The Intamin version at SFMM was worse (one and done for me, ouch!). I found the dolphin pool near V2 embarrassingly small for creatures who can swim fast.Īs for their new S&S free spin coaster, I rode the one at SF Chicago and was not a fan. There are also only so many rides they could put back there anyway due to height/noise restrictions. Obviously those exhibits don't particularly scream 'DC Comics.' While the very very back of the park is definitely pretty quiet compared to the front/ride areas of the park, it does seem the animal attractions are still popular in their own ways (though mainly the shows). Hopefully this doesn't mean they're really trying to phase out all animal exhibits but maybe just rearrange things a bit? Anyone else remember the mid-2000s rebrand when they added the signage for Land/Sea/Sky? I think that was also when that pool and those exhibits (stingray, penguins, dolphin pool) were added. I mean, I can believe it, but it's sad for me to see. I can't believe that dolphin pool is just gone. How did that penguin get away and why did it take them so long to get him back?!? Great report! It's great to see the improvements to the area and theming elements added along with this coaster. Still on the loose, and he found the donuts! More que themeing, more stuff is incoming. Harley Quinn Crazy Coaster (when its open) In all I want to thank Six Flags for having me out and I can't wait to see what you have planned next! Also, as noted by a few of the ACErs in attendance, if your plus size you can really spin too. Oddly enough I was able to ride with 3 of the band members of Imagine Dragons who are in town for a concert and we really spun. On a full train you will get a much different experience than riding alone. I will say the seats do not spin as much as I would have liked but that really depends on who your sitting with.

I won't go into detail about the ride experience because I am sure most of you have read about the these rides before. The park spent a good amount getting the que experience up to par with cool displays and techy type gadgets in the first building and a Batmobile (different one than id ever seen before) along the line. I was able to get about 12 rides in on The Batman and I think this was a wise investment as it is not only fun to ride but it adds a different kind of energy to the park. Hopefully this is all just to build a grand entrance to the DC area, but it feels more like a retreat from the original animal-centric version of the park. Removal of the Dolphin exhibits and infrastructure is underway and there are construction markers all the way up to the Sting Ray Bay exhibit. Some major changes also seem to be on the way as it looks like the 'Marine World' side of the park may be getting phased out. The area looks nice and fun but could use a few more themed elements to put it over the top (may I suggest moving the wave swinger and retheming it to the Gotham Crime Wave). A new restaurant called Big Belly Burger and a still yet to be finished quick service location between Batman and Harley Quinn. The ride is the newest addition to the newly re-themed DC Universe area of the park which includes Superman, Wonderwoman, Harley Quinn, The Joker, The Penguin, and the re-themed The Flash: Vertical Velocity. The park is throwing an opening event tonight from 10pm until 3am and they still have a lot of work to do as most of the fencing surrounding the que was still in need of installation. I am sure glad we didn't get another repeat of the Harley Quinn debacle from last year. This ride was completed just in time for this preview with the State of California signing off on the ride just hours prior to the event. It was quite a morning for the park and everyone involved had been at the park extremely early so I appreciated all the friendly employees and animal ambassadors. In order for the staff member to help you, you'll have to provide either the ID or Credit Card that was used to purchase the ticket, or the email receipt and confirmation number.Hey guys, Just got home from the media day for Batman: The Ride. Here, you'll let the staff member know the situation, and they will be able to look up your ticket and print the tickets out for you. If the tickets on your phone aren't scanned successfully, you'll want to head to Guest Relations and have your proof of purchase ready. Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Oklahoma City.This is the easiest way to reliably have your theme park ticket readily accessible (rather than taking a screenshot, and having to sort through your pictures to find it). If you purchased your tickets directly from Six Flags, you can also download the Six Flags app and pull up your ticket from the app itself.

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