#Dreamy days in west tokyo stuck in loop full#

With Thunder Road down for the first part of its extensive 5-year maintenance plan, we ended up looking at the Flying Super Saturator for our next experience. The ride was very mediocre, my mom needed to ask me why that was necessary when we got off. We actually made the Scooby-Doo Haunted Mansion our second ride in the park, since it didn’t look to have a long wait, although it ended up loading slow. We fit a quick ride on Afterburn’s front row with less than a ten minute wait, and then moved on to explore the rest of the park before it all became too busy (most of the crowds were still focused on rides near the front gate I wouldn’t advise trying Vortex or Nighthawk as first rides of the day unless you’re right there when the main gates open). It’s quite an impressive entryway for being a non-main entryway, Afterburn towering over head, the batwing maneuver soaring over and under the pathway, it made me quite anxious to get riding.

#Dreamy days in west tokyo stuck in loop full#

While the focal point of the trip, Hard Rock Park, ended up being a ghost town, pulling into Carowinds two days later revealed the complete opposite scenario, the parking lot bumper to bumper with cars trying to get in, and the front lot was quite full only ten minutes after opening so we made our way around to the back entrance. Charlotte, North Carolina – Sunday, May 25th, 2008