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I doubt it.

And you responded to my comment about Millennium Force. What's your point?

Why do you think Millennium Force goes so slow at the end? The turns and hills in the course shave off speed.That's my point, I don't want jackhammering to shrugg off more speed.Millennium Force jackhammers? I thought it was smooth as glass.

^National Weather Service. It's the only weather source I trust.

Why do you think Millennium Force goes so slow at the end? The turns and hills in the course shave off speed.

If it clears up (which it most likely will), you won't have to wait very long and can hit up most, if not all, the rides in the park very quickly. If not, you can use your Fast Lane to marathon Flight of Fear! Scenarios like these are the reason why I do not recommend buying Fast Lane in advance.

How can Intamin be the equivalent to a Cadillac with prevalent, reoccurring problems?

Matt Ouimet allows for full train operation during less-severe rain. Beast and Diamondback were running three trains during the rain yesterday.

What is that?

Kings Island does not run one train operations on any of their roller coasters when it rains and I believe Cedar Point is the same way.

I don't know. Maybe my eyes are fooling me. I swear I saw green around 1 o'clock. Guess not.

I think you meant Flying Eagles not Wild Eagles. Intimidator 305 is a glorious ride. Good to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.

"Hey! Lets go ride that Xtreme Skyflower thing!"

I went today and I again saw nobody! I kept my eyes peeled, but I guess it's not destined to be.

Can you say this for sure? I swear I saw a green smokestack more than once.

Green was running today, not sure about blue.

Where is this roller coaster located?^Verbolten at Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

I saw the ticket combo recently at my neighborhood Kroger near Dayton.

My apologies if my message was misconstrued; I think it will be a coaster too. It is time, in my opinion, for another flat like the Monster, Scrambler, and Shake, Rattle & Roll to come to the park.

All's I'm saying is the young'uns need something new. The last time an attraction was added in the kid's area was in 2006, and the last non-extreme flat ride (this means excluding WindSeeker) was in 1986 with the Zephyr and the refurbishment of the Dodgems. Would it really be such a bad thing if a gentle flat came in?

So what happens to the families with smaller children? Does the entire demographic get neglected and the crowds--along with their money--go elsewhere?

Families with children under the height of 54"?

Great trip report and photos as always. Thank you!

^27 people didn't.

I don't think the point is being made that there isn't a coaster with inversions but there are so few that do. The only inverting rides in the park are the four you just mentioned. That's not a whole lot comparative to the 80+ other attractions.