Are you willing to wait?

How long are you willing to wait in the queue to ride Dragster. I will wait no more than an hour and a half, because waiting any longer is just insane.

I'd wait how long it takes for me to get on this thing for my first few rides. Depending on how the ride is, and i think it will be amazing. Thats how long i will wait.

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- Dennis
NYC Subways, The next best thing to riding roller coasters.

I'm gonna do the same thing I did with Wicked Twister last year. First time, I'll wait however long the line is. Then I'll come back around and if it's less than an hour, I'll ride it again. Except I'm probably not gonna end up riding it again (at least until the next time I go).

Since I have already been on all of the other coasters at Cedar Point (besides Jr. Gemini), I think I will wait however long the line is.

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Turkeys, the only animal smarter than man

I will wait the first time as long as it takes, then snoop around it until the line get shorter!

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**Gurgle Gurgle...there goes lunch**

I am going to wait for as long as it takes to ride it the first time. After that I doubt I will ride it again with that long wait

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Opening day, I will be in that line all day long...when i went to Cali and got on Xcel 16 times in once day..i wanna do that again :)

Well, I waited 4 1/2 hours for a ride that takes a whole 60 seconds to go from the top of the lift to the brakes (AKA Millennium Force), and I thought every second of that wait was worth it. So I think i'll wait up to 5 hours or so because speed is by far my favorite thing about roller coasters, and this bad boy is going to have plenty of it.

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Corey
Times Going Full Force - 19

I will wait for however long I have to.
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Gravy!

People that claim they won't ride it unless the line is a certain length aren't kidding anybody. You may say differently now, but once you're standing beside this monster, you'll ride. For your first ride, you'll wait as long as you have to.

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Launch: Tophat: Twistage: Brakes...

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*** This post was edited by CP_bound 1/4/2003 3:38:49 PM ***

I'm hoping my first ride won't be much longer than an hour. Being a season pass, Joe Cool club member, I would assume morning ERT will include #16. Otherwise, I will not wait more than 90 minutes for it. I rarely wait more than 90 minutes for any coaster.

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I'd rather die living than live like I'm dead

As OldCPer said, hopefully the Joe Cool Club ERT will include #16 but if not then I will use my front of the line pass that was given out at the ACE Christmas Party at the Radisson. But if I don't do either of those I would wait however long it takes me to get on it for at least my first ride.

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Who was the first person to look at a cow and think, "I think I'll squeeze these dangly things here and drink whatever comes out?"

CoasterCorey said:
Well, I waited 4 1/2 hours for a ride that takes a whole 60 seconds to go from the top of the lift to the brakes (AKA Millennium Force), and I thought every second of that wait was worth it. So I think i'll wait up to 5 hours or so because speed is by far my favorite thing about roller coasters, and this bad boy is going to have plenty of it.
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Corey
Times Going Full Force - 19

i also waited 4 hours, + 1/2 hour for the front seat. i'd gladly wait 3 or 4 for this one. and you better believe i'll be waiting there opening day.

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Love ya tiffers, always will.
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I guess I'm the luckiest one here, because I have never had to wait more than 3 hours for any ride and even that was a long wait. But maybe it's because I have inside friends. 99er! haha.

Um, actually, I'm probably the luckiest one here because the longest I've ever waited is 1 hour 40 minutes (for Millie, first time - 01). 3 hours is a long time. I hope this ride will have shibby capacity though so the lines dont get longer than like, a year ;).
*** This post was edited by Peter Soint 1/4/2003 5:40:48 PM ***

I will do the same I did for WT, i will wait 30 mins. Anything longer is just a waste of time. No way im waiting an hour plus for a dinky 20 second ride.

The longest i have ever waited was 2 hours for Raptor in its opening year.

I'll wait as little as I have to. On my days off, I'll just get in the park before any of the guests, and get in line. Also, I'll be there for the ride nights. :)

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Remember, "Being fat can even ruin a romantic cruise"

You guys aren't as lucky as me. I seem to come at the right time for riding a coaster. The longest I waited was one hour for the Raptor in the morning. Also one hour for X-Flight at SFWoA. I amazingly waited only 25 minutes for Millennium Force!!! And that was after lunch time. That ride on MF was the best one ever because I got stuck on it at the very top! It was only five minutes, but each minute was breathtaking.

But I think I will wait the longest in my life for #16.

I'm going to use my front of the line pass if the line is longer than an hour :D.

I dont wait any long than an hour for any ride. I come back later when the line is shorter.

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"I can't make a movie or write a song either, but that doesn't mean I'm not entitled to think they suck."
-Jeff

Hey, S:UE, the shortest I've ever waited on Millie (without a pass or a stamp) was 0 minutes, 0 seconds. The only waiting I had to do was waiting until they opened it! This was on closing day, and I ended up sitting in the front row (with NO waiting), first train out of the day!

The second shortest I've waited for Millie was on opening day, where once again, front row, 15 minutes. That was after I rode WT twice.

For #16 I'll wait however long I need to, but I'm going in the Magnum entrance; 2002 I went in the main entrance.