Which should I go to?

PKI = OUCH! OUCH! OUCH! OUCH!

Translation = Beast, SOB, Vortex, Adventure Express

eightdotthree's avatar
I loved SFGA, and I liked PKI. They are both above average, but not CP quality IMO.

There is no comparison in the waterparks. Hurricane Harbor kicks Boomerang Bay's booty. Of course when Boomerang Bay is probably the worst of the Ohio waterparks, yes even worse than Wyandot, that's not too big of a surprise.

I like both. If it's just you, flip a coin. If you are going with your family, and they are not thrill-ride freaks, you may want to lean towards PKI for more family-friendly rides and intangibles.

(And 'moosh: let the kid grow into the traditional parks. When you were 16, you wouldn't have chosen a smaller traditional park over a big corporate one, either.)


^Yes I would and did. I chose Adventureland many times over SFStL AND I had more fun. :)
It's not necessarily that I would rather go to a huge corporate park than a small traditional and do appreciate the things that the smaller parks offer than the big ones.

Holiday World may very well be my favorite park, even though I probably haven't been to as many parks as most around here. I like it way better than my home park SFSTL and think it's better than CP in many aspects.

But, a lot of the small traditional ones are few and far between from here, with maybe IB being one of the few exceptions and even that is probably four hours or so. Most are a decent drive such as Knoebel's or Kennywood to name a few, which are probably at least 12+ hour drives. Now, I'm not saying that they aren't worth it the least bit, but that long of a drive isn't always practical, whether it be money or any other factor.

I just think that some that are pretty far away may have to wait until I would be nearby for some reason or another. I would love to get to Knoebel's to see what all the talk is about, but when you're 700+ miles away from somewhere, it's not always that easy.

SIX FLAGS GREAT AMERICA. 4 B&M's a new waterpark what more could anyone want.

I like it way better than my home park SFSTL

Understatement of the thread!!! What park isn't... oh SFEG? Frontier City too... hmm... never mind ;)

I understand what you mean about the traditional parks being quite a trip from Mighty MO. That's why you save those and build them into the "DESTINATION TRIPS". Enjoy the local corporate parks that MO has to offer - you really can't beat the HFEC parks in Branson or WOF in KC. Then when you grow up a little more you can take these trips like most of us do. Paitence apprentice. ;)


Yes I would and did. I chose Adventureland many times over SFStL AND I had more fun.

Sure, but would you say that you were "normal"?

Didn't think so. ;)


SHAME ON YOU BRIAN! You don't know me! :) The only ones can get away comments like that are CO, Bill and Matthew. :)

I thought about passing on the opportunity, but the door was soooo wide open! No hurt feelings, I trust.

(We'll have to arrange to meet, so that I can know you post-facto. I'm still trying to negotiate the Fall Affair.)


Mamoosh's avatar
LOL Swoosh. I'm still waiting for us to start our comedy team: Swoosh & Moosh ;)
Let me guess, I'm the straight one and you're the funny one, correct? ;)
Mamoosh's avatar
Not necessarily ;)
rollergator's avatar
Moosh may not always be funny, but I sure hope he's never "the straight man"...;)

As far as SFStL...those of you who've been there MANY times may have a different opinion, but I *loved* the place and found it to be one of the best-run parks in the chain. Basically, it seemed like an ideal "mid-sized" SF park...not SFGAm, SFGAdv, SFMM, SFoT....but an excellent model for what SFA *could, and should* be...

Is SDC *way* more scenic, photogenic, relaxing...sure. Is WoF a really good smaller CF park....sure. But SFStL to me was indicative of the original vision of Angus Wynne, and an excellent park overall - I even went back for a couple hours the night before flying out, time that I *could* have spent enjoying CC some more...

boblogone's avatar
I actually like the Boss better than Oz-Cat. <ducks>
coasterqueenTRN's avatar
You men and your rough woodies. ;-)

I will tackle both the Boss and Oz-cat (for the first time) this September so I am curious to find out what the fuss is about.

-Tina

Mamoosh's avatar
Boss...better than Oz Cat? I haven't ridden Oz Cat but having ridden Boss, which immediately landed near the bottom of my rankings, I hate to think there is a GCI coaster worse than it! Boblo...you either caught Boss on a really good day or OzCat on a really sh!tty day ;)
boblogone's avatar
Some of it may have been major anticipointment with Oz Cat and the opposite with the Boss. GCI rides can be to B&M like IMO for woodies if that makes any sense.
SFGAm is getting a Tornado slide next year, don't know if that will play into your decision or not but I'm just letting you know.

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