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Yes, to affirm, was offering fun anecdote and regaling ye old tales of park guests. Pretty sure it's fair to say everyone is simultaneously on team "yay lockers" and team "boo, pay-for lockers". To also affirm, the metal detector scheme is a solidly tight ship for Cedar Fair operations across...

P.S. last construction update is out. Can you believe it that comments are turned off? ;)

In short, if you have medical note from a doctor; medical exception can always be made for needing to bring medical equipment/medication/etc. needed to address any conditions. To the glass strap question, yes it goes with you...

Agreed overall, and I'm realizing I may have already assumed lockers would be pay-for when they announced a few weeks back there would be no storage space within the TT2 infield. While I'd like to think this is more an oversight (e.g. Steel Vengeance too debuted with pay-for lockers, which...

Love Cedar Point doubling down on their locker policy in the new ride safety writeup, especially saying shared lockers were "not possible": https://www.cedarpoint.com/blog/2024/top-thrill-2-rider-safety-guidelines

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Very cool news indeed. Also welcome back to the pedestrian side @CedarPoint6!

Welp if we're digging up this thread:

Nice views of the entry and some more testing shots!

It's in the name: RIP!!!!!

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It's in the post all: "ballast bag". To @Peter Immelmann's point, a more improvised water dummy than one with more body form/designed to fit within the restraints for regular testing. Something more akin to photo 1 than photo 2 below: Used balast bags a lot during my high rope climbing...

Oh dear - I fear they're going with the "Project" theme continuity they used for Orion, built on the trope that each "Project" (aka roller coaster or major thrill attraction) is some advanced science experiment. (photo from Orion queue below) This bit has a downside: Very few people will...

We're all bots mans, some of us just don't know! Good flag. Thank you for liking their post, again. :P