LiveForTheLaunch

Thanks for all the feedback! And no, I'm not a member for NE.. Those guys are just a bit too good! For the person who requested it, here are some screens of some random buildings outside of my park: Part of the shopping outlet. A gas station and a McDonalds A smaller hotel And here's the waterpark for whoever wanted screens of that: Just a heads up, I'm workin on another area of my park right now with a drop tower

^ I'll get ya some piccies of the waterpark tomorrow budddd, thanks for the feedback though! And my computer actually SUCKS, I'm surprised this still works on it actually .

^ Thanks, I was kind of happy with the layout because usually it takes me forever to come up with something I'm satisfied with, but this time I was just kinda messing around with it and it turned out decent. Here are the screenies of the hotel (a lot of stuff is missing because these were taken before I started the actual amusement park etc): The back of the hotel: The road goes over the lake, and there is a parking lot beside the road which has a bridge that leads over to the hotel. Another shot of the lake : Overview of the hotel area so far:

Wow that looks so scary! I hate just riding the Skyride, let alone walking across it, haha. People are crazayy.

Diamondback has some pretty B.A. trains.. I love the fangs on the front. Other than that, nothing really comes to mind.

I couldn't disagree more.. I expected so much from it and it exceeded my expectations.

Okidokes, at your request, here's Outlaw: I have since changed the station and whatnot, so now it has a station fly through which you can see here: And here are some of Adrenaline: There's the entrance area. First drop and such. Little pond, and waterfall. Overview of ride.

^ Thanks! And yeah I have a lot of close up screens, I'll be glad to post some for you, but is there any specific area you would like to see more of?

So, here's my current project that I have been working on since April 2008. I haven't come up with a name for it yet, but here are some aerials.. If there are any particular spots in the park you'd like closeups of, I'll be happy to show them to you. It's still under construction obviously! Overviews: (Mall and soon to be residential stuff) (Park, waterpark, hotel) And here is an overview of just the park: I have layout problems soo, don't laugh.

^ I did read the question, and I know how forums work. I just decided to be stubborn .

Is this done without custom scenery?! Either way, it's absolutely fantastic.. Very realistic, and the stadium is very well done. Nice job

^ Boohoo, someone else listed Impulses so I did too

^ Magnum is soo weird though, it's such a hit or miss coaster. One time I'll go there and it's running so fantastically, being fairly smooth and having great airtime The next time I go, it'll be rough and the roughness just kills anything good it has..

Heyloo, I've been a member for a while but just decided to start posting. I'm a regular on CoasterForce so for whoever goes on there, you should know me. I'm almost 17, I live in Canada, I'm a girl (since people make the mistake of thinking I'm a guy for some reason), and my coaster count is 115. Yay!

Water slides actually have the capability of scaring me more than a lot of coasters. I refuse to go back on any slide that is nothing more than a steep drop into a wedgie-inducing straightaway.. I tried one once and I hated it, so I won't do it again. The other ones I hate are the bodyslides that go into the tunnel/vortex type thing.. I went on one at Kalahari, scraped my back, and the undertow of the pool when you fall out of the vortex is very hard to get out of when you're a bad swimmer. Other than those types of slides, I'm cool with them.

High banked <3 Voyage <3 That's all

The coaster's logo, but honestly, it's not something I have ever paid attention to. As long as the coaster is good, I don't care what they have on the front of the train, haha.

I went on the Skycoaster at Michigan's Adventure by myself, thinking I was all badass and stuff, and I made the mistake of telling the operator that I was scared of being hung up at the top. Well, I got up there, and guess who leaves me hanging for more than a minute? A minute and a half might not sound like a long time, but when you're hanging face down over two hundred feet above the ground, it almost caused me to poo myself . Seriously though, it was an amazing experience, and I don't think I ever screamed louder in my life (I was told twice throughout the park that my scream should definitely be put on America's Funniest Home Videos for those of you who know that show). I don't think it'd be as fun/scary if I did it a second time around, but it's something I'll never forget! The price was a bit hefty, I mean, I paid about $30 for the flight, but then I bought the ORP and the video, so I ended up spending about $60 altogether, but it was worth every penny.

1. Maverick 2. Dragster 3. Millennium Force 4. Magnum 5. Raptor 6. Wicked Twister (only in the back seat, otherwise it sucks) 7. Gemini 8. Blue Streak 9. Mantis 10- Everything else

I'd have to say El Toro, especially the one infamous ejector hill over Rolling Thunder. The other hills are good too, but that one hill is the one that stood out the most for me. Maverick has a few good pops, Diamondback and Behemoth both had a great amount of air, Ravine Flyer two had amazing airtime over the hills it had (especially the one in the tunnel over the road), and Nitro had some good airtime as well. Magnum can be a hit or miss, because although it has good airtime, sometimes the roughness just kills it.. But if it's running trimless, it's fantastic. Phantom's Revenge had great airtime over the hills too, but it just had too few bunny hops for me. If it had a few more I'd say it has some of the best airtime ever. Another coaster that had one of the most amazing moments of airtime I've ever experienced on a coaster is Jack Rabbit in the back seat. That double down was just.. Wow.

The biggest disappointment for me was Kentucky Rumbler. I had heard great things about it, and it looked very good from photos and POV's, but then I rode it and it was just a bunch of fast turns, and not much airtime. The first drop was good, but the rest of the ride was whack.

Alpengeist looks like the best, hands down. It seems to have everything that you need to make a good B&M coaster.. Height, speed, inversions, theming, and landscaping. Talon has always caught my eye too, but as for inverted coasters I have been on, I'd rate them like this (including Impulses and kiddie inverts, of course): 1. B:tR - SFStl -B:tR- SFGAm -B:tR- SFGAdv 2. Raptor 3. Wicked Twister 4. Vertical Velocity 5. Runaway Reptar

Son of Beast hands down, I mean, I heard it was going to be bad, but it was even worse than I thought, and I can tolerate pain pretty well. Second would be Wild Beast at Wonderland, though I think it might have come down to where I sat, it was still a horrible ride. My dad physically came off with a mark on himself from where he slammed into the side of the car. Those are the only two coasters I would really consider rough.. I'm usually not very picky but these two I totally have no desire to ever ride again.