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  1. I agree! Nothing they sell at the park's gift shops even come close to this one, single design. Maybe they'll realize they need to hire more artists like this instead of just letting the t-shirt company throw stuff together with their name on it.
  2. Yeah, if you buy an all-day pass like most people you don't have to worry about the ticket thing. Also, you should know ahead of time Samurai hasn't opened yet this year. They have been working on it a lot though and it's possible it will be open next weekend, but maybe not.
  3. My thoughts exactly. They are very similar to existing rides. Jump Around is like a modern, adult-friendly, extra-bouncy Bulgy. Flying Tigers kind of seems like a ride that would have a lot of maintenance problems eventually. Let the kids have 'em if they want 'em, I guess. http://www.zamperla.com/products/jump-around/
  4. Ruka is a Jump Around. I wish they would've went with the Demolition Derby though. Maybe in 2 or 3 years when they get two more Zamperla rides.
  5. When I first heard about Firefox several years ago, I tried it out and never went back to Internet Explorer - except for the fact that one website I have to use for work doesn't allow me to use anything other than IE. That's the only reason it's still on my computer. I tried Chrome when it first came out and had so many problems with it I deleted it soon after. I realize they may have made improvements by now and have considered trying it out again, but haven't had any real reason to add another browser. So unless anybody has some really convincing arguments for Chrome...
  6. I've broken 7 different vertebrae on two separate occasions. The second time I also had a herniated disc and wore a back brace for 6 weeks to heal. I still have back pain, but usually just when I'm straining it too much just like it would before I broke my back. After I took the brace off, I was riding coasters and other rides within a matter of months. Every situation is different though so it would be best to ask a doctor first. If anything, try tamer rides first and work your way up to wherever you are comfortable. I'm sure it depends on a lot of things like your age, physical form, what your body is used to and how tight (or how loose) a certain ride's restraints are on your upper body.
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