We got to the park at 10:40 am. The parking lot was more crowded than last week, but then again, the weather was way better.
We went to Orlean's Place first.
Superman's line was looong.
Today was mostly a Flat Rides day.
Rue Le Dodge
Condor
East River Crawler (Two times in a row)
Batman
Whirligig
Spacely's Sprocket Rockets
Fiddler's Fling
Iron Wolf
Scenic Railroad
American Eagle: Red
River Rocker
Giant Drop
Raging Bull
Chubasco
Trailblazer
Viper
Orbit
Great America Raceway
the Whizzer
And now for pictures!
Blossom tree outside Six Flags
Superman:Ultimate Flight from the parking lot
Riding around Splashwater Falls on the Raceway
Smoker's Area in Southwest Territory (I'm not a smoker myself)
Pond by Deja Vu (it's a quite smelly pond)
Demon rolling overhead
Milwaukee Railroad Sign
My feet...on the massage thingy
Look at all those cars
Eagle from the Raceway
Wang's Laundry
Iron Wolf
Great American Hot Dog
Gas Station
The Flash
Farmer Guy
East River Crawler
Me steering the car
Dippin' Dots
You know, this roller coaster has a good stature. Too bad it's never open.
The parking lot gives false judgement on the croudedness of the park... Sunday it seemed to be much more full...but the lines were just as short.... plus, when that water park opens, most people'll prolly be in there.
Every jumbled pile of person has a thinking part that wonders what the part that isn't thinking, isn't thinking of.
^I hadn't been on Great American Raceway in years and i went on it on Opening day and it was really relaxing, and kinda weird being able tto contro your own ride. Great pictures.
i'm rocking the suburbs, just like quiet riot did...
Rusty888 wrote:^I hadn't been on Great American Raceway in years and i went on it on Opening day and it was really relaxing, and kinda weird being able tto contro your own ride. Great pictures.
I love GAR. It was one of my very first rides at GAm, when I was like 3 or 4.
Director_Guy wrote:The parking lot gives false judgement on the croudedness of the park... Sunday it seemed to be much more full...but the lines were just as short.... plus, when that water park opens, most people'll prolly be in there.
Yes it does. I was there also on Sunday, and between 6-8pm, every ride was just about a walk-on. I was able to ride Viper twice without ever having to move out of my seat, and could have ridden it 5 more times without having to wait. Batman was leaving the station with a max of 10-14 people on a train, if that. V2, no wait. The only ride that I saw with any kind of wait really, was the bumber cars.
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