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I've heard Trident has reopened, the parks maintenance schedule lists it as closed however queue-park says its open

Six Flags Great Adventure has officially retired Kingda Ka, 'The King of all Coasters'. After 19 years of operation, the ride, which opened on May 21, 2005, leaves behind a legacy. It was the coaster that ended the coaster wars. At its debut, it held the titles of the world's tallest and fastest roller coaster, and while it eventually lost the speed record, it remained the tallest coaster in the world throughout its lifespan. A press release has been issued regarding the future of the attraction: This makes me wonder about the future of Superman Escape? It’s 19 years old this year and will hit its 20th anniversary next year. Will next year be its last?

Monorail! The game is definitely better than I expected, some of the stuff that can be done in game and with waterparks seems awesome. Seems so far that its a true sequel. Also, increase your games resolution it'll make everything look sharper but depending on your system it might slow the game down a bit.

Saw this on a Facebook Group, I guess we have sort of a timeframe now.

$35.8 Per Park ($179), or $28.43 Per Park for 7 Days ($199), or $109 for one day. If I was Interstate coming up for a long break I know which one I would choose. How much do we think the 5 day pass will go up by, kind of a no brainer at that point to get the 7 day.

Another price rise - December 10th

Here are a few photos from the promo video we got in May which I think clarifies some paths

Looking at this section, I'm not sure if this is the actual path layout. Why would there be a viewing area for FoTWW that’s connected to the Kansas Twister queue line? Or could this be the overflow queue? Based on what the park has been saying, I thought most of the queue was going to be housed inside the building.

Follow the Yellow Brick Road! The park map now shows the WoZ Precinct

Flash Speed Force has been added to the ride lineup, but no mention of Wizard of Oz Precinct.

This is VRTP we are talking about, from tomorrow the whole of New Atlantis at Sea World will be closed for maintenance. Not to mention in April/May/June the park usually loses DC Rivals, Wild West Falls and Roadrunner all comparable closures to a whole precinct. I have never been to a theme park outside of VRTP that requires so much extensive maintenance on their rides.

Finally, we will have another way to bypass mainstreet when the park is slammed and the parade is on. SE, FSF and Batwing all at the same time. I'd assume that in 2025 October/November will be the planned maintenance schedule for the precinct.

Tried logging in, verification code is sent but the website doesn't accept it. The 10% discount off Food & Beverage each month for the once off $25 isn't too bad imo. Once again I feel as if this came down to mediocre idea awful execution. However, the TikTok subscription was an awful idea with mediocre execution. They've currently got 13 suckers paying for it, first month is $8.39 second $9.99.

Typical behaviour of VRTP. Locals One Pass Lite went up by $10.

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New Maintenance Closure: Penguin Point has also had its closure extended until the 24th.

In depth explanation of all game packages offered:

New Maintenance Closure

CORRECTION: Trident is the SBF, StarFlyer was Funlight. How did I mess that up

Ahh right, reading that topic got a bit confusing, but upon closer inspection, it turns out the Trident is actually the Funlight model. The tops of the towers are different, matching this exact model: https://www.funlight.cz/en/product/04-swing-tower-40m Looking back at the Blue Sky concepts, they weren’t too far off from what we actually got. Leviathan was mirrored (so where you were supposed to go left in the concept, you went right in real life), the tiered grass area in front of Trident is there, and even some statues, just to name a few. Did we really expect a mountain to be built? The one we currently have is only 10m shorter

With the whole Trident situation being discussed frequently on this forum and across social media, I still can’t quite understand what went wrong. It’s been tried and tested at the same park, in a very similar location. Originally, there was a Funtime Mobile StarFlyer, introduced at Sea World in 2018, and that rollout was extensively covered here: Now, the new Sky Flyer Trident appears to be in exact same location, opening in December 2022 as a permanent model rather than a traveling one. The main difference this time is that it’s built by SBF Visa, not Funtime. Does anyone have more of an idea as to why Trident still seems to be facing issues, especially since we were promised a reopening date would be announced soon? It’s now been 14 weeks with no updates. Or was there perhaps a deal too good for VRTP to pass up, like a heavy discount on Marvin the Martian: Cosmic Boom, that factored into the situation?

Does anyone know what the ticket cap is that MW and SW sell for these events?

MW hasn’t had to build anything on the scale of Jungle Rush. Rivertown will be more immersive and most of what needs to happen seems like cosmetic features. Not to mention for River Town, guests will actually be able to walk around the rides, whereas at MW, I’m pretty certain the area will be heavily restricted.

Kansas Twister Testing has Begun Testing! kansastwistertesting.mp4