The first thing that we headed to was Hades. This ride is just amazing, the tunnel is so cool, but you really cannot feel the over-banked 93 degree angle turn. They will NOT let you re-ride. I rode it a total of 7 times, 1 night ride.
I also got on all the other coasters there, Zeus was not too good. Cyclops was amazing in back row, it has some amazing air time. The other ones were just decent.
We rode about three or four go-cart tracks, the best being Medusa's Drop. They also have a Disk'O, which I rode 3 times because it was really cool. Also, they bought the Robo-coaster from across the street and was installing it when we were there. It was supposedly to open on Friday night.
We went over to the water park, which had the best slide I was ever on. The yellow family slide had some amazing turns that we almost flipped over on. Their racers were not any better than Wahoo, Wahoo was better.
Finally, my night ride on Hades story. Just for your information, if you are not on the ride by 10:00, you cannot ride, even if you are in line. Well, I got up there in the station by 9:57, they told me I can't ride, but I said it wasn't 10:00 yet. So we got a manager up in the station, and he wouldn't let us ride. Then the ACErs were getting pissed off at their policy, and told them to let all of us ride, but that didnt work. Then the manager ruined it for him by saying if you were in the station by 10:00, you can ride. I told him I was in the station at 9:57 and she wouldn't let me ride. So he gave in and let everyone ride.
They have really bad operations at Mt. Olympus, they were no checking of harnesses, crossing the tracks whenever they felt like it, no watching the ride at all, the ops were half aslepp, and the big one, they were running the rides with people during a lightening storm right over the park.
Timber Falls
This park is a nice little park, which has the best Wooden coaster I have ever been on in it. Avalanche is just amazing. I rode it 57 times in just under 2 hours. They have a cool log flume ride, and a cool mini-golf course. We didnt spend too much time there.
Friday 6/24
Noah's Ark
We got there at 8:50 am on Friday. We went straight to Black Andaconda, which was not good at all, we literally stopped on every conveyor belt on each lift. The Master Blasters are much better than the Pro-Slide type.
The Plunge was awesome, it was much better than Wahoo Racers, that slide gives you so much air time.
The Point of No Return was a cool drop slide that provided a fast, short ride.
The family slides there were decent, they could have better, there were few good turns on them, and they weren't too fast.
The Incredible Adventure was interesting. They had the evalvator seem like it really was moving, which they did a good job on, and the ride actually seems like you go up-side down. They have good illusions there. Also the nice mirror maze at the end was cool.
We got on everything there in less than 3 hours, so we sat around and left at 2:30.
We headed out, had to pick everyone up and left the Dells. We stopped at OCB in Madison, and dropped off a couple of people in Milwaukee. Then we were driving home, and decided to stop at SFGAm, we got there at 8:40.
We rode Demon and Deja Vu last dispatch.
Then my trip was over
