Dorney help

I'm going to Dorney Park this saturday and I am probally doing the starlight. But this saturady is the first saturday they stay open until 11. I was looking at their site and it said 14.95 for starlight from 5 5 pm to when the park closes at 10 pm. Does this mean their is no starlight for nights when its open past 10? If anyone knows please tell, and one more thing, ive been there before but is their any tips for their

Starlight is after 5 no matter what time they close...if they close at 10 or 11 doesn't matter.

We haven't gone there yet this season but last season we went in May and Sept and every ride was a walk on..expect Talon to be a long wait though and Steel Force.

The other ones are usually walk-ons to 10 minute waits.

Thanks

I never did starlight with Dorneypark, becuase for some reason I have a feeling it will be more corwded at night time becuase usaly when im leaving by late afternoon it starts to get crowded, how are the crowds when using the startlight tickets?,becuase I always wanted to go there at the nighttime but never have.

My only guess for the crowding at night is the Wild Water Kingdom closing earlier than the park. The last two years I spent a few days at Dorney then around 5:30 6:00 the park gets busy. A 5 -10 minute wait for Steel Force can turn into an hour wait (usually when it's completely dark). Still if you go you should be able to hit everything major, coasters,and a few of the good flats. After all you are still gonna be there 6 hours if you get there at 5 and stay till they kick you out at 11.

I haven't been to Dorney yet this year (and I still need to get my pass). Maybe I'll head to Dorney Saturday and attempt to meet up with ya! I'm pretty easy to spot ask gregleg or Woody. just look for the dude with the coaster shirt, cut off cameo's a Motorhead hat and a few facial piercing. If you see him it's me! I don't bite.

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Ok coasterpunk, ill be looking for you. One more question what are the good flats here? I know they have the new meteor and an S&S power tower type ride but what else.

The longest lines you'll see will be Steel Force and Talon and even those shouldn't be long. We just moved to the Allentown area and I'm surprised at how empty the park usually is. The longest I've waited for anything in 11 trips this season was 35 minutes for Talon on a beautiful Saturday afternoon.

I understand that season is just really beginning to pick up and get busy but my experience so far this season is that the park empties out after the waterpark closes. The major difference in crowds for us to this point has been the number of busses in the parking lot. Your mileage may vary. I would say 6 hours should be plenty of time to do all the major rides and any flat rides you enjoy.

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www.coasterimage.com
Dorney Park visits in 2002: 11

Well.....Dorney doesn't really have many standout flat ride (IMO) just the basics every park has. Thunder Creek Mountain (Flume) and the other water rides are pretty good. The whip is an old classic along with the Zypher train. After those the only other cool thing is the Skyscraper which is an up charge ride. I didn't ride Meteor yet but it looks cool.

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Knoebels visits in 2002. 4

hey guys ill be at dorney saturday too,,,,,ill look for ya punk