hs anyone noticed that when ther open the air gates arnold shwatsenager(sp?i know its worng) his voice is recorded saying to secure al loose articals etc.?MOD NOTE: Please use proper spelling and grammar at all times! Thank you.
If they wanted Terminator: The Ride, they would have to get Universal to let them do it. Anyways, that isn't Six Flag's style of theming. They go for super heros or super villains of a comic nature. The most strange thing for a theme I can think of that they've done, thats related to a movie, would be Wild Wild West (multiple Warner Brothers Movie Worlds have these, which are owned by SF,) but with a SF branding, Mr Freeze or a Joker ride are the most strange themes they've done, and they aren't strange at all. Terminator or that style of hero or villian just doesn't fit with how they've been (not) theming in the past few years.
They need to go for a new style I say. Give it a change. I want to see some variety, but then again, this Six Flags and the GP doesn't know the difference.
The superhero names do repeatative after a while, especailly Superman and Batman. Riddler and Joker are still not overused surprisingly only a few coasters have them.
Cloning is the worst thing abou six flags and it seems the rides they love to clone are the super hero ones like batman and superman, because of this i am really starting to hate these rides. Why cant six flags be original and give us more original stuff like raging bull.
Its cheaper for them to give parks a clone then giving them an entirely new ride. A new ride is also a new ride. How many of the clones that we have, were you on at another park before SfGam got it anyways? I dout its very many.
Believe it or not with all the Batman: The Ride's out there I have only ridden 1 of them. V2 and Superman: Ultimate Escape at SFWoA are the only 2 clones that I have rode. Im glad they cloned Superman: Ultimate Flight, because if they didn't I probably would have never got to ride it.
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