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Everybody seems to have one word for this ride and that word is “Cute”. I don’t know about you but cute just doesn’t do it for me when you replaced one of the greatest rides in Disney park history.

Is Six Flags paying you??? Lol

How would you word it differently?

Snobby how? I stated where Magic Mountain is failing. The coasters are good and quite impressive but that wasn’t the point.

Yea that’s really sad to hear about California’s Great America, only 8 more years or so until it closes for good. I’ve never been but I plan to try and go before the deed is done. Fun fact about the park, it opened as Marriott’s Great America (Yes the hotel chain). They also opened up one at...

I really hope Cedar Fair turns SFMM back on on its head because like I said, I was a fan and had a season pass. I do like what Time Warner was trying to do during 1993-1998 when they were trying to become more of a “Theme Park” and become more marketable. They even created land posters and added...

IMO, I would say that the newer DC Universe area is a huge downgrade compared to the old Gotham City Backlot, that area was designed pretty well for a Six Flags park and used to be one of my favorite areas.

A single day ticket price is the same as a season pass for the rest year and all of next. Hmmm I wonder which one I should get?

I haven’t been to Seawod San Diego in so long bu I remember it being a pleasant experience. I know they’ve gone coaster crazy in recent years and it is starting to look like a Six Flags Park. Is the maintenance/upkeep really beginning to get bad?

The last time I went to MM, I did go on Twisted Colossus. It’s an fun insane coaster but I remember my legs hurting so much after from the restraints.

This was the Time Warner era, I grew up with this version of Six Flags Magic Mountain. The Twickets were awesome, another day at the park for 2 Bucks, count me in!!!! I do agree that taking out Log Jammer was a huge mistake and ruined High Sierra Territory and I do miss the Yosemite Sam Sierra...

There’s plenty of parks that are aesthetically nice and a great experience. Parks such as Knott’s, Dollywood, Kennywood, Knoebels and some Six Flags parks are all proof of that. It doesn’t take a Disney snob or being used to the Disney bubble to know that Magic Mountain is a steaming pile of...

True but this is because it’s a SoCal park, I don’t know if it would be top 20 if it wasn’t. I mean, SFMM wasn’t always a shi*show. I know that in the 70’s-90’s, it was a pretty enjoyable and unique experience. Since then, crap has hit the fan and they are just letting the park get worse and...

Is this sarcasm? lol. Iconic because of the coasters? I guess. If it’s not just solely about the coasters or rides, what else is there? The ambience?

Not sure if any of you go to this park but if so, why do you like it. I used to go when I was a kid growing up furing the time Time Warner owned it in the 90’s but ever since Premier parks bought it some years later, it’s only gone downfall. The park is just a mess, it’s dirty, dried out paint...

I just would like to throw my two cents out there. I just recently got season passes for Knott’s, it’s been five years since me and my family have visited the park. The park is a great value for the price of a season pass, the best value in SoCal IMO. Upon these last two visits that we went to...

I went last Thursday and still no marquee, no Snoopy canoe and haven’t heard anything on Woodstock’s Airmail. It’s too bad this new Camp Snoopy got its budget slashed. No new promising Camp Snoopy Theater or new character meet areas by the waterfall, no post office area, wonder why so much was...

Yes the 97’ refurb did leave a bad taste or “black spot” as well as the 06’ refurb

Doea anybody remember the fiber optic logo at the entrance of the Pirates building. It was on a scroll on that little island and now it’s just a map or Tortuga or something. Here’s a pic, very similar to the secret Tower of Terror logo or Ghostrider at night and Knott’s used to have a covered...

I’m not trying to be a stickler here but before Magic Kingdom, they did call Disneyland “Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom”. It kinda had two names back in the day but I know what you mean. We are not the less famous park so don’t get us confused, Walt created this park specifically and that’s all...