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Does anyone know if this is going to be an upcharge attraction? I know the one at Knott's was...not sure if other parks have followed that trend, or if it's randomly decided per park.

lol I really don't understand how at this point park management/company management in the amusement park industry can't just look at a concept and realize...that's not going to work. It only took a couple of us a few views of this ride during construction to realize what a cheap piece of...

During the off ride vids or POV's it's pretty clear that the train visibly shuffled on the mostly straight launch portions of the track. Quite aggressively, too. Kind of hard to tell from the video and the angles if this is indeed the entry and exit of the top hat (Intamin), or the straight...

Waiting a year for newly installed Zamperla track to get straightened after a month of use...yeah, this will end well...

Sound like a broken record I'm sure, but I just can't STAND how Magic Mountain (and perhaps, Six Flags in general) just FLATTENS any kind of foliage/trees/areas when they install new coasters. Especially trees that have been there since the park opened. The only exception I can think of is...

wow a cheeseburger at a theme park, now i've seen everything

"Six Flags will bring its unparalleled management expertise, operational excellence and strategic insight" That's a stretch if I ever heard one...

Hotels are not in the budget. Sleep on the dirt. Pillows are also banned, use a rock.

I hope I'm not alone in saying this is probably the saddest I've been about a coasters removal in a very very long time. Not to mention the parachutes are also no longer going to be around either. Such a shame.

^Awesome! Pretty stoked for this ride, definitely what the park needs!

Sorry to be so pragmatic, but I cannot believe they are not done with the trains yet. Literally model them after the TTD Intamin trains that have bogeys which have been proven for 20+ years, install the magnetic fins for the retrofitted launch and be done with it. The optimism from Tony is...

I'd say so, but a lot of it comes down to individual park maintenence. Also have to consider they were all built with very old engineering design and fabrication. Viper is one of the more extreme versions, and it's withstood the test of time, however I know from experience that Magic Mountain...

This is all so dumb. With considering the terrain they'll be using, a Harry Potter style Multi-Launch would have done just fine. And would have been something at least semi-exciting. This is almost laughably yawnable.

I was planning on getting to this as soon as the rumors started going around it would close (I typically trust ElToro Ryan), but the soonest I could plan was next weekend. Literally missed it by weeks. Excuse my language, but this is f***ing bullsh*t from the park, the PR department, and the...

"North America's longest inverted family ride" LOL 2 lifts? One that practically directs you back to the final break run? Really? *swing and a miss*

That pic shared by @MLDesigns is one of the things I am most concerned about regarding this ride...look at how dusty it is out there! Other people itt have brought up the feasibility of having a ride such as this withstanding the test of time, and I just can't imagine how long this ride will...

Looks awesome! And sooo smooth! ...my only complaints...as typical with these types of coasters with spikes...just wish it went a liiiiiiittle higher. Also, the capacity is going to be *rough*. One of my favorite things about Mr Freeze is the additional magnets at the top of the spike to get...

That ride time alone makes this a great addition IMO. Pretty much 1 minute of constant ride time, glad to see it's Intamin.

Welp, practically everyone in the coaster community waved red flags when Zamperla was announced for this, and it seems they were right. The only folks clueless enough to select Zamperla for something of this magnitude was Cedar Fair. Don't know why they're even trusting at this point that the...