June 15th

Having a friend with a sprained ankle in a wheelchair really helps when you want to ride a ton of rides. We started out the day on Millennium around 9:15 then headed to TTD. Got there and watched it test till it opened a little after 10. We got in and watched the first loaded train rollback. After a few more launches another loaded train rolledback so they took people out of the back rows in the next trains that followed. Shortly after that 2nd rollback the ride went down for mechanical for about 15-20 mins. After that we strapped in front row for my 29th ride on Dragster. Next we got on Wicked Twister in the front row with no wait with the wheelchair pass. That ride seems to be going slower than previous years but it was still fun. Next we headed to Disaster Transport for a boring ride, but only had to wait 10 minutes with the pass so it was fun. We continued on riding a lot more rides, but still didn't get on Skyhawk. The line was wheelchair accessible so we couldn't use the pass...and it was a 45 minute wait so we didn't feel like waiting.

Ride counts:
TTD-3 (all front row)
MF- 2
WT-2
Magnum-1
Raptor-1
Mantis-1
PT Drop-1
Maxair-1
DD-1
Gemini-1
SRF-1
Train-1
DT-1

Top Thrill Dragster: Ran perfectly the whole day! I never saw it break down once except for a little trouble getting started in the morning and that was all.

Weather: Beautiful in the Mid 70s with sunshine all day.

Waits: (We didn't wait much with the wheelchair pass, but the longest wait I saw all day was one hour for TTD, MF was a half hour)

Sounds like a good trip to me ttdboy111, and its not very often when MillenniumForce is a half hour wait!!! ;}
*** Edited 6/18/2006 9:02:58 PM UTC by Jerreus***