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It won't be 0-100 as it will most likely be a rolling launch. Probably something like 25-100 in 1.6 seconds.

The one in Romon World will be a Kanonen clone, just with a lift hill and drop before the top hat instead of a launch. Since there is more space avalible for it, some of the transitions have been worked out to provide a better ride. Really? You have 2 coasters for this park. You have 2 coasters for Cincinnati World, Italy. 10-inversion coaster for Hopi Hari. 10-inversion coaster for Chongqing Safari Park (this is the only one there are no pictures of so far). Fly Rider for victory Kingdom. Moto coaster for Djurs Sommerland. That's 8 coaster you can follow, that's more than what they usually builds in an off season.

Are they so horrible there not worth the credit?

I can only imagine the amount of coaster enthusiast's that will start to pop up in china, and the amount of online forums they will have in a few years. Maybe that could be something for TPR? Get somebody that knows Chinese to help you start up a Chinese division of the site? Or maybe it's just to much work, I really don't have a clue, but it's always good to be first with something.

Yes I do, I should have written it, but I thought it was obvious.

As said earlier, there is 7 millions people living in the area, and there's another 8 million living 3 hours away in the country's capital. Plus Malaysia & Singapore gets a lot of tourism from China, Japan and even Australia. Not to mention all the backpacking people in the area. This park can be a huge success for Six Flags, if done right. I love Malaysia. it's defiantly the most evolved and western style (except for Thailand) country in the region.

Just curious, how well did the new pipe rider do this season?

Hersheypark knew exactly what they were getting when building Skyrush.

Let's not forget that putting inversions on a ride also makes a fair amount of people not wanna ride it.

If you read his post again, then you can see that it's more towards the way people are talking to each other on the internet, rather than the videos. I personally love TPR videos, and will continue to do so.

GG wood coaster announced in 3-2-1..

Here's how a wave pool looks like under construction.

I love hang time. There's such an awesome feeling going over the top on a Maurer Skyloop with both hands in the air. I have however had a bad experience once on a booster ride, but that was due to very bad and minimalistic restraints.

Is it confirmed that the new slides are for the Proslide complex, and not for the play structure?

Intamin has now been confirmed to be the manufacter of Chiapas.

Looks like these slide types are what's missing from the boardwalk.

Considering all the problems with Kingda Ka's testing, and just how hard it was for them to get the ride to clear the top hat, I really wonder who would be willing to buy a taller one. Probably someone in China.

Considering ProSlide aren't providing anything for the announced water parks in Vegas, I really doubt that's what they are doing.

If anyone's still interested, the worlds biggest wave pool is in Malaysia's Sunway Lagoon. It's built inside a lake, and it is so damn huge I didn't realized it was a wave pool at first. It measures 139,800 square feet (13,000 square meters).

The one in Djurs is still going, but it had some pretty long down time this year.

The plans were very much approved, the neighbors to the park got the plans cancelled afterwards. ?? If something is approved, how can it then be cancelled afterwards by the neighbours? Surely this is what the planning approval stage is for? Because they raised hell about it, witch in the end made the politicians retract the approval.

The plans were very much approved, the neighbors to the park got the plans cancelled afterwards.

Yeah, the park look really crappy from the pictures Ive seen of of it, but I'm gonna try to go there on my planned China trip this spring, only because I really like the look of this new Intamin!

Some Intamin love for ya all

Confirmed Star Flyer, with loading platform!