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I visited Six Flags America this past Sunday, May 5th, for the first time since 2017. The state of this park overall was easily the worst I've ever seen, and the maintenance of these poor coasters is so bad. I don't normally like to speak this poorly of parks, but it's painful to see them...

I might be misremembering, but I thought I saw something several months ago about Hersheypark filing a trademark for "Twisted Twizzler".

Hershey produces kitkat in the US: "Kit Kat is a chocolate-covered wafer bar confection created by Rowntree's of York, United Kingdom, and is now produced globally by Nestlé, except in the United States, where it is made under licence by the H. B. Reese Candy Company, a division of the Hershey...

I didn't get any pictures, but I can confirm that the remainder of the exit ramp was entirely gone today. Also, there are several (I could see at least 3) 40yd dumpsters that can be seen behind the queue line.

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Hey, I got severely sick cause of allergies when I got home, so I'm just getting around to typing this. We were back in Magic Kingdom on the 6th, and by then pretty much the entire canopy had the blue netting. Hopefully this means acrylic pieces going up soon.

My family is in Disney currently, and sent me these pics yesterday! I am meeting them down there friday, and will send any other updates I find :)

I have this thought every time I see a picture of it. It looks like it's really gonna throw some negative Gs there.

I believe all of them are various Herschend properties. Some are not theme parks. For instance, the one in NJ is the Camden aquarium.

For some reason I thought I remembered them confirming 4 trains for this, but I can't seem to find it.

Thanks Dan for the updates! Looking forward to riding this in July, It looks like there are some strong pops of air!

I'm so excited that one of these is opening only two hours away!!! I plan on trying to be there the day it opens!

They drove a whole raptor across one of the main guest walkways in the middle of the day, I don't think they care to really hide anything about this.

It's possible that instead of a previously planned larger capital investment, they instead decided to go with this as their investment for the year. Would definitely be less money than a whole new ride

Maverick begs to differ

Even though it looks a little slower than it will probably end up being, I have to say that even at this speed the first airtime hill looks really good

Thanks! This is really cool, fantastic innovation from Disney yet again!

How are they actually sending the signal to the trains? Is it wireless transmission? If so that's honestly pretty impressive

That stall looks absolutely unreal!!!

You're right, I do see the mounting points now that I look closer. But yeah, that's weird, I'm so used to it being pre-installed. Also, why would it be attached to seperate pieces like that and not just directly to the cross ties?