This will be more of a informational review than a trip report, so here we go:
I was at the park from 12:30pm to 2:45pm.
The park was fairly crouded but everyone seemed to be spread out pretty well.
When I arrived, the parking lot was up to C-1 and A-2. When I left it was up to D-1 and A-5.
In order I rode the following:
Head Spin - Mostly walk on, 1 train wait for front and back. Crew Ok.
Big Dipper - Mostly walk on, 1 train wait for front and back. Running 2 trains. Crew Good.
Time Warp - Walk on or 1 cycle wait depending on when you walked up. Ride was half full. Crew Good. Let me on, even though I walked up after gate was closed.
Thunderhawk - Mostly 2 train wait, 4 train wait for front and back. Running 2 Trains. Crew Good. As a single rider I had a front seat walk on.
Dominator - Mostly 1 to 2 train wait, 2 to 3 train wait for front. Running 2 trains. Crew Very Good.
Texas Twister - Walk on or 1 cycle wait depending on when you walked up. Ride was half full. Crew Ok. The harnesses released 3 times before finaly getting underway. After the 3rd release, about 15 people walked off the ride.
Double Loop - Mostly walk on, 1 train wait for front and back. Running 2 trains. Crew Slow. My train sat stacked for about a minute while they very slowly checking harnesses.
Villian - 10 minute wait to get to the station. Then it was 2 train wait for most rows, with 4 train waits for front and back. Running 2 trains. Crew Good.
There were a few rides with somewhat long lines including, Shipwreck Falls, Americana, Grizley Run, Pepsi Plunge, and Beaver Land Mine Ride.
The line for 3 Point Shoot Out was the shortest I've ever seen it, with only one person waiting while one persone was playing. By the same token, this was the first time I saw people playing Corn Hole. By the beeded necklaces they were wearing, they played at least 3 times.
The weather today was great. A clear sunny sky, warm with a nice breeze.
Overall the park was very clean. I would give it an excelent if it wern't for the area over by Thunder Alley Speedway and Head Spin.
I'm a 2 to 3 time a year visiter, and all in all this was the best day I've spent at Geauga Lake in years.
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