u/jambobam

Hey y'all, I used to be a season pass holder eons ago before life got in the way. I haven't been in over a decade, I don't think. But to my delight, my daughter is a roller coaster lover like me. I'm planning on taking her in the next couple weeks. I went on their website to check ticket prices and see so many things that were not a thing back when I was a regular. The meal passes, fast passes, and what is this gold membership? I am overstimulated.

I'm hoping to get some advice on what's worth the money. This will most likely be our only trip for a while, and it's my daughter's first, so I want to get as much enjoyment out of our time and money as possible. I used to just go with the clothes on my back and $5, but I'm an old now, and comfort is worth the money to me at this point. I don't want to be dumb about it, though.

I plan to visit on a Wednesday, that was always my favorite day in terms of low crowds. Is a fast pass worth it? We will 100% be riding every single coaster. We'll be there when the gates open, and wouldn't be surprised if we stay until they kick us out. Does a meal plan make sense for an all day visit? One thing definitely worth the money to me - parking. Is there a smart way to go about getting close-ish parking?

Any and all tips for bang vs. buck is appreciated. Thank you!

Please, anybody, I’m driving myself insane trying to remember the title for two different RH books.

First one: I remember the FMC can’t swim. She is given lessons by one of the MMCs, a mole in their organization sees she’s getting lessons and gives this info to the bad guy. She is later pushed into a river in an attempt to kill her by the bad guy. She’s able to stay above water long enough to be rescued by a boat that came across her. The MMCs are in organized crime of some sort.

Second one: I can’t remember which book this scene is from. The FMC is traumatized and at some point suffers more trauma, she then swallows a bottle of pills in an effort to commit suicide. One of the MMCs sticks his fingers down her throat and is able to get her to throw most of them up. They then rush her to the hospital where another one of the MMCs is able to stop them from keeping her for the required 48hr hold due to his family owning, or maybe being high up in, the hospital. Might be the second book in a series? I read it fairly recently.

I will be forever grateful if anyone is able to figure out these books.