christianscoasters

Outside of the park, on your way up to the toll booths, I saw some house construction sign up. It was right by X. Do you know if they're REALLY making a housing development RIGHT by SFMM? Cause if they were, I would so live there seems how X is 20 feet from the drive.

It ain't silly! That was a GREAT movie!

Wild West World was the exact same. He wanted a FAMILY park, but didn't make "thrilling" thrill rides. Now some of the family is, in a way, left out.

^It's not as easy as it sounds.

Oh great... IDK if this has been mentioned before, but GL still has Dominator on their site. You'd think it'd be off by now.

^^They have to be true. Why would they put something everyone hates into a big slogan and then not do it? If they're not going to do it, then why would they show it? Anyway, when I rode Deja Vu, We had to squeeze into the small space between rows to get to the outside seats. I really wished to have ridden with my family, and not by myself. Hopefully this seating will be better cause you can see the people on the outside seats unlike Vekoma's trains. But B&M, why? Seriously? Does it HAVE to come to this? STUPID TRIMS!!! What is the point? And why does Cedar Fair do it? It only makes the ride worse!

Wild West World played the same songs over and over all day. It was mostly carrie underwood. Particularly "before he cheats". It was really annoying.

--I know I'm gonna get bashed for this-- When I was at SFMM, I thought RR was VERY overrated. We got off of it thinking "eh, whatever." It's not that we didn't like it cause it wasn't "man-friendly", but the ride itself was just OK. Nothing special. Next was B:TR and OMG that thing was intense! It's in my top 10 (which doesn't mean much cause I've only been on 40 coasters).

^Viper was actually really great when I went. This was my first Arrow mega-looper, and I figured, nothing can be rougher than X, so lets give this a try. Well, the station was empty (literally, we were the ONLY ones riding for like 8 times!) so we got in the front. It was VERY smooth! I loved it! It was a very enjoyable ride. The back seat, not so much. That was a little too rough for my taste. Still not as rough as X.

--Speaking of Deja Vu-- When I rode it, I was really dissapointed that the cars were in a 'V' shape. We had to sit on the outside seats so I wasn't with my dad. Another thing, when you're on the inside seats, you're really close to the car in front of you. When we were first going up the back spike, I was very scared. It felt weird looking vertical going up. Then the drop came. Wow. But remember. This ride has Vekoma-ness. It wasn't brutal, but it wasn't smooth. We got off the ride thinking, "Eh, nothing special". We may have done it again if there wasn't a line, but that's only to see if we can sit in the inside seats.

Square wheels?!?! WTF?!?!?

^^^^^Thanx for clarifying! Got it now!

Okay, to set the record straight: -CW says that Canada has never seen anything like it. This means: -No hyper. La Ronde has one -No invert. CW has an SLC and La Ronde has a Batman (I think) -No flyer. CW has a so-called flying coaster (Torture-Device) -No standing. CW has one and so does La Ronde -No sitting coaster. Their is sitting coasters everywhere. Not necessarily in Canada, but they have sit-down looping coasters. -All that's left is: -A diving machine. Everyone here is saying "The supports are too small!". Well, look at Oblivion. Its supports are small. (At least on B&M's website). Canada hasn't seen anything like it. -A floorless. Canada has no floorless coaster. All I can say is that it MUST be a diving machine or a floorless.

She should have thought about this. It's obviously worth more than $5 right? Ten also. But then you gotta consider this. Theme park prices are expensive for everything. We payed $10 at SFMM for some picture frame that still had Psyclone on it and not Tatsu. WTF!?!? Anyway, after you count labor, parts, shipping, etc., $20 is a VERY good price.

I have my money sitting right next to me. I'm currently on BG's website refreshing the page, waiting for the product to be available for purchase (even though it probably won't be for a while).

^^YAY!!! I was hoping for a desktop kinda thing since I don't have a CD inverted coaster set. I would have got one, but my model Six Flags is HO scale instead of O. Anyway, I'm planning on buying two of the model trains. One Griffon, and then I think I'll paint one SheiKra. These things are so awesome, especially for $20. That is one hell of a deal!

Now that I think about it, that second picture kinda looks like an immelman.

That second picture kinda looks like a zero-g-roll. If it was, sorry. No hyper this time. And the supports are very skinny. I really want to know soon!

^I don't have a set either, but the train would look good as a desktop decoration or something like that. I WILL buy one. I'm going to look on the site now. **Goes to Busch Gardens website** Dammit! Not yet. Oh well, I guess I could wait a little bit. CD, could you tell me exactly when you are releasing them? I'm very anxious for these!

^What I'm talking about, is that a certain place will have a ride, and halfway across the world, there is the same ride, so they use a photo of it instead of taking their own. Laziness... Like for Tatsu, they used S:UF in some commercial I saw on YouTube. Thing is, they don't have any other B&M flyers except for Air and that Crystal Wings ride. So I understand. But here, using a 3-D rendition of an inverted coaster in Missouri? When they already have a real one? At Canada's Wonderland? It makes no sense?!?!

^Why can't they just film their own rides instead of being lazy and taking some ride halfway across the country saying that this is this or that is that. I think the worst example was when SFMM used SFOG's Ninja and called it their Ninja. I may have accidently flip-flopped the coasters, but you get the point.

I think the only coaster I've been on that is now defunct is the Orient Express at WOF. I'm GLAD they got rid of it! May be even rougher than X

I almost lost one of my shoes on SCREAM! Since it's a B&M floorless, it's probably a good thing that it stayed on.

--Counting layovers and 'drive' throughs-- I have been to Oklahoma Texas Colorado Nevada California Missouri Iowa Wisconsin Illinios Minnesota Arkansas (OMG) Nebraska Arizona Kansas We were in Amarillo, Texas and decided to go to New Mexico since it was an hour away, but the rain pretty much forced us to pull over, so that was out.

Two things: The owner (Thomas Etherege) has left town and no one knows where he's at. The park's website (wildwestworld.net) is now down. It says it's for maintenance, but obviously not.