yes, Gregleg1 the people bidding are not actually getting the fist ride, that rightfully should go to the people who worked on it, and if a company buys the park for private use for the first day, so be it. But when you have general public opening day, I would think that first to it, first on it.
The auction leaves me a little sour from the standpoint that I have tried to do things that would help me to be one of the first to get a chance to ride it. Keep in mind, I said a chance.That just means I think it would be great fun to have them open the gates at 9 am may 13th.and see everyone running to the coaster for their chance to be the first on. Now whats the point?
I guess the thing about this is that like somewhatchewy said, bigger pockets is determining who rides first. Now maybe I am a little peeved because had I known I wouldn't have bothered with a season pass and I would have saved my money for the auction. I am an adult and I have bills to pay, money doesn't grow on trees and I did what I thought was necessary to give me a "chance"(slight as it may be)to make a run for the coaster.