Associated parks:
None
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Things noticed during visit :
- When asked why Supreme Scream's first bounce up halfway is so weak now, an operator said it was tuned down because "it causes too much stress on the cables."
- Windjammer lot is still empty
- The Sky Cabin vehicle has been repainted with a American flag color scheme
- Perilous Plunge is still drained, no work being done on it
- Knott's is now very *ridiculously* uptight about safety now probably due to the 911 and Perilous Plunge incident. Even with a light drizzle, Jaguar!, Montezooma's Revenge, and GhostRider were shut-down until the drizzle went away (which it didn't for the whole day, it then poured for awhile afterwards). For "our" safety the operators said.
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Rides that were down :
- Montezooma's Revenge (closed down after 2 pm/weather)
- Jaguar! (closed down after 2 pm/weather)
- GhostRider (closed from 12 pm - 5 pm/weather)
- VertiGo (closed around 12/weather)
- Perilous Plunge (still closed from the recent incident)
- Sky Cabin (closed for maintenance)
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- Supreme Scream : Ride is still intense, but the cars are noticably less aggressive on the rebound back up the tower. Cars now only shoot back up 1/3 of the way now. The vehicles also look different with new looking parts replacing the old parts.
- GhostRider : Ride is still the way it was when it first opened, unbelievable, especially that night ride I had when it re-opened for its last hour. It was running with three trains.
-Wipeout : Fun like usually, they should incorporate seat dividers because the person on the outside half of the seat is always squashed by the inner seat rider.
- Calico Mine Ride : The classic ride that inspired many themed attractions in amusement parks today. Still a fun, mellow ride to take a break from the thrills.
Ghostrider only runs two trains, no exceptions (except when it first opened...I guess you could call it a failed experiment)....
*** This post was edited by PxPxPunKrAwKeR on 11/25/2001. ***
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