Dude I love your videos! They’re so enjoyable to watch. Thank you for making fabulous food for my brain. I did kinda miss the other song you used over your B-roll from previous videos. But still 5 star quality!
I appreciate the support! I’m still playing around with what to keep consistent and what not to for these videos. So far, I use the same intro/outro music, but a different B-roll song for each video. This one was so long that I felt like it needed two, since there’s eleven or twelve B-roll sequences. I’ll probably wind up coming back to some of my preferred songs, I just don’t think I want them to be the same every time!
@@MidcourseDiscourse oh yeah while I was rewatching them I noticed that. Anyway, you’re still awesome and you’re already doing an awesome (and in my eyes perfect) job!
Just wanted to say that I really love your editing style and cinematography! I also appreciate the respect for Michigan’s adventure as it’s my home park and it’s full of wonderful memories. I definitely want to revisit Cedar Point tho. Can’t wait for the next video!
I really like the style of your videos, its a nice change from the typical park vlog. What kind if camera do you use? You may have inspired me to start making park videos.
Thanks for the support! I shoot on a Sony FX30, mainly with a Sigma 18-35 lens. Definitely overkill, but I use the camera for work as well! You can definitely get started with a lot less gear. I’d say getting decent audio is just as important if not more so than the image. I’m a nerd for camera stuff, feel free to hit up my Instagram if you want to talk more in depth about it @midcoursediscourse
It was awesome meeting you and discovering your channel! My buddies and I are gonna share that Vengeance evac story for years to come haha Signed, Kings Island hater
Coastermania was interesting. The ERT wasn't very productive, except Magnum. I waited like an idiot for Millie to open before calling it quits after half an hour. Then SteVe broke down with me getting the evac credit off the final brake run in row 1 around midnight. Plus, there was the dinner with that horrible dude that was yelling at Tony over the cancelled boat ride. Those people were throwing ice cubes at me 15 mins before that, prompting me to change seats. Dunno what their problem was. All in all though, I got about 40 rides in that day. I had a ton of fun but they can't run an event as well as Kings Island can. I think I will go again next year even though this is my home park.
Man, I was hoping they at least would’ve gotten you guys off the brake run decently fast, but nope. It’s awesome that you got so many rides, but I agree, I hope the park can improve on providing a reliable and better handled event.
Thanks! And yeah, I’ve probably ridden Gatekeeper on the left a dozen or two times, and only the right side once or twice. Felt like giving it a go, but I definitely prefer the left!
@@MidcourseDiscourse there was one day last year during early entry. I went in different spots. Tried front, hated it both sides. Rode back right, hated it. Back left is the only row for me😁
Ive been attacked by a red winged blackbird while walking the sidewalk between magnum and the beach. It likely had babies in a nearby nest its trying to protect or it wants to use your hair as nesting material 😆
Haha, I just grabbed a shot because of how wild his look is. I wasn’t sure if he worked for the park or something, as I saw him walk up the exit and talk to ops a few times throughout the day.
There is so much blatant abuse of the ada passes at cedar fair parks. I really hope that they adopt the six flags policy on it, and make you have your doctor fill out with a third party that you need it. Would cut back on over 90% of ada passes just handed out like candy at the park. I go to parks with a friend with MS, and is chair/scooter bound, and ever since 2020 when CP dropped the ball with access passes for the big 4 rides, the ada lines went from MAYBE 1 group ahead of you at the exit, to lined up from millie exit all the way back to the photo booth. It's disgusting when we roll my friend up to the line, and she has to wait an hour before she can get her paper signed at Vengeance. The tt2 line was so bad it went from the exit, all the way to the lockers during opening weekend! And the majority of groups in the ada line are 14 year old kids with 3 sheets between 12 people, and they all want to ride together. They're all messing around in line too. You can clearly see that most of them are just abusing the system, and the ironic thing is, that the ada line is sometimes longer than just going through the regular line. Something NEEDS to be done. Six Flags has fixed the problem, and Universal, Dollywood, and more parks are adopting that system. I REALLY hope that the CF parks do too after the merger. It's also not like they don't know about it. E mails have been sent, calls have been made to CP, KI, and CF people, and it's always the same story... "we are looking into ways to fix it". Bullshit they are. They don't care. If they did, six flags has been using that third party system for a few years now. They aren't looking too hard.
@@Spike-sk7ql I'm glad you're speaking up about it. More people need to. The abuse of that system at Cedar Point especially is terrible. It ruins it for people who actually need it, as your experience shows. It also ruins things for all of us in the regular line, who aren't abusing the system, making our wait double what it would be otherwise. I know someone who would put a knee brace on and get an ada pass every time, but can easily walk 10+ miles a day. I guess most Six Flags parks are doing it how you described, but Six Flags over Texas is notorious for just allowing anyone to get an ada pass. I have spoken out about it, but I usually get ignored or told that they probably are disabled in a way that isn't obvious. That's possible with some, but it's too obvious that many of them are abusers.
Definitely. It worsens the experience for absolutely everyone when the system is abused. Reading reports from the few days that TT2 was open, every other post was about how overused ADA access was, and how it genuinely was ruining the day for individuals with genuine needs. As much as I hate the pay-to-win nature of Fast Lane, abusing the ADA system is on an entirely different level of selfish and despicable behavior. As a kid at Disney with a family member who required an ADA pass, we had to verify through state ID, written doctor’s note (which had to be written within a certain period of time). I understand that guest services can easily get overwhelmed, but if you’re going to include a system for guests with disabilities, you NEED to be vigilant about ensuring it is not exploitable.
@@MidcourseDiscourse EXACTLY! 1000% Agree there. That's why I really hope that the CF parks adopt the six flags system where it's a 3rd party, your doctor has to fill out your needs with them, and that's how you get your ada at six flags. Universal has adopted that system, Dollywood too from what I hear. It's absolutely disgusting how people will lie, and abuse a system that's meant for people with problems. It NEVER used to be like this until 2020. I blame CP for this problem. If there was a system in place it would cut down the ada lines by over 90%. Using the ada system from 2010-2019 you would have MAYBE one, sometimes 2 groups ahead of you. Now, there's such a line that at tt2 they were using silver train for ada only!!!! I'm friends with a few of the crew that was working tt2, and one of them told me that the ada line was actually LONGER than the regular line! I have fast lane, and I have it because I can't stand in one spot for a long time. My wife has bad neuropathy so she's the same way. She's also a very hard to control sugar levels diabetic, she's legally blind, she falls up and down stairs. She used to get an ada. Now we were basically forced to buy fast lane because of the abuse of the system. Before 2020 steel vengeance never had a podium at the bottom of the exit to sign passes! They know about it, and they don't do a damn thing about it.
I love the old style feel of your video's it makes them so cool and fun to watch
@@sherrydevowe4026 Thank you!
IM THERE!!!
Wow, fantastic video!!! I felt like you were watching this with me!!!
It’s almost like you were right here!
Dude I love your videos! They’re so enjoyable to watch. Thank you for making fabulous food for my brain. I did kinda miss the other song you used over your B-roll from previous videos. But still 5 star quality!
I appreciate the support! I’m still playing around with what to keep consistent and what not to for these videos. So far, I use the same intro/outro music, but a different B-roll song for each video. This one was so long that I felt like it needed two, since there’s eleven or twelve B-roll sequences.
I’ll probably wind up coming back to some of my preferred songs, I just don’t think I want them to be the same every time!
@@MidcourseDiscourse oh yeah while I was rewatching them I noticed that. Anyway, you’re still awesome and you’re already doing an awesome (and in my eyes perfect) job!
Just wanted to say that I really love your editing style and cinematography! I also appreciate the respect for Michigan’s adventure as it’s my home park and it’s full of wonderful memories. I definitely want to revisit Cedar Point tho. Can’t wait for the next video!
Thank you! I appreciate the support, and Michigan’s Adventure is the bomb, probably at least one more video from there this season still!
Great vid, some of the best park vlogs out there
cant get over how well everything flows in the edit
I appreciate it! Still getting the hang of things :)
I really like the style of your videos, its a nice change from the typical park vlog. What kind if camera do you use? You may have inspired me to start making park videos.
Thanks for the support! I shoot on a Sony FX30, mainly with a Sigma 18-35 lens. Definitely overkill, but I use the camera for work as well! You can definitely get started with a lot less gear. I’d say getting decent audio is just as important if not more so than the image. I’m a nerd for camera stuff, feel free to hit up my Instagram if you want to talk more in depth about it @midcoursediscourse
Maverick is my absolute favorite ride there, especially when it’s not shut down! 😁
Maverick is insanity. You been there since Steel Vengeance opened? We need to hit up the park asap!
This quality is amazing. 12:08 Also Rougarou To MI Adventure PLS 🙏
Thanks! And I’d take anything for MiAdv at this point 😂
YES!!!! PLEEEEEEASE, take it! We don't want it at CP anymore. Take that, and we can have a good, modern woodie.
It was awesome meeting you and discovering your channel! My buddies and I are gonna share that Vengeance evac story for years to come haha
Signed, Kings Island hater
Bro spent half the Maverick line absolutely hating on King’s Island… dope meeting you!
GREAT VID. Looking forward to your future review of TT2
Thanks! Planning on getting back out to the park once it opens up :)
idk about everybody else, but i personally had a great time at coastermania!
Same here! Even with the hiccups, I had one of the best days I’ve had at the park.
@@MidcourseDiscourse Also funny story, I know the kids that popped in the vlog! Pretty small world 😂
Coastermania was interesting. The ERT wasn't very productive, except Magnum. I waited like an idiot for Millie to open before calling it quits after half an hour. Then SteVe broke down with me getting the evac credit off the final brake run in row 1 around midnight. Plus, there was the dinner with that horrible dude that was yelling at Tony over the cancelled boat ride. Those people were throwing ice cubes at me 15 mins before that, prompting me to change seats. Dunno what their problem was. All in all though, I got about 40 rides in that day. I had a ton of fun but they can't run an event as well as Kings Island can. I think I will go again next year even though this is my home park.
Man, I was hoping they at least would’ve gotten you guys off the brake run decently fast, but nope. It’s awesome that you got so many rides, but I agree, I hope the park can improve on providing a reliable and better handled event.
You got the row right, but wrong side on Gatekeeper. Back left is the best seat on the train. Cool meeting you at the Vengeance walkback.
Thanks! And yeah, I’ve probably ridden Gatekeeper on the left a dozen or two times, and only the right side once or twice. Felt like giving it a go, but I definitely prefer the left!
@@MidcourseDiscourse there was one day last year during early entry. I went in different spots. Tried front, hated it both sides. Rode back right, hated it. Back left is the only row for me😁
it was nice meeting you and trent back by SteVe
I was sitting across from you during the q&a!
@@parkgirladdie3922 small world!
My guess is, CP_Sparrow24 is probably a subscriber and wanted to know your top 20? /s
Callin bro Hawkeye the way he don’t miss
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12:44 yooo that’s me in the gray
WHAT'S GOODY GOOD ⁉
Ive been attacked by a red winged blackbird while walking the sidewalk between magnum and the beach. It likely had babies in a nearby nest its trying to protect or it wants to use your hair as nesting material 😆
The third bird attack was exactly that, red-winged blackbird by the beach!
@@MidcourseDiscourse omg, what if we were attacked by the same territorial bird?! haha
Come to Six Flags Great America next
I’ve only been once, and wasn’t able to get on everything I was hoping to. I’d love to make it out before the summer is over!
16:24 that guy is such a schmuck he gets an alternate access pass just to skip the lines but also has a fast lane
Haha, I just grabbed a shot because of how wild his look is. I wasn’t sure if he worked for the park or something, as I saw him walk up the exit and talk to ops a few times throughout the day.
There is so much blatant abuse of the ada passes at cedar fair parks. I really hope that they adopt the six flags policy on it, and make you have your doctor fill out with a third party that you need it. Would cut back on over 90% of ada passes just handed out like candy at the park. I go to parks with a friend with MS, and is chair/scooter bound, and ever since 2020 when CP dropped the ball with access passes for the big 4 rides, the ada lines went from MAYBE 1 group ahead of you at the exit, to lined up from millie exit all the way back to the photo booth. It's disgusting when we roll my friend up to the line, and she has to wait an hour before she can get her paper signed at Vengeance. The tt2 line was so bad it went from the exit, all the way to the lockers during opening weekend! And the majority of groups in the ada line are 14 year old kids with 3 sheets between 12 people, and they all want to ride together. They're all messing around in line too. You can clearly see that most of them are just abusing the system, and the ironic thing is, that the ada line is sometimes longer than just going through the regular line. Something NEEDS to be done. Six Flags has fixed the problem, and Universal, Dollywood, and more parks are adopting that system. I REALLY hope that the CF parks do too after the merger. It's also not like they don't know about it. E mails have been sent, calls have been made to CP, KI, and CF people, and it's always the same story... "we are looking into ways to fix it". Bullshit they are. They don't care. If they did, six flags has been using that third party system for a few years now. They aren't looking too hard.
@@Spike-sk7ql I'm glad you're speaking up about it. More people need to. The abuse of that system at Cedar Point especially is terrible. It ruins it for people who actually need it, as your experience shows. It also ruins things for all of us in the regular line, who aren't abusing the system, making our wait double what it would be otherwise. I know someone who would put a knee brace on and get an ada pass every time, but can easily walk 10+ miles a day. I guess most Six Flags parks are doing it how you described, but Six Flags over Texas is notorious for just allowing anyone to get an ada pass. I have spoken out about it, but I usually get ignored or told that they probably are disabled in a way that isn't obvious. That's possible with some, but it's too obvious that many of them are abusers.
Definitely. It worsens the experience for absolutely everyone when the system is abused. Reading reports from the few days that TT2 was open, every other post was about how overused ADA access was, and how it genuinely was ruining the day for individuals with genuine needs. As much as I hate the pay-to-win nature of Fast Lane, abusing the ADA system is on an entirely different level of selfish and despicable behavior. As a kid at Disney with a family member who required an ADA pass, we had to verify through state ID, written doctor’s note (which had to be written within a certain period of time). I understand that guest services can easily get overwhelmed, but if you’re going to include a system for guests with disabilities, you NEED to be vigilant about ensuring it is not exploitable.
@@MidcourseDiscourse EXACTLY! 1000% Agree there. That's why I really hope that the CF parks adopt the six flags system where it's a 3rd party, your doctor has to fill out your needs with them, and that's how you get your ada at six flags. Universal has adopted that system, Dollywood too from what I hear. It's absolutely disgusting how people will lie, and abuse a system that's meant for people with problems. It NEVER used to be like this until 2020. I blame CP for this problem. If there was a system in place it would cut down the ada lines by over 90%. Using the ada system from 2010-2019 you would have MAYBE one, sometimes 2 groups ahead of you. Now, there's such a line that at tt2 they were using silver train for ada only!!!! I'm friends with a few of the crew that was working tt2, and one of them told me that the ada line was actually LONGER than the regular line! I have fast lane, and I have it because I can't stand in one spot for a long time. My wife has bad neuropathy so she's the same way. She's also a very hard to control sugar levels diabetic, she's legally blind, she falls up and down stairs. She used to get an ada. Now we were basically forced to buy fast lane because of the abuse of the system. Before 2020 steel vengeance never had a podium at the bottom of the exit to sign passes! They know about it, and they don't do a damn thing about it.
are you allowed to have a fanny pack on while riding rides?
Yes actually! I had a full on camera bag, so I was mostly using lockers, but I saw several people riding with fanny packs no problem!
this man is so fine im falling in love and im 5 minutes in
New video coming soon??? Its been awhile