Babies in line

When I go on my family's annual road trip this summer, I'm going to try to talk my dad into taking us to an amusement park. Probably SFWoA, because it has the new sea world side, and we will have to bring my baby brother. Last year we all stopped at Adventureland. Me and my sister went on the rides, and my dad and my brother went to shows. This is why I thought of going to SFWoA-a whole half of the park to them. I just thought of another option though, and wanted to ask to see if it would work. Could all 4 of us enter a line for a roller coaster? Me an my sister would ride first, and my dad and the baby would let people pass until our train arrived. Then we'd make a little handoff across the train, and as me, and my siblings exited, my dad could take a ride. My question is: Would they let us do this? or would it be too much of a hastle, and too much of a safety issue?
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"We are no longer the knights who say Ni! We are now the knights who say eckyeckyeckyeckypakungloopoingengzourjin." "Ni"

I know the Disney parks allow this, in fact they encourage it. I am not sure if Six Flags does or not.

As my Dad always says, "don't get married and don't have kids"

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/s/

In all actuality, IMO, only persons boarding the ride should get into the lines. Trust me, I have nothing against baies, I've been off a little over two years from raising a sister 17 years younger than I, not to mention my friends' kids, neighborhood kids, kids I've kept and keep. I like 'em all, I remember the people that were around me when I was young, maybe it has to do with all the memories I have from childhood that most people probally don't have that keeps me from disrespecting the kids/babies I don't know, but I know that if I do my part to be nice to a small person, there's a good chance they'll never forget it, we are who they look up to. And I'm the furthest thing from somebody who seems like they like kids if'n you knew me:).......

Back to that topic, tough. You should keep the kid part of the day and give your dad/parents a chance to spend time not doing some kind of baby shuffle. For one, some of the people at Six Flags parks waste enough time linejumping, playing with basketballs, and playing with big silly prizes in line and stashing them to the sides, et cetra, that they may not mind there, at least that's my own experiences(SFoG Mother's Day, no lines, all walk-ons, and we encountered so much unneccesary waiting on persons, man I'm suprised I didn't pull out my hair!). For one thing, it may not be the safest place for the little sister. It can get hot in quee, noisy, who knows. Try taking turns, it's cool.

What was the point of that first paragraph?

Save people from telling me I don't like babies because I don't think they belong on a line......

I think people should be able to bring their babies in line and do the "baby-swap" should the park offer it. Why would anyone object to a baby in line? It sure would act better than 99% of the rotten pre-teen/teens that seem to always be RIGHT behind me in line!