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Goble, I think you need to Let It Go as you Ride On at one of many of The Fun and Only.

Even KI doesn't have that. See also: 2-3 different dining plan meal lists posted at the same time.

I don't see Adventure Express going anywhere anytime soon, unless its ridership is excessively low. It's a reliable Arrow mine ride that's not too scary and overall a blast. Gemini probably won't be going anywhere anytime soon, and I enjoy it a lot less than AE.

That joke was so cold. Something about it bothers me..

Perhaps that was intentional?

It would've been better if FUN TV had told you to Let It Go.

Staring at their code is like staring directly at the blinding, highly foreshadowing red of T3. Just don't do it, man!

That makes you wonder if they went equally cheap with their mechanics. Scary thought!

Train wreck? That's terrifying to the third power!

Yeah...let's confuse people with the pricing structure. I've heard of discounted tickets at retailers but not discounted passes. Does any other park do this? Add to that reports of passes marked down to $59.95 at Kroger..

That's only about $9.36 million at $80/ea. How many of the total visits were from passholders and how much did they spend in the park?

If you're gonna be sarcastic, you have to make it obvious.

That's exactly what Amusement Dark is, if you look at the way Matt Ouimet talks about it.

Again, it's quite clear what their motivation was. That doesn't mean I have to agree with their actions.

All of me is saying, "Get yourself on some good ol' (or not so ol') B&M steel!" Sadly, that doesn't seem to be in the cards anytime soon.

You know that you're not just paying for the metal, right..?

Yes, it was advertised that way, which never made any sense to me. The decision to only include renewals acquired by a certain date is what I dislike. *sigh*

Or they could have done like all the other parks I know of and actively invited all passholders, including Platinums from other parks.. What's so hard about that?

It might not happen often, but it can and does happen.

I had a funny feeling they didn't spend the money to program custom access lists into the admissions software. So, basically, all that hassle that they gave me over email about how my pass wouldn't scan (CP pass renewed before the deadline) was for naught.

It sure seems representative of its past and present..

Example: Thursday, July 4, 2013. Being a Thursday, many of us had work the next day, which you would think would keep people away. Add on top of that rain that was in the forecast that did come down in quantity, throughout the day. Did that keep people away? Hardly! The masses didn't even leave when it was pouring. Everyone just stood around waiting for rides to reopen. As for me? I mostly walked around enjoying the atmosphere, exploring the beach all the way up past Sandcastle Suites, since I'd never had so much time alone with the place. I left after close at midnight and couldn't even back out of my spot for at least an hour. Think I ended up in a nap from all the walking I did that day. Rainy + midweek + 4th of July holiday, you would think that's a combo for a not-so-busy park? Oh boy was it packed.

That's a lot more training at Arby's than I got at McD. You're supposed to watch a video and then have someone actually walk you through doing it. Well, they forgot all about me so I spent a couple days just watching all the videos. When they remembered they had hired me, I was passed off to someone else who had just started and had no idea how to use the POS. Good times.. No, wait. Bad times.

Okay, so that explains why it was removed but not why it was never put back..

Right, my question is whether or not that "breaking in" will make things loose enough to be noticeable to the rider.