning Racer in the dark. Both good rides.
Skyrush ERT was next and it was a lot of fun albeit very painful.
King's Dominion
We got there in the morning and went to I305 ERT. I305 was great but the trimmed one of the airtime hills which kind of killed the ride. From there we proceeded to ride the coasters and to me nothing really stood out until we hit Rebel Yell. I'm really prone to headaches and motion sickness so when I can get off a ride with neither of the two happening it stands out. It's even rarer for woody's as well but this managed to pull it off.
The other standout of the day as I mentioned in a post above is that we passed me off as a 12 year old mute to ride the kiddie credit.
Busch Gardens
Yesterday was a blast despite the semi-spite of Verbolten. We started the day doing the kiddie cred, Grover's Alpine Express, and then proceeded to Apollo's Chariot. This was a little disappointing as I had fond memories of the ride, and it was still fun, but no where near a number one. We then went to Verbolten. Verbolten is a fun ride and really disorienting in the event building. I got the Storm story. It was fine. The rest of the day was spent between Griffon, Alpengeist, Loch Ness, and faffing. It was a lot of fun and I'm excited to hear about next year already.
TBC
Got to get on the the plane