The Most Outrageous Thing You Heard Someone Say or Saw Someone Do In Line For A Coaster

In line for a Ring of Fire(yes, not a coaster, but close enough):

"Does it go upside down?"

and she was 50ish...

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All that laughing stopped when he got into the station though, the entire train pointed him out to ride ops, they called security and he was imidiately ejected.

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These coaster trains are getting more technologically advanced every day, I'll tell you. First X-Flight has PLC's on board now Magnum's train has the ability to call security and/or eject riders from their seat on the train. ::wink:: =o)

While waiting to get into TPFKASFWoA (Geauga Lake) a woman behind me made the following comment about the metal detection:

"Why don't they just have one big metal detector for everyone? It would really speed things up."

^Think about that for a second.

Sometime in 2002 or 2003 I was in line for Wicked Twister at Cedar Point and these guys behind me start wispering to each other, "Is that Jeff Putz up there?" Like he was the president or something.

I did not say anything, as I am not one to introduce myself to other enthusiasts.

(Sarcasm) So I too noticed Jeff, and I slyly worked my way next to him in line, and rode next to him on WT. Then we went and ate some pancakes. (/sarcasm)

I am tired, why did I even bother posting this?

*** Edited 4/17/2004 4:32:38 AM UTC by James K***

I got into an arguement last week at Great Adventure when me and some other guy in front of me started to talk about other Six Flag parks. (I should have known better since his kid had a mullet)

I asked him if he heard about Cedar Fair buying Worlds Of Adventure in Ohio. He said it was still a Six Flags. I told him it was bought about 2 months ago and is now called Geauga Lake. His season pass papers said it was a Six Flags so it was still a Six Flags. I told him those papers were more than likely printed up last year. After that I figured I'd save my breath.

Not really outrageous but I thought it was sorta funny.

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lol. Whenever I go to any Amusement Parks there are always a unusually high amount of mullets. At DisneyWorld 2 years ago I saw a guy that looked like Joe Dirt hugging Mickey. I will have to find the picture I took of him.

Speaking of Disney Characters. I'd hate to be in those suits...their hot, you have to touch people that might not of showered for days, you get accused for groping, and you have to be nice to a bunch of little kids. The little kids part is fine, but after a while I'd be out of my mind.

Zero-G. That reminds me of when this guy left Gemini's line and went underneath the station. It looked like he was using it as a restroom.

I think he was pissed when we pointed him out to CPPD. I was unhappy that he was pissing on my favorite park, so I told the ride-ops, who told CPPD. Unfortunately, since we didn't actually see him pissing on my park (as we just saw his back side), they only kicked him out of the line, and not the park. Later on he tried to harrass us, forcing us to ask people to call CPPD yet again.

CPPD is a nice department, since they don't tolerate much, and try to make sure that the 99% of the people who follow most of the rules actually have fun.

But to piss under a ride station...

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RavenTTD said:
During the day in line for Raptor this woman flashed her bewbies.

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"Bewbies" dude?? ROTFL

Some pretty funny stories here (Even Kyles digression into Disney character suits) The most outrageous thing I have seen is people making up dance routines in line...and that was my group ;)
BTW, isn't this the longest thread topic ever??

Last year at the then SFWoA, I arrived at the park around 9:30 AM and while waiting in line to enter the park I see a car swerve into the parking lot. Two guys get out, stumbling. They get in line a little bit behind where I was and the one guy lets out one of the loudest burps I've ever heard and says to his buddy "that was some damn good beer." I can't imagine riding coasters drunk yet alone at 9:30 in the morning.

I was in line for Millennium Force just after the park had closed. Some guy in line climbed on the queue rail (I think it was the lower bar) and started yelling out: "HEY EVERYONE! TODAY'S MY GIRLFRIEND'S BIRTHDAY! I'D APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD ALL SING HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO HER!" Then most of the line stated singing to her. I never actually got to see her, but I can imagine she was quite embarassed.

While waiting in line for TTD last year. The guy in front of us got on the ride. As the ride started to head to the staging area for the launch he grabbed the ride ops hand. They called Security. What ws funny TTD broke before they launched and they were rolled back into the station were security just stared at them until they launched. I don't think they should have been able to ride. When they got off the security guy took them away.

This is the meanest thing I've ever done/heard in line, but hey, it WAS amusing. ^_~

Last year the hubby and I went to CP to ride TTD. Of course it was two days after the cable snapped, so no luck. We were making our rounds on day one and headed over to Disaster Transport. (Shush. I still like it. ^_^) There was this group of college students in front of us that struck up a conversation with us since we were from Chicago and a few of them would be going to DePaul. One of the guys had never been on a coaster in his life. He was TERRIFIED of them. So then my husband looks at him with a straight face and goes "...oh. Well this...SORT Of is a coaster." He was just messin with the kid but he turned eight shades of white.

We spent the next ten minutes in line trying to tell him Nah, don't sweat it. You'll be fine. It's easy. They got on the car right before us, so when we were unloading we saw him getting out and walking out. White as a SHEET. His knuckles were so white it was scary. We got outside and all his friends were laughing, and he screamed at all of us for ten minutes.

I know it amused ~me~ but I can only imagine what it looked like to people passing by.

Whilst waiting outside of Viper at SFMM, I saw a group of guys walking really fast down the hill. One took off running and tried to jump a trashcan. He didn't make it and knocked the thing over, as well as eating it in front of the exiting group of girls, that was pretty good.

I saw a crossdresser in line for BTR there too, is that outrageous?

Ok here is two weird one. First Opening day at cedar point. Wicked twister got stuck on the launch and with the wind blowing off the lake in was less then thirty degrees. There was a full load of football players from some high school. So to keep them selves warm they sang bible songs. If you have ever heard a group of football players singing silent night then you know what I am talking about. The second was when I was waiting in line for Werewolf caynon a group of girs in front of me were singing choir songs and praying the rosary. Now that freaked me out more than hallow weekends

When you work at a park you tend to see a lot of crazy stuff. A couple of years back, I had just walked down the exit stairs of the Villain at GL when this guy stops me.

"Excuse me, what's that?" he asks, pointing at Villain's lift hill.

"That's the Villain, sir."

"No, I mean, is that a rollercoaster?"

Unreal. I didn't really know exactly how to respond to that. I guess some people lead pretty sheltered lives.

Another time, a few of us were standing on the midway by the exit to BKF (it will always be BKF!) when this guy, obviously irritated, approached us. He told us that he'd lost his sunglasses in the lake, and that he wanted them back. Originally, I thought he'd dropped them while he was riding, but upon asking him where he dropped them, he told us he accidentally dropped them off the side of the exit bridge into the water. And this guy was mad at US!

When at Funtown Splashtown USA, someone in line for Galaxi asked one of the ride ops if it went up-side-down. I guess they were too stupid to think of looking at the ride to find out.

I've also heard (not in line, however) that someone choked on gum and died while riding S:UF at SFGAdv. This was around the time of the SFGAm RB death. *** Edited 4/17/2004 6:58:06 PM UTC by person***

Ok this is pretty funny. We were at Cedar Point and I went with my friend named Liam. We were on the Raptor ride, and they tell him to take off his glasses at least 5 times, because he doesn't pay attention to people and his mind wanders off. So he puts them in hsi glasses case and puts them in his pocket. So as the ride is going he actually drops his glasses case out of his pocket. So we ask a ride op if they could maybe retrieve his glasses that night and give um to him the next day. (were stayin at the breakers) So he never got his glasses back but 2 months later they sent him this pair of glasses. They weren't his, but I guess that shows how good Cedar Point is with customer service.

This story doesnt really have to do with the topic I'd just thought it was a good one. Go Cubs!

In line for the Magnum there was an electrical storm so Jason and I thought we would just wait it out up there since it was dry. There was a group of teens up there with us and they all started playing this game which ended up being pretty awesome.

One person would count and then say a term like "bunkbeds!" and everyone would have to grab their partner and do that. Bunkbeds was one person laying down face up and holding up their partner who is facing down at them holding themselves up off of them. The slowest couple on each call would then be eliminated until they had a winner. After that they would start over and do it all again.

The funny thing was how funny and/or sexual all the things looked. They had "monkey on my back" "growth on my leg", "wheelbarrow" and many others. Is there anyone on here who knows any more about this game? They said it was online on a church site if we wanted to play it. It was the most bizarre church game I have ever seen!

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person said:
When at Funtown Splashtown USA, someone in line for Galaxi asked one of the ride ops if it went up-side-down. I guess they were too stupid to think of looking at the ride to find out.

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You'd think so, But when I was riding RB for the first(actually, only time, since it broke down that day)time, I got on, and as the train was going up the lift, I was looking at the lap restraint and asking my friend and the people if this thing went upside down(i was 18, a semi-coaster enthusiast, but at the beginning when I thought a coaster had to have invernsions to be good), cause I was scared I'd come out of that restraint if it did.

Boy what a difference 5 years makes...

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person said:

I've also heard (not in line, however) that someone choked on gum and died while riding S:UF at SFGAdv. This was around the time of the SFGAm RB death. *** Edited 4/17/2004 6:58:06 PM UTC by person***

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good times at mms