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https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-cuomo-announces-indoor-family-entertainment-centers-can-open-march-26-outdoor as of March 26th Amusement parks can re-open in New York (not that any of the outdoor ones will open that early anyways). Considering they never were allowed to open last...

As did I but the fact that they're teasing something now means maybe it's been put back on the table.

Kentucky Kingdom has started teasing something. Reddit seems to think the map connects all the Herschend properties. Decide for yourself

My money is on an Aquatrax or a T-Rex

yeah. that's not a family coaster. That said there should be more of them. Gonna CC @Hixee here

yeah, Having ridden west coast racers, comfort collars are going to kill an otherwise (probably) great ride. really a shame. That said my biggest issue with the collars is I'm short. Taller people may have less of the issues I did.

This honestly looks like a great little coaster that's going to be absolutely ruined by comfort collars...

At least as far of the first drop is concerned, the part of the first drop not being retracked is the part where the only part of the train making contact with the the track is the upstop wheels, at least according to what Pete had shown us back on the 2016 Live.

Not 100% sure this is the right place for this but it appears most Cedar Fair parks are announcing opening dates in May. https://cpfoodblog.com/2021-cedar-fair-parking-opening-dates/

A measly 14/25 for me. While I suspect I'll be able to pick up the last US cred I don't have on the list (Mako) this year if things go well, it will likely be awhile before I'm able to pick up any of the coasters outside the US. Happy to have been able to pick up Shambhala though on the one...

+1. Basically any arrow without an inversion is a guilty pleasure. Also Flying Scooters

Almost forgot literally every hill on leap the dips. Never in my wildest dreams did I think my butt would be that far out of the seat.

Not sure this counts but I knew to expect airtime on Phoenix and Jack Rabbit's (KW) double down, but I was not prepared for just how strong of the airtime to expect. Also the drop right out of the station towards the back of the train on Giant Dipper at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk was quite a...

Well. I think we already have a good response to this

Expedition Everest's Yeti the year it opened back when it worked the way it was originally intended to was to this day the most incredible special effect I've seen. I'll also give this a +1. Crazy to see to Disney's special effects have evolved over the years

I would have to imagine that depends on how the experiment with it on predator goes.

The best part is Pfizer specifically refused to be part of warp speed so his claim of victory on that front is fraudulent anyways

To expand on the Darien Lake part, It's likely retracking the helix turnaround (at 43 seconds) and potentially the hill immediately before and after. That has consistently been the roughest portion of the ride despite it being retracked frequently. Sadly this also likely means SF isn't...

Voted for Mojito but I'm also a big fan of Dark & Stormy and of Kentucky Mules

This was my inclination. As much of a bummer it is to see these classic rides removed, I'm not in the least bit shocked a PR owned park is trying to reduce costs during this global pandemic where profits are down. Truthfully I still think it's a miracle KW was able to build a coaster to the...