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How are we supposed to deal with the flash pass on the phone on rides that don’t allow anything at all? Jersey Devil or El Toro for example. You need to scan but are not allowed a phone 🤔🤔

I would NOT and repeat NOT take any of the information this guy is talking about. I've ridden this ride over 200+ times and the front rows are the most uncomfortable and jerkiest seats on the train. Back two rows are the best and smoothest as long as you keep you head back at all times.

You will be happy to learn that they actually have brought back the Wildcat splashdown! Also, fantastic review. It’s impressive that you don’t have more subs with how high quality this is. Keep it up!

Oh I'm back row outside seat all the way. Yeah it's rough, but I love it. I admittedly am not a good person to ask because 1) I don't like B&M except for early inverts and 2) At one time back row Pysclone was my favorite ride in the park.🤪

The Flash Pass wait time may be for the Flash Pass waits. I rotate between Saturdays at Great America and Cedar Point... While, after walking all the way to Maverick and being surprised to find the Fast Lane line out onto the midway and around the corner, I have NEVER waited for more than a few minutes to get on rides using Flash Pass at Great America. Cedar Fair Fast Lane creates shorter lines, while 6 Flags Flash Pass creates MUCH shorter waits. Especially if you reserve your next ride as soon as your pass is scanned for your current ride.

Closest thing to an X3 that properly fixes the issues X/X2 has is probably Eejanaika over in Japan. Not only does it run better, the layout and forces are much better and really take the concept to the next level. It's so wild that X2 actually feels kind of tame in comparison.

Rode back in 2013, I didn't find it that rough and I can tolerate some roughness, if the ride has redeeming qualities. I did ride in the second row though. At the end of the ride everyone clapped especially when we returned to the station because we loved it so much. But it might have gotten rougher by the time you went.

Crazy how the 2 roughest rides at this park are right next to each other 💀

That song at the end was a banger.

Dang x2 is my all time favorite coaster and it was not very rough for me

‼️‼️Please do not take his advice on having your head back on the headrest the whole ride, I made this mistake the first time I rode and I got an intense pressure headache right after, the next time I rode it was with my head back on the first drop and head forward the rest of the ride and got no headache nor whiplash and it was smoother on my head than the first time‼️‼️

Did u have ur head back on the first drop and then ur head forward the rest of the ride? Thats how u have to ride it

very well edited. i actually very recently ridden x2 around 3 weeks ago. I liked the ride, but i couldn't get behind the ride simply because of the final raven turn. it slammed my head back and forth against the hard headrest. i ended getting a mini headache after riding but it luckily wore off after 5 minutes. i was in the 6th row, so second to back. i liked every part of the ride except the last raven turn. i thought the rest of the ride wasn't that rough.

I rode it for the first time last Saturday and I could not agree less. The ride is absolutely incredible and I can put up with the roughness. My strategy was leaning forward the entire ride on the inside back row seat. Sorry you didn’t like it but this ride is incredibly perfect to me.

Personally I didn't have issues with the roughness of the ride. It's just kinda boring besides the drop and raven turn tbh

Dang, I hate to hear that it was such a bad experience, but man! This video was so good, definitely subscribed!

i rode it when it was called X, im an og!

Do you think the flash pass will be necessary on a weekday during the summer ? Say like a Wednesday during June or July. At six flags magic mountain

Thank you for explaining this! I'm planning to go to SFMM in the middle of July for the first time. I thinking about getting the ultimate flash pass because I will be there on a weekend.

I’ve avoided this ride ever since it hurt me so bad last time, but I feel as though it would possibly hurt more keeping ur head back, as you’d be putting more force into the headrest as it slams u back

I’m going July 10 and I’m a 10 yr old kid that has gone on all the rides there nothing scares me at all and this is my first time buying it with my own money from my birthday so I hope I have fun

Thanks for the breakdown! 🎉

Yeah it's time to replace track and trains

There's no words to describe this ride. Waiting in line. Finally getting on only for your legs to dangle. Going backwards. The "it's good to be you" song playing like it was going to be some sort of family fun kiddie coaster only for the song to transition to Metallica's Enter Sandman. My blood was pumping at this moment. We were going backwards, high high up, until that big drop. I'm scared of big drops but that was terrifying. X2 literally destroys you as you twist and turn and bang your head and the Raven Turns are so crazy. Don't ride this again, your better off riding Kingda Ka or something. This coaster was fun but thrilling.

Amazing video!

This was one of my bucket listers. Was soooo excited to ride. My first ride on X2 almost knocked me out. Same spot. I've ridden a few more times just cuz it's there, and I really want to love it because of its insanity, but if you aren't fully bracing for airplane crash impact (tuck chin into chest as hard as you can and lean forward), your head will get demolished right before the brake run. The ride is absolute jank. You can see it in every off ride video. Just watch how "smooth" the rotation is coming out of the drop. Legs just bouncing everywhere. Ride might as well have square wheels. Glad I got to experience? Sure. Would I be gutted if they tore it down for a kiddie coaster? Nope. 😂

That same thing happened to me! It literally slammed my head into the head rest so hard at the end I was shocked like it was some sort of malfunction! this is the only coaster I will never ride again because of that.

Whatever marshmallow

Great video and especially great thumbnail!! Keep it up brother

we faked them for a day at disney, it was hilarious to rip off the company for several hundred dollars

Amazing video. You make GREAT content ! I hope to see a lot more from you. Also, I would love if you separated your videos into different playlist on your channel as well

Perfect, thank you. I really do wish these various similar but different systems were better explained on the website but I recognize this system from Kennywood, maybe they license it from Six Flags or some third party or something. Anyway the way we use the passes on long trips is a bit weird - we find if we go opening to close we're all exhausted. With the passes we can often finish things up quite a bit earlier in the day. It seems wasteful not to use the expensive pass every single minute but we have fewer post theme park crash days and get a lot more done on the trip overall which also means fewer hotel rooms. We don't typically do that for shorter trips but for longer trips it means not repeatedly grinding the family into the ground by doing 12+ hours a day in the summer heat.

Loved the video! Very high quality!! Is there any chance I could use a portion of this footage in a project I’m working on? I would give full credit and like your channel in the description.

I've only ridden the coaster twice, once as late X and once as early X2. I had already gone to the park a good handful of times, amd X was always closed. When I heard that X was open around mid-day we made our way to it. The wait time was excessive considering we didn't see all that many people in line, and the experience overall just didn't feel worth the time. I mean, it felt cool but yeah I remember feeling like the rotations and directions didn't actually make much sense to me. Did X2 as that was open next time I went, didn't feel much better. It's been over a decade so my memories can be distorted, but I always felt like comparing it to the very smooth Tatsu which was a much more worthwhile experience.

This is better explained that the Six flags website

This video is super well made and informative! Well done!

Is it good investment for long term? Or price never will be changed?

Awe, happiest horses on earth. Great Disney takes care of all their cast members.

Beautiful cast members. Love 😘 these horses.

Disney is like Boys Town.

You did a really good job with this video! One thing I'd say is that you aren't missing much with Colossus, even after the refurbishment, it's still an incredibly rough and uncomfortable experience.

Good

This is very well put together. With Worlds of Fun as my home park by default (Since I'm from Nebraska), I visit pretty frequently and I saw multiple improvements to the park between my visit this passed summer and the year before. Prowler is an amazing ride on a hot day at night. Still my favorite in the park. And the new Zambezi Zinger does a solid job bridging the gap between Spinning Dragons and the higher thrill coasters. I agree with Park Pros and his idea that the park has the potential to get something bigger in the near future, possibly to fit into when the World Cup comes to the city. I really think this park could become the new favorite child of Cedar Fair in the near future.

SFOG is lucky to have 2 indoor dark ride with Justice League being their second dark ride they have after adding it in 2017

Six Flags Over Georgia also replaced their flags with American flags in 2017

For once, carriage horses are being treated right. It really is a miracle❤

Six Flags St. Louis actually had a dark ride. Sadly unlike the 1st 2 parks had more beloved dark rides. Spee lunkers cave had original beloved unique characters.

Confederacy, was always a "weak" section in that there was not much in the way of rides. before "woke" the quietly re-named it the Old South. They now fly 6 US flags. not even 3 Texas 3 American.

i have ridden many of these transports. fire engine + omnibus my favs. though low capacity, Walt really knew how to put on a show!

Riding in Main Street vehicles are always a highlight of my day! Thanks for sharing the history behind them