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Lol, just trying to think of a low seismic, non-hurricane location.

not entirely, the dynamic loads from a train would need to be combined with the dynamic loads for the earthquake. There are flexibility requirements but for steel structures, it's more about ductility (Bending before fracture) than about flexibility. Keep in mind there are multiple other B&M...

Apparently passholder previews on 5/27 and they were hunting around on social media for folks to ride for an add shoot that week too. Not a ton of info around for either. Son wants to go that weekend so we'll let you know how spinney and mousy it is.

I'd settle for them running Flash regularly.

ACE norcal is advertising a construction walkthrough Saturday 4/9 if anyone is interested.

Joker and Medusa are pretty good, not worth traveling across state lines for. Nothing else is worth the trip by itself. V2 is open so infrequently I've never been able to ride. Superman is the same as other of that model but with the better restraints.

if all the rides were open, it'd be a decent park, but that is generally not the case.

It feels like Six Flags can't be bothered with SFDK most days, but I've had two days this year where most of the rides were running, so maybe, just maybe they're going to stafff the park apropriately.

I have a 4 year old, so I go out of my way to make sure we get on any "restricted" credits now, you know... for his sake... plus lil dude likes the coasters. OTOH my 13 year old bribed the 4 year old with ice cream to go again so that the 13yo and his friend could get the credit on Lucy's...

Ace norcal posted a new photo:

that's before my time coming to the park, but that's the same approach for Superman, A Mat Foundation with steel grade beam spreaders anchored on top.

That would be unusual in California, most permanently installed rides require Concrete foundations to resist earthquake loading.

went by last weekend. some underground utility work. Still waiting on foundations it looks like. no rebar in place for anything.

It looks like it's happening but Goldstriker at CGA has been very rough for a few years, even though it's only 10 years old.

It would definitely fit something like RailBlazer but I don't know the height limit for that area. It could definitely fit Justice League, and that would be a huge upgrade for the park. The park's conditional use permit has 3 different height limits from 150 feet near the freeway 75 in the...

can confirm, all gone this weekend. Interestingly Seaside Tours was operating last fall after not operating for two years and The ark was running "full swing". Lots of land in the middle of the park right now between boomerang and the rafts.

They have leveled the site and placed base rock. Looks like foundations will be placed in next few weeks. need to see if the kid took pictures to share, will add more info if he has it. I'd still think this is summer at the earliest but they are actively working on it.