The good thing about that is the park won't be that busy.

Jennifer

wrong. sneak preview days r 1 of the most crowded days we can get. last year especially was rough; we only rode three rides and that was it. you have to remember its not just associate tickets, its also to gold season passholders, and we're expecting a bunch of those come this year.

By the current forecast for Saturday, it may not be too bad:

Mid-40's with rain and snow showers.

Between the two days this weekend, I look for Sunday to be the worst...It looks like it'll be sunny and warmer.

http://www.intellicast.com/Local/USLocalSt...v=none&pid=none

Yea I hear its going to get up to 60 but I heard the gold pass day wasnt bad at all last year.

it was surprisingly warm last year. and very sunny, i might add.

hopefully saturday will end with warmth and sun. and much beast ridin'!

can i get a hallelujah on that?

"Your mother's right, Chris! Listen to what it says!"

-Peter Griffin

I am going Saturday evening and then all day Sunday. Anyone get any info on those free cups at the gate? Free refills like the sister parks?

I will be there on Saturday, rain/snow or shine, acting like a kid in candy store suffering from PKI withdrawals and riding Delirium

it was surprisingly warm last year. and very sunny, i might add.

hopefully saturday will end with warmth and sun. and much beast ridin'!

can i get a hallelujah on that?

"Your mother's right, Chris! Listen to what it says!"

-Peter Griffin

It was snowing last year and the park closed early.

The weather forcast looks good for this weekend - but stuff happens... Hopefully it will be nice. It is supposed to pour down rain on Friday, then be partly cloudy with temps in the upper 50s - lower 60s on Saturday, and mostly sunny with temps about the same on Sunday.

thats right now, yesterday they said there was a chance of snow so it keeps changing constantly. it would be awsome if the weather was good for opening weekend.

i s till dont have my pass.... and won't untill mid may. but at least i wont have to pay for it! still sucks that i have to wait, cause i could really go for some Beast Action this weeekend..... grrr!

wrong. sneak preview days r 1 of the most crowded days we can get. last year especially was rough; we only rode three rides and that was it. you have to remember its not just associate tickets, its also to gold season passholders, and we're expecting a bunch of those come this year.

This year though, Gold Pass is not the same day as Dry Run day

I don't think it will be too bad on either of the days.

^ Man are you wrong! I have been hearing my work giving out tickets, 10 radio stations here is dayton are giving away tickets,and channel 2 and 7,45 are giving away tickets...so most likely it will be crowed or ''packed''

According to Jeff, they gave out "about 4000"

Personally I find that hard to believe, because like you say, you have all of clearchannel dayton giving them away (thanks btw, cc) TV stations, etc. You have to consider, you have columbus, cinci, probably some in KY, and WV, if not even PA.

Say there are 40 stations, total. Which would be hard to believe, but just say. That would only be 100 tickets per station. I know WMMX were giving out 16 a day(4tix 4x a day), since about march 3rd. Thats Over 200 if my math is correct, Just from ONE station. WTUE has been less cheerful with theirs, but nonetheless, still handing them out. WHIO-TV I think that they arent giving many away, because you have to register online for a chance... so I wouldnt count the TV stations in for many.

We'll See. Ill be there, But its supposed to be rainy, but Ill give a crowd report.

PS. Where do you work Scooby Doo? And dont tell me Cartoon Central or I will have to beat you...

That is for Friday. Saturday and Sunday - the only people who will be there are Seasons Pass holders and people invited by employees.

Have they cleaned up all the walkways around IJST?

My guess would be yes.

as of 4:00 PM on Thursday from the weather channel:

Saturday, 70% chance of rain with a high of 47.

It will be walk ons all day.

Provided they do not close early, which they probably will due to lack of crowds, and some rides unable to operate because of the cold temperatures.

I might be coming and i'll need a rideing buddy (If i come)

Provided they do not close early, which they probably will due to lack of crowds, and some rides unable to operate because of the cold temperatures.

What would they close? Steel machines run till 32 degrees, what the hell would they shut down.

Actually it's if the track temperature is below 54 degrees they do not run.

probably drop zone on account of no one wanting to be up 300 feet in the air in 40 degree weather.

i have 2 work on saturday, so its a coin toss on if we get a lot of nobodys or a lot of everybodys.