I would recommend joining ACE.  I believe the Riding of the Bull event is $18 when you have a season pass.  That's a much more reasonable price and a very good value for what you'd be getting.  Unfortunately, we can't attend this year, but I'm hoping it's successful enough that it becomes a yearly event.

 

Not sure if we can go either Just wanted to share the ride info ... Nice choices by the park though .

Went on El Toro 5 times this morning . The park was INSANELY crowded did all we wanted to do Except Kingda Ka . The line was out past the sign for the ride . WAY too long for me . Bizarro was not running for Rise and Scream .

so I went to the park today and stayed for about an hour when it first open because my little brother couldn't get on anything and around 1 o clock the lines were long and I didn't want to go on them by my self but I did manage to get on bizzaro and it was weird the sound didn't make any sense the fire was cool but random going around the corkscrew was cool but i didn't get that eather and why was there a horse sculpture on the side of the building can someone tell me if it suppose to be like that 

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PUNCTUATION PLEASE!

Rise and Scream was decent (who can complain about rerides on El Toro)
But boy did it get crowded yesterday!
It seemed like right at noon everything had a huge line.
Either summer is here or TobyMac is really popular.

We were actually trying to setup a group outing for our church on August 15th because of Sean Hannity's freedom concert.  Imagine my surprise when this separately ticketed event sells out months before the actual date.  Yes, a concert with Sean as the host and Christian music artists sells out Gadv's arena months in advance!  So needless to say, the park will be insane that day.  For the record, the reason it is a separate ticket is because the proceeds benefit charity.  And the concert ticket does include park admission.

Wait...a GOOD religious crowd?  Why did I miss this?  Between Disney and Great Adventure, I have never had the pleasure of dealing with any religious crowd that was an overall good experience.  I either end the day frustrated with people of my own religion, or embarrassed for another religion that they were represented in that way.  It's pretty sad.

They're ok...except they trash the park.  It's hard to get a group that's well-behaved and clean, lol.  It's usually either "I believe in *insert deity here*, so I don't need your rules!", or "I believe in *insert diery here*, so I don't believe in trash cans!"  I would always give the new group a chance, but just about every time they proved they were just like the others.

Any large group is bad. I worked my last buyout day in 2002. I'd need to be paid extra to ever do that again!!

There's nothing like watching more people try to board from the exit of the ride than the entrance. And the kids who's parents work for Phizer need to see more of the belt!

^wow thats sad. But if your looking for good food thats cheap, the Johnny Rockets in plaza del Carnival Has a family basket with 3 chicken strips, lots of fries and onion rings for 8 bucks! La cocina is also cheap and has good food.