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They pulled the wheel down with cables a while back

^ Agreed on all counts

I want to say it is S&S

Big Shot on the Stratosphere is certainly stands out in my mind

That building is the former IMAX Pictorium, though I doubt it will ever re-open as a ride ever again. I heard it was used for storage right now. Plus, a dark ride would be hard to fit in there. I have also hear the building has some water issues as well

Will we see the flyers made available to replace aging trains on existing wooden coasters ?

Do you feel with today's technology it would be possible to rebuild the Harry Traver Cyclone/Lightning Roller Coasters without deviating from the original track layout?

If the forecasts are accurate Cedar Point my have a problem as well . . . I can tell for sure from the webcam but it looks like the park may already be underwater

Ok here is one of my favorite pieces . . . From the train of the legendary Wildcat once at Idora Park

I must admit the view from High Roller in Las Vegas at night was pretty nice as well but nothing compared to this

That parks location is second to none, the way the have managed to place the coasters around the edges is amazing. Even Dragon is worth the pain just for the views it provides

Hell yes these are the best views from a roller coaster - nothing else can even compare

Squid on a stick, anyone? THATS HOT!!!

I have downloaded it and love it Thank you for taking the time to make an app simply for our enjoyment It is much appreciated

^^ I totally remember those I believe they were in the approximate area that is now occupied by Fireball but I could be wrong

^ or Morgans don't forget Morgans !!!

True but the older GCI coasters are quite different from the newer ones

Wait . . . "Two trains will accommodate 24 passengers each (four riders per car and six cars per train) " It that a typo or are they not using Millie Flyers?

Yes the Jet Star was relocated to a park in (Thrillville) Oregon, when that park closed it sat idle for a time before vanishing . . . no one seems to be 100% certain if it were scrapped or if it is possibly in storage somewhere . . . its a big mystery

Like I said maybe the SUF at SFDK was a prototype for something much much larger ...

Well looking at what SFDK opened this year I would expect something along the same lines just much larger

Hmmmmmmm Think Hydra . . . 7 heads = 7 inversions

^ Correct

My entry for original and edited :

Some randomness from Paragon Park