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Anyone willing to sell this year's ornament?  Not able to make it this yea
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Yes. Wanting to use all next year. This year is a wash for my family as far as passes go. Would've been nice to just extend to all next year like cedar fair. Not like we won't spend a ton on over priced concessions

Tried to call to roll our passes over to next year yesterday. Called 39 times and never even got into a queue. That's ridiculous!  They must have one person working.

The "bump" has been getting worse for 2 years.  It is definitely one of the best mine/family rides around but "good grief" it needs to be fixed.  The self described "expert" should recognize that.  My daughter and I once rode it 12 times in a row when she was 7 and had to walk the long line back around.  Now we all cringe about the severe bump.  Show it some love, not just "shut up and appreciate it". 

FYI. Preferred parking passes sold out when I ordered ours last weekend.

Does it look like the cars will hold tall, big guys???

I'm leaning the opposite of the drop coaster theory in regards to the track piece coming out of the station. I think it will be brackets for a chain/launch module out of the station. Nothing huge but like Maverick at Cedar Point.

Thought it was interesting that SDC will be open on New Years Eve and New Year's Day.

It seems like Powderkeg and even Wildfire are more popular. I'm sure you have numbers to prove otherwise but everytime I'm at the park OR is a walk-on.

Well I have a camera phone and only good pics were on-ride on TnT and that seems to be a no-no. I'm really concerned this will be another "short but sweet" SDC coaster. I know it's early on but seems to have a small footprint. I really hope I'm wrong. This park needs a franchise coaster that will be the face of the park for a decade.

No doubt about TnT. Was there today and the tunnel is rougher than earlier in the year.

Got down there on Sunday. TnT running rougher than I've ever experienced, especially through the tunnel.

He likes to try and dictate what people can and cannot talk about.  Pretty amusing considering how many of his verifications are wrong and then the "plans change" card is played.  He actually arguged that OR didn't have the dip at the top of the lift hill as it was built stating that it was an optical illusion.  So, post away.

It's also obvious to everyone that you're the most inaccurate, self-proclaimed "expert" on this site.

They changed it (you're wrong, again) shortly after it opened. http://www.schlitterbahn.com/kansas-city/rides/all-new-verruckt