I’m incredibly happy you gave Six Flags America credit. I went last year to get the credits but never expected to come back and ended up buying a season pass. It’s a good little park and I genuinely believe giving Roar the RMC treatment would make their coaster lineup very very good.
I visited Great Adventure in 2008 and Magic Mountain in 2010 (I'm British and haven't been to the States since) and I preferred Great Adventure's coaster line-up, but I think maybe I'd like Magic Mountain more now because they've got some amazing-looking new rides in the past ten years.
I rode my first ever roller coaster in Oct during Fright Night - Wonder Woman at Fiesta Texas, it was amazing! I instantly became a Roller Coaster Fanatic. Superman is my favorite, followed very closely by Iron Rattler. Love Six Flags Fiesta Texas, it’s an awesome place! Im from NM and even bought a season pass :)
I've been to 9 Six Flags parks. I rank them as follows: 1. Magic Mountain (Home park)- Best Coaster line-up for Six Flags 2. Fiesta Texas- Love the top 2. Best setting of the Six Flags park I've been to. 3. Great Adventure- Great coaster collection. Some odd rules. 4. Great America- My home six flags park previously. Deep line-up. Always crowded. Need a true #1 coaster and I would put it ahead of Great Adventure. 5. Over Georgia- Deep line-up. I put it pretty close behind 3 & 4. I think it drops off a bit after Over Georgia. 6. New England- Great top 2. After that it drops off a cliff. Too much DC theming. Slower operations. 7. Over Texas- Really Slow operations. Better looking than New England. Need standout coaster. 8. St. Louis- I actually enjoyed my time here more than NE and OT, but the line-up isn't as good. Top 3 setting for Six Flag parks I've been to. Does need something new. 9. Discovery Kingdom- Very poor operations. Something is always broken. I would expect Mexico to be at worst right around Georgia. That is the park I want to get to the most of the remaining 6. I would expect America, Darien Lake, and LaRonde to be around Discovery Kingdom. I think each of those 3 have some challenges. Darien Lake pretty much runs one train. America & LaRonde seem to have some issues as well. Should get to America next year. Frontier City and Great Escape are clearly the bottom 2. I think Frontier City has a little deeper coaster line-up but I feel Comet is the best coaster at either park.
I took my first ever trip to a Six Flags park in April, with that park being Six Flags America. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I enjoyed this park better than both of my visits to Hersheypark in 2017 and 2019 respectively, as well as both of my trips to Kennywood in 2016 and 2018 respectively. Ride of Steel is better than anything at Hersheypark (thank Thighcrush for that), and most rides at Kennywood (I assume you know what standing ejector Morgan that goes 85 in a ravine I'm referring to).
@@appalachianenthusiast9499 I’ve ridden all of these (minus the blitz) and I can agree to a point that Ride of Steel isn’t talked about enough, especially with its setting.
I have only been to Darien Lake out of all of these, but it wasnt a bad park it all. It looked pretty nice, they had many good rides, and while the layout was terrible, it was small enough to not be a big deal. Superman was great, Tantrum and Viper are nice loopers, and Mind Eraser and boomerang were much more fun than I expected, though I may have just ridden them on a good day
I 100% agree with giving parks a second chance. I had probably my worst ever park visit to Magic Mountain in august this year (Tatsu closed for day due to missing parts, TC unexpectedly closed all day, 1 train on X2, both premier launch coasters opened 4-5 hours after the park opened) but I know what it’s capable of, and even tho I live 3,000 miles away I’m still excited for the next time I’ll be able to go there
@@isaacmadrigaljr3333 let me guess long lines that is way you never suppose to go to six flags on a weekend the best day to go is 1.Tuesday 2.Wedensday 3.Thursday 4.Monday 5. Friday 6. Sunday and last is Saturday and this isn't a opinion it's a fact because I looked up the statistics of how many people go each day of the week and it showed the average and percent
that is way you never suppose to go to six flags on a weekend the best day to go is 1.Tuesday 2.Wedensday 3.Thursday 4.Monday 5. Friday 6. Sunday and last is Saturday and this isn't a opinion it's a fact because I looked up the statistics of how many people go each day of the week and it showed the average and percent
I've been to the major parks of most of the chains now and I I have no problem with Six Flags. They are generally well maintained & landscaped and that's really all I ask for. I'm a coaster enthusiast specifically and not a theme park enthusiast, so anything more than that is nice but is really just making my ticket price go up.
Discovery Kingdom could be pretty awesome if it had better management. I'm glad we live near it though because it's easy enough to pop over there and go on a couple coasters when we have a free afternoon, and then once or twice a year we're down south at Magic Mountain.
Loving your videos! So glad I found your channel. What policy's are different at great adventure compared to other six flags? It's our home park, we have season passes so it's really the only one I know haha. Well Hershey park was my home park most of my life. I worked there from 15-18. But then I moved near Philly. So now we have passes for great adventure and Dorney Park. We also visit Knoebels and Morey's Piers in Wildwood at least once a year. Oh and I definitely plan to use our passes to visit the Maryland six flags this year...so I'm excited to hear that your recommend it 💜
They do make you buy lockers for your loose articles on more intense rides because of past incidents, and policies regarding what cameras you can bring in are tricky too, I’ve personally never had an issue with customer service though.
i think la ronde is cool but with its history deserves to be treated better im going there next month for the first time so I will make my own judgement
This is a solid list, but a SFGAM/KI trip has gotta be in the cards next year. And I really need to get to Mexico if the park is half as good as you say
La Ronde has my favorite food of any of them Poutine!!! I’ve only been to Magic Mountain and Great Adventure so far, don’t really have any complaints other than maintenance issues on a ride at both places but that’s out of their control and the 10:30-6 time at MM, even on a weekday it was hard to get to do every roller coaster, thankfully I got on the best ones.
I personally think they are elite. Goliath is better than any coaster in California in my opinion. I have it rated above X2, Twisted Colossus, Ghost Rider, RailBlazer and GoldStriker for example.
Of the ones I've been to, my favorite is Six Flags Magic Mountain, Six Flags Great America, Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags New England, Six Flags America and Six Flags Fiesta Texas. That last one may sound surprising but my experience there in March of 2013 wasn't the best. However I think that was mostly because I went there at the wrong time of the year so hopefully a future visit in the summer time will change my opinion drastically.
I agree that SFA and SFSl are both pretty underrated, SFA especially. The operations were absolutely phenomenal at SFA this year, and they've been making so many small changes that make a big difference. For example, I know they replaced the operating systems for almost all the big rides with new tech, and that's kept the downtime down
Two questions. First, will you do a ranking of the Cedar Fair parks next? And second, don't you think you should've waited until after you visited every Six Flags park before making this video?
1. Yes, a CF ranking it coming next 2. That was the plan, but I doubt i’ll be attending Frontier City, Great Escape, La Ronde, and Darien Lake anytime soon. why wait years when you can give it a fair shake now?
Great Adventure is my home Park and I’m very lucky. I’ve been to New England but it’s been years and I couldn’t get on any of the big rides. I may be going to Six Flags America in April so hopefully that happens.
B&M doesn't recognize non inverting coasters they make with drops under 200' as mega coasters and they don't classify the three they built with drops of and/or exceeding 300' as Giga coasters, but I will admit that Goliath at La Ronde is another roller coaster at a Six Flags park named Goliath that is also a B&M hyper coaster model with a drop under 200'. Nothing at all for the unsuspecting GP to get confused about. ;) Also: a friendly reminder that what you call "Diamondback" at Frontier city is actually called "The Diamondback"; not to be confused with "Diamondback"; the B&M hyper at King's Island. (Please don't don't get confused because the GP often put the word "The" before the name of any coaster, assuming they know what it is or in some cases don't even know that roller coasters even have names.) I rode what is now called "The Diamondback" when it was the lower loop of Lightning Loops at Six Flags Great Adventure during my 2nd and so far final visit there in August 1981 at the age of 11 and it was the 1st coaster I ever rode to feature an inversion. The only other Six Flags park I ever visited was SFMM in late November 2019 before visiting Knott's and a few weeks after visiting the U.S. to visit family and also go to Blackpool Pleasure Bach, Alton Towers and Thorpe Park. When at SFMM I unfortunately never rode Superman because it was down, or West Coast Racers because it hadn't yet opened. I'd visited Cedar Point for my 1st time in May 2018 too, so I can be glad I managed to do that in a year and a half, especially since the pandemic started less than four months later. Since then I've only visited my home park Playland in Vancouver and also visited Canada Wonderland for the 1st time just before labour day this year, (since I'd planned to visit Great Adventure but El Toro was down) so it's nice to know I made SFMM part of my travel plans over the past 3-4 years. Thanks for creating this great video!
They keep giving the good parks more and more things but the more forgotten ones nothing and my home park is six flags america and there is a lot of space for more things and roar is outdated, wild one is fun but it could be replaced with a launch coaster and roar can be replaced with a rmc hybrid and if it did this definitely would be my top 5 favorite parks
I’ve been to 5 of the six flags parks(Georgia, St. Louis, Fiesta, Over Texas, and great America) although I was to short to go on all the rides at Georgia and St. Louis
Time for Discovery Kingdom to get a new Park President, because with how many closed rides and breakdowns there are, Discovery Kingdom is starting to feel more and more neglected.
Here is what I would like to say about SFDK. For it being my home park I am very biased, but do keep in mind that this is the off season for the park. In the summer it is a lot better. Jokers trains are currently getting worked on and Medusa just finished up its annual maintnance so it should be back to normal during early next year.
That’s what I mean though. why was Joker on 1 train throughout the summer season. And if Medusa is finished, why are they holding onto one train ops till early next year?
@@CoasterDash yeah it is kind of strange how it operates here. Medusa does have its second train back but Joker gets this awful maintenance routine every winter. It will probably be back in January, but it’s been held since November. But joker was ok also on one train in November since the green train apparently wasn’t safe to run until may. The rest of the summer it was on two trains. Until October.
I prefer Great Adventure because of the coaster lineup and the Safari and there’s just so much to do. I have never gotten the love for Fiesta Texas. The coaster lineup is just okay. A decent amount of clones and nothing just feels outstanding with the exception of a few moments on Iron Rattler. Solid park but still feels very much like six flags atmosphere.
at great america, I found viper to be a complete dud even in the magic seat but american eagle blew me away. It legitimately had more and stronger airtime than raging bull and ended up being my number 2 in the park after Goliath
The loose article/camera is not written by Six Flags Great Adventure it is written by the New Jersey, Six Flags is required by law to follow for this, some rides are grandfather in, but most news extreme rides 2016- on have a no loose at article policy
@@CoasterDash six flags history for accidents that’s is why most of the other New Jersey parks are family owned and they have to follow a different set of rules then a big cooperate parks does,The New Jersey Dept of community affairs handles amusements parks small family parks they let have the own rules, ever since the accident on El Toro(the phone one) NJ regulators have been cracking down on Six Flags for the last couple of years
@@CoasterDash for the Nitro and El Toro, I believe the state thinks the Ejector airtime on El Toro is more of a risk than Nitro, also since El Toro is closer to the pathway thanNitro. It’s a bureaucratic mess
@@CoasterDash oh lol. Well, when you do, if you do, come, make sure to go on the Joker. I go every summer and out of all the rides, it’s the best. Have fun!
I don’t disagree. Great adventure is my home park and it has some needs. Great park but the layout is horrible. I hope they update the entrance to the park and the layout. It’s backwards
Bro operations are amazing at great adventure I go there almost every day in the summer and I go in fright fest and holiday in the park and nitros operations where amazing the second one train go onto the first hill another 1 dispatches
Number 1 is definitely Great America. Best variety of things to do as well as theming, atmosphere, cleanliness. It’s the best run Six Flags park. Fiesta Texas is a close second…they are the best themed for sure. Magic amounts in comes in number 3…best coaster collection, but that’s about it. Really wasn’t impressed with the park beyond its coasters.
i think quassy is the best six flags park 😊
I’m incredibly happy you gave Six Flags America credit. I went last year to get the credits but never expected to come back and ended up buying a season pass. It’s a good little park and I genuinely believe giving Roar the RMC treatment would make their coaster lineup very very good.
I visited Great Adventure in 2008 and Magic Mountain in 2010 (I'm British and haven't been to the States since) and I preferred Great Adventure's coaster line-up, but I think maybe I'd like Magic Mountain more now because they've got some amazing-looking new rides in the past ten years.
rides aren’t all that’s relevant when it comes to SF parks though 😆
Yeah we definitely have to get you to Great America! I think you’ll love this park, there’s so much to do there and it’s awesome
It looks amazing!
Raging Bull and Goliath are worth the visit alone.
I rode my first ever roller coaster in Oct during Fright Night - Wonder Woman at Fiesta Texas, it was amazing! I instantly became a Roller Coaster Fanatic. Superman is my favorite, followed very closely by Iron Rattler. Love Six Flags Fiesta Texas, it’s an awesome place! Im from NM and even bought a season pass :)
Oklahoma native here, Frontier City is still my home
I've been to 9 Six Flags parks. I rank them as follows:
1. Magic Mountain (Home park)- Best Coaster line-up for Six Flags
2. Fiesta Texas- Love the top 2. Best setting of the Six Flags park I've been to.
3. Great Adventure- Great coaster collection. Some odd rules.
4. Great America- My home six flags park previously. Deep line-up. Always crowded. Need a true #1 coaster and I would put it ahead of Great Adventure.
5. Over Georgia- Deep line-up. I put it pretty close behind 3 & 4. I think it drops off a bit after Over Georgia.
6. New England- Great top 2. After that it drops off a cliff. Too much DC theming. Slower operations.
7. Over Texas- Really Slow operations. Better looking than New England. Need standout coaster.
8. St. Louis- I actually enjoyed my time here more than NE and OT, but the line-up isn't as good. Top 3 setting for Six Flag parks I've been to. Does need something new.
9. Discovery Kingdom- Very poor operations. Something is always broken.
I would expect Mexico to be at worst right around Georgia. That is the park I want to get to the most of the remaining 6. I would expect America, Darien Lake, and LaRonde to be around Discovery Kingdom. I think each of those 3 have some challenges. Darien Lake pretty much runs one train. America & LaRonde seem to have some issues as well. Should get to America next year. Frontier City and Great Escape are clearly the bottom 2. I think Frontier City has a little deeper coaster line-up but I feel Comet is the best coaster at either park.
OT is my home park. Does need a new stand out coaster. Even Scream from Magic Mountain would work. Hardly anyone rides it anymore.
The shade he threw at Coaster Studios! :)
I took my first ever trip to a Six Flags park in April, with that park being Six Flags America. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I enjoyed this park better than both of my visits to Hersheypark in 2017 and 2019 respectively, as well as both of my trips to Kennywood in 2016 and 2018 respectively. Ride of Steel is better than anything at Hersheypark (thank Thighcrush for that), and most rides at Kennywood (I assume you know what standing ejector Morgan that goes 85 in a ravine I'm referring to).
Keep in mind that I have not ridden an RMC, Intamin Blitz, B&M Hyper, any giga, and any S&S creation (not counting PA flats).
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@@appalachianenthusiast9499 I’ve ridden all of these (minus the blitz) and I can agree to a point that Ride of Steel isn’t talked about enough, especially with its setting.
@@ItsSiebay
The setting is fine, but the best thing about ROS is the front row ejector, especially during the camelback between both helixes.
To be fair, Frontier City is the ORIGINAL park for the company that later took over Six Flags -- without it there would be no Six Flags today.
La Ronde should get bonus points for literally being inside a major city. The others are typically a long drive away.
sfgam is only like a hour or less away from chicago which is really good and sfsl is only 30 mins away
I have only been to Darien Lake out of all of these, but it wasnt a bad park it all. It looked pretty nice, they had many good rides, and while the layout was terrible, it was small enough to not be a big deal. Superman was great, Tantrum and Viper are nice loopers, and Mind Eraser and boomerang were much more fun than I expected, though I may have just ridden them on a good day
Love to see my home park at Top 3, it never gets old for me ❤
I’m excited to finally get back to Six Flags Magic Mountain hopefully next year!
Great video! You're getting so close to 10 K subs!
We’re getting there 🙌🏻
@@CoasterDash Yeah, it's getting close 🙏🤞
I 100% agree with giving parks a second chance. I had probably my worst ever park visit to Magic Mountain in august this year (Tatsu closed for day due to missing parts, TC unexpectedly closed all day, 1 train on X2, both premier launch coasters opened 4-5 hours after the park opened) but I know what it’s capable of, and even tho I live 3,000 miles away I’m still excited for the next time I’ll be able to go there
its simply a park you have to invest a couple days in if you’re visiting from out of town… so many times this happens.
Nah I had a bad visit too before lots of times on Saturdays.
@@isaacmadrigaljr3333 let me guess long lines that is way you never suppose to go to six flags on a weekend the best day to go is 1.Tuesday 2.Wedensday 3.Thursday 4.Monday 5. Friday 6. Sunday and last is Saturday and this isn't a opinion it's a fact because I looked up the statistics of how many people go each day of the week and it showed the average and percent
that is way you never suppose to go to six flags on a weekend the best day to go is 1.Tuesday 2.Wedensday 3.Thursday 4.Monday 5. Friday 6. Sunday and last is Saturday and this isn't a opinion it's a fact because I looked up the statistics of how many people go each day of the week and it showed the average and percent
I’d give La Ronde a good few points for proximity to an F1 circuit.
Fiesta is my “local” park. (2 hours away) I am so grateful that I can go there so often!
I've been to the major parks of most of the chains now and I I have no problem with Six Flags. They are generally well maintained & landscaped and that's really all I ask for. I'm a coaster enthusiast specifically and not a theme park enthusiast, so anything more than that is nice but is really just making my ticket price go up.
Agreed with all of this 🤝
Discovery Kingdom could be pretty awesome if it had better management. I'm glad we live near it though because it's easy enough to pop over there and go on a couple coasters when we have a free afternoon, and then once or twice a year we're down south at Magic Mountain.
I live 25 mins away for great America, it is really a fun and great park. I hope you go there soon!
Loving your videos! So glad I found your channel. What policy's are different at great adventure compared to other six flags? It's our home park, we have season passes so it's really the only one I know haha.
Well Hershey park was my home park most of my life. I worked there from 15-18. But then I moved near Philly. So now we have passes for great adventure and Dorney Park. We also visit Knoebels and Morey's Piers in Wildwood at least once a year. Oh and I definitely plan to use our passes to visit the Maryland six flags this year...so I'm excited to hear that your recommend it 💜
They do make you buy lockers for your loose articles on more intense rides because of past incidents, and policies regarding what cameras you can bring in are tricky too, I’ve personally never had an issue with customer service though.
Thanks for being kind to the great escape. I feel lucky to have a unique park that focuses on theming as my home park.
I like how a third of the parks in the chain are just jokes amongst coaster enthusiasts.
i think la ronde is cool but with its history deserves to be treated better
im going there next month for the first time so I will make my own judgement
Magic Mountain my home park. I'm thankful to have the best Six Flags park in America.
This is a solid list, but a SFGAM/KI trip has gotta be in the cards next year. And I really need to get to Mexico if the park is half as good as you say
It definitely is! Sfm is fantastic
La Ronde has my favorite food of any of them
Poutine!!!
I’ve only been to Magic Mountain and Great Adventure so far, don’t really have any complaints other than maintenance issues on a ride at both places but that’s out of their control and the 10:30-6 time at MM, even on a weekday it was hard to get to do every roller coaster, thankfully I got on the best ones.
Amazing
grew up going to over texas my entire life, feel so grateful i live so close! the park layout is still confusing to me sometimes lol
Yep, you nailed it.
Great America is so great and Raging Bull is one of the best coasters I’ve ever been on 🎉
Yours & Airtime Thrills videos have been really similar as of lately 😂
So weird. especially given that I premake these videos close to a week in advance
@@CoasterDash Great minds just think alike
Raging bull and Goliath are
Grate 1 2 punches
two of the best first drops I Ever been on
I personally think they are elite. Goliath is better than any coaster in California in my opinion. I have it rated above X2, Twisted Colossus, Ghost Rider, RailBlazer and GoldStriker for example.
Of the ones I've been to, my favorite is Six Flags Magic Mountain, Six Flags Great America, Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags New England, Six Flags America and Six Flags Fiesta Texas. That last one may sound surprising but my experience there in March of 2013 wasn't the best. However I think that was mostly because I went there at the wrong time of the year so hopefully a future visit in the summer time will change my opinion drastically.
Damn…. You have an enthusiast beef with Taylor? Rap battle
I agree that SFA and SFSl are both pretty underrated, SFA especially. The operations were absolutely phenomenal at SFA this year, and they've been making so many small changes that make a big difference. For example, I know they replaced the operating systems for almost all the big rides with new tech, and that's kept the downtime down
I Couldn’t agree more
Two questions. First, will you do a ranking of the Cedar Fair parks next? And second, don't you think you should've waited until after you visited every Six Flags park before making this video?
1. Yes, a CF ranking it coming next
2. That was the plan, but I doubt i’ll be attending Frontier City, Great Escape, La Ronde, and Darien Lake anytime soon. why wait years when you can give it a fair shake now?
Great Adventure is my home Park and I’m very lucky. I’ve been to New England but it’s been years and I couldn’t get on any of the big rides. I may be going to Six Flags America in April so hopefully that happens.
I'm so happy six flags magic mountain is only 1hr 30min away from
B&M doesn't recognize non inverting coasters they make with drops under 200' as mega coasters and they don't classify the three they built with drops of and/or exceeding 300' as Giga coasters, but I will admit that Goliath at La Ronde is another roller coaster at a Six Flags park named Goliath that is also a B&M hyper coaster model with a drop under 200'. Nothing at all for the unsuspecting GP to get confused about. ;)
Also: a friendly reminder that what you call "Diamondback" at Frontier city is actually called "The Diamondback"; not to be confused with "Diamondback"; the B&M hyper at King's Island. (Please don't don't get confused because the GP often put the word "The" before the name of any coaster, assuming they know what it is or in some cases don't even know that roller coasters even have names.) I rode what is now called "The Diamondback" when it was the lower loop of Lightning Loops at Six Flags Great Adventure during my 2nd and so far final visit there in August 1981 at the age of 11 and it was the 1st coaster I ever rode to feature an inversion.
The only other Six Flags park I ever visited was SFMM in late November 2019 before visiting Knott's and a few weeks after visiting the U.S. to visit family and also go to Blackpool Pleasure Bach, Alton Towers and Thorpe Park. When at SFMM I unfortunately never rode Superman because it was down, or West Coast Racers because it hadn't yet opened. I'd visited Cedar Point for my 1st time in May 2018 too, so I can be glad I managed to do that in a year and a half, especially since the pandemic started less than four months later. Since then I've only visited my home park Playland in Vancouver and also visited Canada Wonderland for the 1st time just before labour day this year, (since I'd planned to visit Great Adventure but El Toro was down) so it's nice to know I made SFMM part of my travel plans over the past 3-4 years. Thanks for creating this great video!
They keep giving the good parks more and more things but the more forgotten ones nothing and my home park is six flags america and there is a lot of space for more things and roar is outdated, wild one is fun but it could be replaced with a launch coaster and roar can be replaced with a rmc hybrid and if it did this definitely would be my top 5 favorite parks
I’ve only been to three Six Flags parks (one of them now closed) so I can’t properly rank them.
Which one that you’ve been to is shut?
I’ve been to 5 of the six flags parks(Georgia, St. Louis, Fiesta, Over Texas, and great America) although I was to short to go on all the rides at Georgia and St. Louis
Time for Discovery Kingdom to get a new Park President, because with how many closed rides and breakdowns there are, Discovery Kingdom is starting to feel more and more neglected.
Couldn’t agree more
Here is what I would like to say about SFDK. For it being my home park I am very biased, but do keep in mind that this is the off season for the park. In the summer it is a lot better. Jokers trains are currently getting worked on and Medusa just finished up its annual maintnance so it should be back to normal during early next year.
That’s what I mean though. why was Joker on 1 train throughout the summer season. And if Medusa is finished, why are they holding onto one train ops till early next year?
@@CoasterDash yeah it is kind of strange how it operates here. Medusa does have its second train back but Joker gets this awful maintenance routine every winter. It will probably be back in January, but it’s been held since November. But joker was ok also on one train in November since the green train apparently wasn’t safe to run until may. The rest of the summer it was on two trains. Until October.
I prefer Great Adventure because of the coaster lineup and the Safari and there’s just so much to do. I have never gotten the love for Fiesta Texas. The coaster lineup is just okay. A decent amount of clones and nothing just feels outstanding with the exception of a few moments on Iron Rattler. Solid park but still feels very much like six flags atmosphere.
Awesome
at great america, I found viper to be a complete dud even in the magic seat but american eagle blew me away. It legitimately had more and stronger airtime than raging bull and ended up being my number 2 in the park after Goliath
American Eagle looks great
Denver?
The loose article/camera is not written by Six Flags Great Adventure it is written by the New Jersey, Six Flags is required by law to follow for this, some rides are grandfather in, but most news extreme rides 2016- on have a no loose at article policy
Why aren’t any of NJ’s other parks like this? And how come they have to follow it for El Toro but not Nitro. make it make sense.
@@CoasterDash six flags history for accidents that’s is why most of the other New Jersey parks are family owned and they have to follow a different set of rules then a big cooperate parks does,The New Jersey Dept of community affairs handles amusements parks small family parks they let have the own rules, ever since the accident on El Toro(the phone one) NJ regulators have been cracking down on Six Flags for the last couple of years
@@CoasterDash for the Nitro and El Toro, I believe the state thinks the Ejector airtime on El Toro is more of a risk than Nitro, also since El Toro is closer to the pathway thanNitro. It’s a bureaucratic mess
Hey CoasterDash! :)
Hello 👋🏻
I’ve been to Magic Mountain and Over Georgia 😁
Wait why didn’t you do great America? That’s my favorite one
because you haven’t payed for my flight yet 🥲
@@CoasterDash oh lol. Well, when you do, if you do, come, make sure to go on the Joker. I go every summer and out of all the rides, it’s the best. Have fun!
I don’t disagree. Great adventure is my home park and it has some needs. Great park but the layout is horrible. I hope they update the entrance to the park and the layout. It’s backwards
i was so confused at sfot lol
Bro operations are amazing at great adventure I go there almost every day in the summer and I go in fright fest and holiday in the park and nitros operations where amazing the second one train go onto the first hill another 1 dispatches
Fiesta Texas 🎉
Number 1 is definitely Great America. Best variety of things to do as well as theming, atmosphere, cleanliness. It’s the best run Six Flags park. Fiesta Texas is a close second…they are the best themed for sure. Magic amounts in comes in number 3…best coaster collection, but that’s about it. Really wasn’t impressed with the park beyond its coasters.
Best run SF park but have you been to Mexico?
as someone who lives in montreal.. La Ronde SUCKS great escape is much better and it has a water park.
9th comment nice magic mountain is the best ima guess ull agree
This is my home park it's 8 mon from my house
Great America?
bro wdym? sfne food is amazing
Yo
Six flags magic mountain is way to over rated
Your missing a bunch tho
Wdym
I’m sorry but ur just wrong
Another L video
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