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Just to be clear there has been no confirmation of a gun being seen or heard. Its seeming more likely that it was a fight that caused the initial chaos and it spiraled from there. In abundance of caution they put the park into lockdown. When they could confirm there was no threat they started...

Stampede indeed happened as did lock down. No confirmation of a shooter.

Conflicting reports. Smart to delete until more solid info is released. It WAS on lockdown until a few minutes ago.

Oh how I hate how true this is.

Not to stir anything up but it is semi-important to point out that you will need an epic games account to sign in. Epic games is largely owned by Tencent. https://www.unrealengine.com/fr/blog/tencent-makes-strategic-investment-in-epic-games Tencent is not exactly a trusted company. Google is...

*dusts off my account to chime in* I've had a few different sources talk directly to me about this....but don't take my word as absolute as always there could be more to it... The reliability issues stem from the braking system at the end of the ride. They switched metals used in the mechanism...

Selfie sticks are not allowed in the parks.

You are more than allowed to bring your camera bag on all rides (except maybe kali river rapids but even then you wouldn't want to). To answer your question, however...you cant go wrong with the 70-200 :)

Just be sure to check the weight restrictions on that tripod (both cheap and "expensive"). Too much and the entire rig will collapse (Its not pretty). Another option is a gorillapod...a lot more versatile and affordable. :)

As many can attest, you'll buy your first tripod (usually a more affordable one), use it for a bit, then upgrade to a slightly better one...and the old one will sit in your closest. Then you will upgrade again, etc etc. Its something we all have done..but in the end the investment of a better...

Keep in mind that most will not recommend a cheap tripod..for two reasons: 1.) The heavier, the more steady it will be. The light cheap ones will move with any slight wind or passerby, resulting in a blurry shot. 2.) You spent a lot of money on a camera, its unwise to trust it on top of a $75...

What model Nikon? Typically the 35mm or 50mm (both F1.8) are fine for low light shots (as long as you bump up the ISO a bit), but depending on your sensor size you could maybe get by with a 2.8. Also, what in particular are you looking to shoot?

You could also try www.flickr.com (just search for what you're looking for). Many of us dont post there much anymore, but there is a LARGE backlog of images to look through :)

Judging by how similar to the bricks of TTC/MK, the LoL was marketed as a permanent installation (thus the word legacy), going to say that clock ticking has an infinite battery.

Better metal detector setup I would assume

Good glass will last a lot longer than a good body. HOWEVER, an entry level DSLR will not perform as well in low light, but that doesn't mean to rush into an upgrade. How familiar are you with the camera you currently have? Do you shoot in manual?

If you need extra reach, there are a few prime options in 50mm, 85mm, and 100mm that are fast (and cheap-enough) ;)

I am sure the Locals in cali were bad, but as a very frequent visitor to the FL parks, I can attest to the out of country tourists swinging them around without care of those around them. Needless to say it was a VERY large amount. The problem with them didn't stem from a single group, but the...

Man I'd hate to see the tantrums thrown by some of the users here when a ride goes down unexpectedly when they're at the parks. I understand the frustration, I myself have more than a few grievances with the parks (I just don't go out of my way to post them because really..no one cares), but...