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Is this going to mean higher prices in the parks? And hows the the final price of Cedar Fair lower than the five parks that Paramount parks went for?

I rode backwards racer only a few times, it was so much rougher than forwards.

I wounder what all that wood could be used for?

When I was recording back in May by the first drop I could hear the metal on metal to, I miss the load roar!

I too have noticed it. Not so much with a headache, but more in my man parts Yeah I can feel it in the man area to.

Son of Beast 2000-2009.

Has anyone else noticed that vibration right after the hammer head turn? you can't feel it in the front seat. If you ride it enough it'll give you a headache, or even worse a splitting headache. That's the only turn off I get when I ride DB.

Wow this thread has reached 105 pages.

I think during the summer, I clocked around 24 to 26 seconds of air time.

Well I hope it closes forever, so It can't hurt anyone else.

Yeah when I got there around 6:30pm Sunday very light, later in the night many times there wasn't anyone in the station to DB. I had an walk on front seat, then rode again in the front.

Last time I rode the log flume was back in the summer, don't think I got drenched. But I remember on year, after a heavy rain over night, they didn't get the water out of the boats so, there was three to four Inch's of standing water in the bottom.

Well tonight got 15 rides on DB, two were in front seat. That has to be the two coldest ride's I've ever been on, when I left around 11:10pm the temp was down to around 35 degrees. So at the bottom of the first drop it felt like 16 degrees out, in the front seat. My count is up to 82.

Waiting a total of two and a half hours for Diamondback, on opening day.

Thanks to getting in four ride Sunday night in the chilly cold, I'm up to 67. Has anyone else noticed, the train's don't make the loud roar anymore? I don't think its the cold, I rode Mantis in 50 degree weather and it had it loud roar.

Every time I rode the backwards Racer, it was always rough!

Yes night rides are very different from day ride.

Here's two pictures I took Sunday night,

Yes it was, walk-ons or very short waits. I went last night.

I rode Red Racer Sunday night, it does look a lot better. Can still smell the paint.

Thanks, Jasper If I remember, there is a start up temperature. The three wooden coaster are around 35, the steel coaster were around 45 to 50. But that could have changed.

Yeah they do take the 3rd or sometimes the second train off a coaster for early off-season. Sunday most of the day was perfect, in terms of crowds.

Hay what ever happen to the DB ride count form?

Last night it was two to three train wait, from middle to back. A few more train's wait for closer to the front.

Well I was there last night, the temps were around 45 to 50 degrees. I did that math, at the bottom of Diamondbacks first drop at 80mph, the wind chill was 30 degrees. It was just down right cold!