Personal longest wait time

It's a tie. All of these are on opening years.
3 hrs:
Magnum
Mean Streak
Millennium Force
Snake River Falls (this might've been closer to 2.5) All of them were worth it back then.

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I waited 3.25 hours for SOB.... Total I've waited 8 hours for 3 rides. :) Well worth the wait
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Laps on SOB: 3
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Waited three hours for Raptor on one very nice June day last year. Geez T-Wolf when I went to IOA it was walk on for all the coasters.

6 HOURS, good God that was boring, for Batman the Ride in the middle of peak season at SFoGeorgia the year it was built. They had the entire cue line filled, I mean everything, the park, the sewer, the big boring cue house, and the entire themed section in front of the ride was packed with makeshift cues, on top off all that the ride broke down for one hour when we got to the station platform. My family and I came to the park just to ride Batman, We got there around 10a.m. got in line and got out of there at 4p.m., Second longest 2.5 Big Thunder Mountan Railroad at WDW.

I'd also have to say 3 hours for the Millenium Force on the AAA preview day, but i was definately worth the wait because the rush of being one of the first to ride a soon to be legendary coaster was great.

3.5 hours to ride MF. The employees were telling everyone 6-8 hours but we got in line and decided to wait and the line moved very quickly. This was on opening day 2000.

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mmm, roller coaster
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*** This post was edited by SWIMDEJ on 4/28/2002. ***

3 hours - Millennium Force
3 hours - Son Of Beast
2.5 hours - X-Flight

Truly ashamed to admit it, the longest we EVER waited was for a run-of-the-mill Invertigo...PKI's. Over 2 hours, about 2:15....we're not good at waiting, but it was only our second Invertigo, and our only ride on Face-OFF...'til we got some nice ERT...:)

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3 1/2 hours to ride Batman at SFoG during Batman's opening weekend back in 97'

5 and a half hours for superman ride of steel (sfa) on opening day.

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Around 4 hrs for Raptor in it's debute year.

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I look at the cross, then I look away, give you the gun...blow me away-The Deftones

Longest wait was about 2 hours for Batman at SFoG the year it opened. It was on the 4th of July - everything else in the park was a walk on. It was worth the wait, but WOW do they need some fans in that queue house!

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OK this thread is a little odd. Why are the first few posts from the year 2000 while the rest are from 2002? Did someone go did this and try to rejuvinate the topic? What gives?

8 hours to be the first ever GP on Deja Vu for the soft opening. Man, what a day!

My longest wait is for Mind Eraser and i waited 20 mins tops. I guess the day i went to SFNE there wasnt toooo many people, even though it seemed full, and when i got to superman later on the line was huge. I rode mind eraser in the middle of the day and thats probably why i waited so long

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Mine was 2 1/2 hours for Raptor I think two years ago in July.

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Good Times!! Good Times!!
-Patrick

6 hours for a Gamecube @ Target.

4 hours for Nitro on memorial day.

2 hours for The Chiller on opening day.

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I have a tie, 3 1/2 for SOB in its opening year, and 3 1/2 for MF in its opening year.

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Somedays it's just not worth chewing through the restraints.

2 1/2 hours for a lift trim-less, mid-course brake-less night ride on Mean Streak back in '91.