Pros & Cons of Six Flags Magic Mountain - The MOST Coasters in the World - Valencia, California
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- These are the pros and cons of my home park, Six Flags Magic Mountain!
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Intro music: Operatic 3
Theme music: Black Vulture
Background music: Club
Pro: Too many coasters
Con: Too many coasters
Pac Evoez ye because it’s hard to get on all 20 of them in one day
Accurate
@@mrthelwulf4566 It's Time for Magic Mountain to build a resort as a better alternative to the Hilton Garden Inn.
@@mrthelwulf4566 Yeah I hear that. More like impossible. Whenever I hear about people going to MM for the first time, the first thing I tell them is to plan for more than one day if they want to get everything done. I don't care if you get there when the park opens and you stay until closing and you skip all meals. One day will not work. The park is too big, too busy, and has too many rides for one day. I made the mistake once of going in mid-August (never again), which is probably one of the busiest times of the year for them and it took 1.5 hours just to get on Riddler's Revenge!
@@soccerty1214 I remember me and my friends went there on a day when there was practically no one there. We got there as soon as it opened and left until it closed, and we were able to get on most rides, except Apocalypse. Honestly idk how we did it, we ran all over the place and managed to beat a few lines before they got packed. Safe to say alot of screaming and rushing went on that day
Secret: If you live near Magic Mountain, and go to school near there, go on Tuesdays in the afternoons. Everything is no more than a station wait.
Ry Gar!
I used to do that at six flags great America. After school I’d literally walk to six flags, my school was a 15 minute walk from great America. I’d leave my stuff in my locker and just take my cup.
@@XGaming1 Just out of curiosity, where'd you go to school? (I went to St. Lawrence for awhile...)
Of course, I'm old enough to remember Great America when it first opened, long before Six Flags took it over. In some ways, it was a lot more fun back then. Not as tacky or overcrowded (or expensive.)
Dont give away the secret!
I do that lol
Pros: It’s awesome.
Cons: The year is currently 2020.
Thatsmallcessna honestly 🙄 i was planning to go so many times this year to use up my season pass but noooo corona wanted to come
@@44nt I had a season pass for Cedar Point
This’ll never pass...
Y4123 when the days are closed over at six flags the days aren’t being used up i’ll get extra days in 2021
I visited for the first time ever in 2019, December. I lucked out, all the main thrill rides were operating, even WCR was open to Diamond members. I think this is the best park in the six flags chain. Yes 2020 and corona have torpedoed my park visits for sure.
“I have waited a long time for this moment”
My little green friend
@@gabrielalvarado3348 your faith in your new apprentice, misplaced may be
Airtime Thrills: SFMM will soon be the first park to have 20 coasters
Energylandia: Hold my beer
That'd be crazy if Energylandia makes 5 more coasters before Magic Mountain makes 1 lol but if anybody is gonna do it it'd definitely be Energylandia haha (yes yes I know they're supposed to have 18 by 2021 but with Covid here that can always change)
They have so much filler. 8 kiddie/family coasters
Haha energylandia will be the 2nd but most likely the first with 21. Zadra and Hyperion are top tier coasters tho that I wish were at SFMM .
@@notffrenchy Yeah so in Reality Magic Mountain being the first to hit 20 will be worth it for real 16 adult/family coasters, and 4 very different kiddie coasters :D
Magic Mountain: Has the most Coasters in the World.
Energylandia: Hold my Vodka, I'm gonna ruin this parks whole career.
Well possibly in 2025
@cruddy coaster content This. So far 2016 was the only year they added only a single Coaster (Formula), every other year was 2 or 3. And that is in addition to Flatrides, improvements on Theming throughout the Park and expansions on their Water Park. They simply don't seem to stop building. I have seen pictures of Mine Train track already being on site, and that's the known 2021 Coaster, so who knows what else they already decided to build or at least considering.
@@ween6301 Thank you for the laugh of the day. Energylandia has a very well rounded Lineup. Yes, they have more Kiddie Coasters than most Parks, but they have more Coasters than most Parks too. They currently have 3 High Thrills Coasters (Hyperion, Zadra, Mayan) with2 being borderline Family / High Thrills (Speed, Formula). They have 5 Coasters that I would put as Kiddie Coasters and 5 Family Coasters. By the looks of it Abyssus is going to be more of a Higher Thrill Coaster with another Family Coaster planned to open this year and a Mine Train already confirmed for next year.
Like it or not, Energylandia is a Park for the whole Family and that Shows in their Coaster Lineup. And you have to keep in mind that Poland is still pretty new to the whole Theme Park concept. Prior to Energylandia they pretty much only had what is now known as Legendia and a handful of Luna Parks and Family Entertainment Centers. We are talking about a country where in 2015 a SLC opened as the Countries highest Coaster, beating their back then Record Holder by 13.3 Meters.
Not quite yet
@@ween6301 Which Means Magic Mountain is still a true coaster park, Europe thinks thy can outdo America.
Pro: it has the most coasters
Con: it’s owned by Six Flags
Yeah with Six Flags parks you go for the coasters and absolutely nothing else
Y4123 thats all we need
Tommy Coaster 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@tommycoaster1911 agreed
@@tommycoaster1911 I have to disagree. Although coasters are the main reason I go to theme parks, I much prefer the Universal Orlando parks because they have enough thrills and great employees, and some of the best theming in the world. Also, parks like Magic Mountain and Great Adventure are tricky because you need two days to do all of the coasters, but they aren't really resorts and for travelers, staying a night is strange.
Pro: Has the most coasters out of any theme park!
Con: You can’t ride any of them currently.
Man, thanks for the likes!
Con: Quantity over quality.
@@Clay3613 X2, TC, and Tatsu are all top-tier coasters, and a lot of the others are really good. There are a couple really bad ones, but most of that is personal preference.
he he (sighs in depression)
Kurt E. Clothier Tatsu is my second favorite ride at the park.
Apocalypse, Twisted Colossus, and Riddlers Revenges we’re all down the only time I’ve been there. I’d love a page on their websites to show close times!
Airtime thrills: it’s great cause they have two freestyle machine locations
Cedar point: this year we’re also adding 7 more, giving is a total of 30 stations
Wow really?
I don’t know but there’s a lot
There’s one by most coasters and almost every restaurant
So Cedar Point has 3 stand alone Freestyle Buildings, one by Gatekeeper, one in the Gemini Midway and the last is over by Maverick. All 3 have 6 Freestyle Machines. So there’s 18 right there, and they have at least 2 in every dine in Restaurant, and then more scattered throughout their other food stands. So it would be safe to say Cedar Point has at least 50 Freestyle Machines
@@tmb2163 well now we know where the extra money we pay for tickets goes
Magic mountain has both quantity and quality. Went for the first time December 19’ and wished we had another day!! We got two ‘perfect duels’ on both the green and blue side of colossus and freaking loved it!
Chris: I go the Magic Mountain at least once a week
COVID-19: Hello there
The biggest pros of the park are X2 and Twisted Colossus.
The biggest con of this park was Green Lantern.
Toxin of meeenes Well Green Lantern is gone now and men are no longer losing their ability to have children from that nut buster.
@Salvador Luna as a guy, riddler's is perfectly fine if you know how to set the restraints
Legomaster1289 Riddler hurts a tad, but if you leave yourself some slack you are ok. I just hate the front row on Riddler for some reason.
Are we not counting the parking lot tram as a transportation ride?
well it has to be in the park but ig??
I wouldn't expect to see you here
As someone who also grew up with this park, you present so many perspectives I've never thought about. Mainly, I always thought walking so much was a completely normal experience in all parks. Honestly now that I think about it, I mentally rank literally every other park I've been to lower because of the lack of walking? Walking so much makes Magic Mountain feel absolutely massive! I'm also super familiar, so when loops are quicker at other parks it makes me feel instantly familiar with the park and that's just boring.
Growing up, spending a day at magic mountain was always a test for good shoes. Either I broke them in or I left with blisters (looking at you, converse).
I visited LA for the first time last year, we planned a visit to the park on the last day and I was so hyped for it. X2 had been a bucket list coaster ever since I first saw it in the old rollercoaster tycoon games. When we arrived we found out it was closed for the entire day.
The park being 9000km from where I live stings pretty hard
Same thing happened with me, but with Twisted Colossus
I like the drive to Magic Mountain. Its so pretty and it would be nice if they had another entrance. Because walking to the park entrance is such a long walk
Awesome pros and cons video!
A few other cons I thought of
-Lack of shade and Rain Cover
-Some outdated areas still with the entrance and Samurai Summit
As far as shade goes, I think theyre actually really good about it. Cedar Point is WAY worse with this. I actually cant think of any rides that lack shade in the queue.
Airtime Thrills I myself have never had much of an issue with shade but I’ve heard a lot of complaints about it but yeah CP is an oof good thing I went in early June when it was less hot with a fast lane.
There's so many trees there that it isn't a huge issue even when walking around
Literally I live by SFMM. On weekdays when the park closes at 6 and I get there at 5 I still ride more coasters than I would on a weekend at the park.
I cant believe that Six Flags named a transportation ride 'Helpful Honda Express' 😂
Luca 2512 sponsorship.
It’s sponsored by Honda. In fact, all the coasters are sponsored by brands. Twix: X2. Chick-Fil-A: Full Throttle.
August Macias now if only if they could have a certain retired skateboarder sponsor Pandemonium.
🤑🤑🤑
@@DoswarePictures Yea, I still refer to Pandemonium at SFOT as 'Tony Hawk'/'Tony Hawk's Big Spin' because we rode it when it was still very new.
Six flags great America is my home park. I didn’t realize how good our collection of coasters was till I started traveling around a few years ago. Magic mountain and cedar point rival our collection but very few American parks beat it. Also great America has 3 kiddie coaster, and 3 less intense rides. So kids have tiers to work up to the intense rides.
“One entrance.”
Not even, destroy the regular entrance and make the entrance by Scream.
Thh yeah because you won’t hear that much screaming unless they are scared.
I personally loved Goliath. It was my first coaster I rode at the park and I thought the first drop was great.
I agree with you
Christian Stathopoulos i do as well and Titan at six flags Texas
Same I Went there about 2 months ago as a Ms field trip and that was the first ride I got on I was shocked at the drop but rode the ride and it was my all time favorite
I think theming should have made the Cons list. SFMM has always been generic when it comes to theming since my first visit in 1990. It's so plain. Great rides, but no reason to draw you in.
Also, last time I bought a season pass was in 2014. To my surprise, the Skytower was open way more than usual that year, complete with museum style historical items on display on the deck. It was amazing, I need to look for the pics. It had been 15 years since I'd been up there at the time. I miss it being open.
TommySawtooth agreed! As impressive as the rides were I was pretty dumbfounded by how bare and unthemed the park was on my first visit. I grew up with Astroworld (RIP) with way weaker rides but the overall experience was so much more magical (pun intended).
Pros : So many coasters.
Cons : Couldn't re-ride any coaster on my only short week day in october...
I wish I could pop over to a park ON FOOT whenever I desire. How fun!!!
Knotts is right next to the 91 though :) still easy! But I feel you
Yeah I'm not complaining, just saying how SFMM is litetally sitting on the 5
I had like 3" of room on Full Throttle and it was actually pretty crazy hanging on the loop. The ride ops scored points with me on that one!
Adding a second entrance between scream and TC is such a good idea!
I worked at SFMM from 98 to 2000. I guess you can call it nostalgia but with exception of twisted colossus I haven’t been on any ride that came in after Goliath, that was the big new coaster when I left.
I recently watched a POV of scream and couldn’t help but to laugh at the epic levels of no fucks given to theme the ride area. I really got a kick out of the fact that scream literally dives at what was my favorite parking spot back in 2000 with parking lines visible and all. Can’t they al least throw down some gravel or something🤷🏽♂️
They could have at least taken the parking lines off
It’s like they weren’t expecting it and just needed to shove the thing somewhere.
Hey boss were you expecting a floorless B&M?
No
Well one just showed up...where you want it?
Shit! Uh....uh...just stick it in the employee credit union parking lot
I haven't been there in a LONG time, but the last time I was there, I remember being frustrated with the layout- things seemed scattered chaotically. Even with a map, getting from attraction A to attraction B could be a headache.
The park is a circle but there are offshoots that could be confusing
YAASSS ANOTHER MAGIC MOUNTAIN VIDEO
THANK YOU SO MUCH
This sent me on a nostalgia trip back to the last time I went there sometime in 2010. Good times
Once again another great video my ninja. 👌
If I were in charge and we’re able to, I’d build a parking garage for the park close by and replace the current parking lot with a lake, like in the Step By Step intro.
That was the supposed to be the ocean I believe judging by the waves.
Troy Visser (HBHS) actually it’s supposed to be Lake Michigan, it takes place in Wisconsin.
Or a giga but you know
Airtime Thrills Bruh they need a B&M airtime machine because Gio-Vanilla just isn’t working for me
Airtime Thrills *NOW YOU'RE TALKIN'!!!!*
One time, on Skyrocket at Kennywood, they only did a visual lap bar check, leaving me about a foot of airtime room. It was amazing. It is so easy to get airtime room with those lap bars.
Finally ! A review of my favorite park. Yay
Pro : most coasters in the world.
*Energylandia looks through the blinds sneakily...
You should do a pros & cons video for Outlaw Run
I will always remember this park as being from the intro to Step by Step.
I'm a hiker, so I personally don't mind the lack of transportation rides. My top con would be the lack of a ride closure schedule. I almost missed out on TwCol because of that in 2018.
The year round schedule makes it easy for me to plan my vacation here on school days and take advantage of having no lines. That makes it my top pro, but it also goes hand in hand with your top 2 pros. The amazing coaster collection and the elite top 2 are why I want to be here on days with no lines. It's now also my # 5 favorite park that I've ever been to.
This was a really awesome and very useful video for me! I was supposed to be visiting the US (California in particular) for the first time very soon and was really looking forward to getting these credits! Of course current circumstances have delayed my plans, but I’ll definitely keep all of this in mind for when I eventually visit! :D
one train ops. gotta love them.
Love your channel homie!
Needs a Giga and personally I really want something like time traveler.
Salvador Luna THAT PART!!
*B&M?, INTAMIN?, ARE YOU READING THIS?!!!!*
I got lucky the last time I was there (2013) and was able to go up the observation tower. I had been going there since 2000 and that was the only time I'd been up there or seen it open
I live in Utah and have been a Six Flags season pass holder for 5 of the past 10 years. I must say that your assessment of the pros and cons at Magic Mountain were spot on. The coaster collection is the reason my family makes multiple trips to Valencia on years that we have a season pass. The price and value of the season pass is also a huge pro for us. The best coasted park we have been to, however, is Cedar Point.
My family has annual passes for Disneyland and we drive down from Pleasanton, Northern CA, and coming down I-5 seeing all the coasters and especially at night with all the lights on, is just breathtaking
“People will come from out of town to see that X2 is down.”
My first day here in a nutshell
I would love to see more Pros and Cons videos about parks!!
I personally think the best six flags park is great America. It’s very well rounded.
I like sfmm better but i agree sfgam is very well rounded
This is my favorite Six Flags park and I actually like it even more than Cedar Point because of their bigger and more diverse coaster collection. This was one of five parks I visited while there in 2014 (the other 4 being the two Disney parks, SeaWorld San Diego and Knott's Berry Farm). We did however have to drive almost 90 minutes from Anaheim to visit the park but it was completely 100% worth it.
Great video!!
Great list! Would love to see some for other parks as well
This is a great list!! I too am a local and have been going to this amazing park for 20+ years, also worked there for 4, I’d say the biggest plus that was left off this list is FRIGHT FEST! Six flags magic mountain is the only park that gives you access to all of the rides and scare zones in the whole la oc area. Someone on a budget can go and enjoy the scare zones and stay till 1 am with no extra cost.
Loved 💚it
Con: the lack of public transportation options to the park. Pro: the nice landscape.
Great video! I love the channel. I’m stuck with SFoG as my home park hope to make it to MM
Yeah SFMM is an amazing park. I agree they need to invest on the 2 main cons, get the observation tower working again and invest in some transport. I did hear alot of rumors about the observation tower during the summer simply because of the high winds, or someone purposefully trying to jump off from the more open lower level, or could have some metal fatigue. Even a simple funicular that replaced the Dragon (the station is still there), and connected the top of the mountain would help. I remember my knees and my legs killing me after a day at the park due to the walking. When the monorail worked, it was a rarity. With the observation tower, personally they should tear it down and then build a Stratosphere-esque type of tower where you put a revolving restaurant at the top and then add either the Fish-hook roller coaster Arrow was designing or put a drop tower on top of it.
I crack up every time at the jabs to Goliath, I love that one! 😂
I need to visit some parks outside of CA.
I would sure love to see a pros & cons video of Kings Island and Cedar Point
Turkey legs are the BEST option for food at Six Flags Magic Mountain, (unless you consider the turkey's feelings.) It's wonderful to discover how you don't get stapled on Twisted Colossus; I suppose that at least the restraints aren't too tight due to the fact that they're trying to be better than Cedar Point. I also got more rides on T.C. than I did on S.V. and and felt more comfortable requesting ride where I wasn't stapled. Let Cedar Point learn the lesson of not stapling its riders on SV. Thanks for this wonderful video!
2:39 ahh yes the firsy kitty ride they had me operate i also was an attendant at Goliath, Drop of Doom, and Full Throttle. once they mad me work as grouper and headset duty at The New Revolution. it was lame lol the lead was kinda mean too
Yo another great video👍
I love Magic Mountain ❤️
8:45 That's gotta be one of the best warning pictures I've ever seen. Someone put that on a t-shirt 😂
An excuse to not do homework 😂
Con: SIX FLAGS IS TOO CHEAP TO GIVE US A GIGA OR A DECENT HYPER
Concept_nothing 818 unfortunately
I once got on viper and was so free, I as almost falling out, it was so great. best ride of my life
I have never been to magic mountain or knotts and they are definitely my two biggest bucket list parks
I have fond memories going to Magic Mountain. I live in Bay Area but still visit my family in SFV so when I drive down interstate 5 visit i know I'm close to home when I pass the park on the freeway.
I was this summer at Magic Mountain and it was unbelivabal. Im from germany and this park is so diffrent to european Parks. I love Magic Mountain!
Pros: massive coaster collection and cheap annual passes and memberships make multiple visits easy. Cons: kids are pretty much confined to one area and there’s a lack of things to do for the less daring. There’s also not as many flat rides and water rides as there used to be, though Crazanity was a good addition.
Mike Ford yeah. SFMM really needs a kids area expansion. Whistlestop Park has been bland ever since Thomas left, so remove everything there except Magic Flyer (also modify the trains to remove the Percy car and maybe even make it accessible to taller riders) and combine it with Bugs Bunny World to create a larger kids area with more attractions, a better play area, maybe a consistent theme like Camp Snoopy, and maybe even add a fifth coaster (I’d go with an invert) and boom, a decent kids area. Maybe also add more family rides throughout.
Although the next park to get a kids area (if Covid wasn’t a problem) I’m guessing would be Great Adventure, since they just got rid of one of their kids areas along with a coaster for Jersey Devil, so give Road Runner Railway the Woodstock Express.
I don't mind walking because I walk fast but sometimes I do feel that walking to the park entrance can be a pain in butt and a second entrance would be great. I'm at Magic Mountain almost every week with my daughter. I enjoy watching your videos and I would enjoy the chance to run into you some day. I have been going to Magic Mountain for years and I definitely have a lot of memories of rides that use to be there that I've been on including The Galaxy. Actually I remember 5 of us rode that once. Me, my two brothers and my mom and dad. During the ride people were jokingly telling us our chair was breaking during the ride. When the ride operator came to let us out she looked at us in shock because she didn't realize there were 5 of us. The sign on the ride said NO MORE THAN 5 riders at a time.
Last time I visited Magic Mountain was back in the '70s, 1978 I think. What I remember most vividly about visiting it in the Summer was (a) the heat and (b) the altitude. If the one didn't get you, the other did..
I live in europe and when I had the chance to visit six flag magic Mountain in june 2009 my experience sadly wasn't that great. I only managed to ride 4 rides which was mainly due to slow one train operations on a busy friday. I stood 3.5 hours in line for Terminator salvation (I think now its called apocalypse), 3 hours for x2 and another 3 hours for tatsu the last ride the old colossus was the only ride we were able to almost walk on. So we rode it twice. In the end all rides were great and I will never forget how awesome X2 and Tatsu were. But in the end what really disappointed me were the length of the ride. I was used to German parks with coasters having usually pretty long ridetimes. Even if I was standing in line vor 2.5-3 hours for the most hyped coasters I would get ridetimes 90-120 sec out of them. Both X2 and Tatsu disappointed me in that regard, the rides were great but both times when I hit the break run I was like, wait thats it. I waited this long for auch a short ride?
I went to magic mountain for my high school grad night last year, I’m weak at rollercoasters (only really going to Knotts) but twisted colossus was amazing 😔👌 a long, enjoyable and not too scary ride that a ghost rider lover like me enjoyed immensely!
Me and my son’s only visit was right when they went 365, we went mid week in a January and, other than Superman and Goliath being down for maintenance, it was amazing not dealing with lines.
Please consider doing this for other parks! I know you did the reviews already but a pros and cons would be cool too
When I went to MM with my family we took the bus from LA, it was also the week of Christmas so that walk to the bus stop from the park entrance was brutal with how cold and windy it got by 10pm
Its a awesome park, probably could do with some work hear and their, but its still an elite park!
here and there*
miss working there. wont miss the heat
This is my home park to but I live 2 and a half hours away so I go when I can but I went maybe like 5 or 6 times last year I can’t wait till it opens back up to go again 😁 loved this park since I was a kid 💜💜 when you said I guess people love Scream or Goliath like I got offended Goliath is my most favorite ride in the park since I was a kid pretty much 😂
That park could really use a monorail. I've never been to this park but I've been to Kings Island and their parking lot is huge. Every time we visit it's a long walk from the parking lot to the main entrance and back.
cordell ovelton the problem is that Monorails aren’t cheap. There’s a reason why Walt Disney World doesn’t have a monorail going to Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, or Disney Springs.
Top Five Roller Coaster Collections
1: Cedar Point (No-Brainer. Millennium Force, Steel Vengeance, Maverick, Top Thrill Dragster, and Magnum XL-200 all in one park? Instanity.)
2: Six Flags Magic Mountain (Having the most coasters in the world will put you in the top five. If it wasn't for the sheer quality of the coasters at Cedar Point, this would probably be number one.)
3: Hersheypark (The addition of Candymonium gives them a really well rounded collection. They never cared about records. They always focused on building high quality roller coasters and their lineup is elite because of it.)
4: Six Flags Great Adventure (A homer pick, but the El Toro/Nitro combo is one of the best top two of any park, really only bested by Cedar Point and maybe Carowinds. Kingda Ka is a blast, Bizarro is criminally underrated, and Green Lantern is one of the better stand up roller coasters out there. Jersey Devil could potentially push this park into the top three when it opens.)
5: Six Flags Great America (This park really gained some momentum this past decade. The additions of X-Flight, Goliath, and Maxx Force have taken Great America from a great Six Flags park to one of the best parks in the country.)
Nice video mate. Certainly agree with having access to ride down time in advance. We came over from England 9 years ago and had to book in advance and on a particular day to fit in with our movements. Would've been great to see what was open/closed. We missed Superman, Batman and the original Colossus. Thankfully we were 2 months too early for Green Lantern and just in time to ride Deja Vu before it got moved and ruined!
I agree with you on needing a second entrance. The walk to either Magic Mountain or Hurricane Harbor is fine once you get there but it is a long, tiring walk when you leave.
They also need another transportation system at least on west side of the park. Walking up that hill by Goldrusher just to get to Ninja and Superman is murder.
I can not wait to go to this park
I went to SFMM on one of their shorter days right after New Years in 2018. I was disappointed that I didn’t have nearly enough time to ride everything, much less get second rides (except for Twisted Colossus), but overall I was pretty impressed with the park. Everything was running at least two trains except for Full Throttle, and in the afternoon they were able to get TC racing almost every time. I also ended up at Twisted Wiches for lunch and I was surprised by how good it was, especially for a Six Flags park. I just wish I had a few more hours to get over to the back of the park to get on all the coasters. I’d love to do a west coast tour eventually but it’ll be at least another 5 years before I could even think about a big trip like that
Keep up the good work and stay safe everyone! ❤️🎢
lmao the parking! I go like 2 or 3 times a year but the walk to the park from the lot is pretty much part of the experience at this point. You get used to it 😂
Fun fact. That churro cart that I used to work at actually sold stuffed pretzels, but I was only able to cook and sell about 4 at a time before having to call in and ask for more. I would get these pretzels from Big Belly Burger across from the churro cart and for some reason, that shop sold regular salted pretzels, but not stuffed pretzels
I live about 2 minute drive away, just on the other side of the 5. For me a big pro that goes hand in hand with the amount of coasters, is the scaling. I'm very new to coasters. I was terrified of them for years. My bro got a pass to Magic Mountain and started taking me, and it's been VERY easy to climb up, of course starting with the smaller ones like Revolution and Ninja, then being forced onto Twisted Colossus - which is now my favorite ride!!
I'm still working up to the really big ones, and doubt that I'll ever make it to X2, but their selection is perfect for people trying to introduce themselves to "bigger" rides as so many are just like, one step up from the last. I really appreciate that part
Edit: I do miss the log flume though!! I get sad when those go away for coasters, they're great rides in their own rite
The car park reminds me of Alton where you have to walk to it’s entrance. Especially if your in the hotel but there’s a tram so it’s cool however I do it sometimes for my daily exercise when I’m there
Great list. Biggest con is no transportation rides besides Helpful Honda. They knew they needed it when the park was SMALLER than it is today!! Really wish they had a sky bucket or monorail type ride or both again. Or at least another funicular on the riddler side. Sometimes for whatever reason you have to go from back to the front or visa versa for your locker or lunch or whatever, currently itsthe only thing I super don’t like. Besides the sky tower being closed!! I love Scream and Goliath btw...so for me the collection is definitely awesome. Some more trees in some areas would be good, log hammer area now full throttle used to be SO much nicer.
I also live a couple miles from magic, I'd love to meet up and ride a couple rides once this covid crisis is less of a concern!
I used to go to Magic Mountain every birthday as a kid. Then I moved to Saugus and kind of just stopped going. It has been probably more than 25+ years since I have gone.
Twisted, X2 and Goliath are my favorite rides 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
i love seeing my home park on video
If everyone could answer the park surveys and complain about the long uphill walks that would be great. Maybe Six Flags will add a transportation ride, granted it probably would be closed half the time, still would be nice.