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Nope. Same experience/traps, just different cast than Fright Fest. Pig-mask dudes need to be more aggressive.
Otherwise it's a solid IP maze given the fact its just a bunch of show scenes (which wouldve been the same at USH/Orlando). I did cringe from their version of the "needle pit" trap
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Nope like Wesker69 said but it’s very fun. I went through the maze twice. HHN’s version is better but I hope they use Saw XI this year and get the approval in advance so it can built on time.
Scream Break 2024 is a success in my book. The crowd was live and both mazes are fun. I wish they added a third and dining needa stay open until the end of the event. I went on Saturday and they closed at 11 pm.
That's normal honestly. Even regular park hours, food usually closed 30min-an hour before park close due to all the cleaning that needs done. They don't want to pay teammembers more than they have to. So they want them to basically clock out by an hour after park close. Obviously, the funnel cake/ice cream is a victim of having to stay open.
I knew that. WEas too lazy to watch the video
Ehhhh.....I might do it next time I go. If I want to eat something so I can stay longer at the park, this might be the only way to go for me. Sounds like the food is serviceable enough for this sort of thing.
Setting such a bad example for the kids.I knew that. WEas too lazy to watch the video
Not surprised, but Korea, China & India seemed to be a hit. You definitely won't go hungry lol
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Well. We know what the 2025 coaster(s) are now. It's a Skyline Attractions Dueling Spaghetti Bowl. Same layout as Fiesta Texas and Over Georgia. Lol.
I dont buy it...
That space and the markers around SFMM are wayyyy too big for that ride
It still doesn’t explain all of those markers around the adjacent area.
Maybe general improvements? Or smaller flat rides? I dunno, unless Six Flags is doing this as a prank it seems pretty official.
Or maybe they're for 2026?
how the hell is it "official"
plans can change and they may have "bought" that in bulk from them prior to all of the issues with the ride popping up
It's from county permits. That's pretty official. You can deny it all you want, but it would be weird to have this on permits if it wasn't getting built.
When were they filed?
As with Covid if these were filed a while ago things can change (ie the SF merger)
Also as the video mentioned, there have been a lot of problems with that ride, so who knows if they even continue with the contract they signed with that manufacturer
That “permit” was posted on April Fools dog.
