Six Flags New England Drone Shoot. 9/17/16

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Today,  I was able to be a part of Six Flags New England's drone shoot on Superman The Ride.  The event began with participants arriving at 8 am! We were met by Jen McGrath, the parks communication manager, who took our release forms and head-shots. When everybody had arrived, we were led down to Superman The Ride.

When we got to Superman, I was led onto the first train. We got sent through multiple times! It was similar to an ERT session. I must give props to the attendants running the ride at 9am, They put a smile on their face and seemed like they wanted to be there! 


When the general public arrived at 10:30. they were put on the red train, while the Acers on the blue train kept cycling. The crews were hustling! It was great to see. Around 12 is when the shoot ended. I got off with 21 rides under my belt. It was a great time!







Our Splashwater Falls update will  be posted tomorrow, and our interview with Jen McGrath will be done ASAP! 

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