PsychoPuppet

Well I don't know about the Hulk as I work at Dragons but I think they should have all their trains. Today we had a 75 minute wait with four trains on and it really wasn't too busy. Suprisingly, we received our trains back so we could very well be running six trains for these next two weeks since we will be very busy, especially on the weekends.

A lot of people seem to like it, there is a lot to do and ride. It really isn't my cup of tea but I'm sure you will enjoy it. The Tennesee Tornado was alright, I enjoyed it the 3 times I went on it. I wasn't there for Thunderhead though. I really need to ride more wooden coasters.

Well according to a staff meeting we had this past Wednesday, one of our projected attendance for next Saturday is about 34-39,000 (or the Saturday after). Also I remember them saying that we will be getting our third trains back later than expected. Although since Stitch is going in early April, I don't forsee much of a problem as far as facing overbearing crowds at IOA. I'll see what I can gather from a lead.

Great pictures. I always wanted to take pictures from the top of the lift but I hate walking down (no problem going up) that thing anyway.

Oh, I will. We won't even be able to run 6 trains till March 27th, it will be a grand ole time!

I am very excited about this coaster, I haven't been to Busch Gardens in a while so I think it is about time I go there this summer. What better reason than to go to a park for a new ride. Gwazi was kind of a let down for me, hopefully this will make up for it.

I think I recognize that description, then again maybe not since I was working in the afternoons mainly. Also, I believe Eric's and Lisa's last day working there was today.

As someone who works at Dueling Dragons, I hated Wednesday with a passion. Cold, wet, and boring. I always disliked one (two) train operations. Anyways, glad you had fun. Did you primarily ride Dragons in the morning?

I loathe "It's a small world", I would rather rip my ears out just so I don't have to listen to that stupid song again.

It could very well be possibly a new coaster. According to someone else that works there, he/she bumped into a person with plans or blueprints walking around JP and said they were trying to find a way to "place this roller coaster here". Of course, rumors like that should be dismissed but it is interesting to say nonetheless. It wouldn't suprise me if they removed Camp Jurassic and P-flyers, and put a new ride there. We shouldn't really come to conclusions yet until we actually see any construction (if any will begin).

My favorite part of the hulk. Hulk launching out

My first coaster was Space Mountain at WDW. I don't remember what year it was, but it was certainly awesome to me at the time being a wee child. Eventually my first "big" coaster was Kumba at Busch Gardens Tampa, FL. Ahh, memories. I am currently 19, going on 20 in April.

You too? I wonder who you are! I don't believe ERIC is sufficient. On-topic, I actually got to test ride after adding trains today at Dueling Dragons on Ice. It has been a while since I have done so.