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Can someone explain just what Jersey Week is? I can't find much of anything about it online...

Ummm... He said CCI. Anyway, that was just insane. Crazy than the Voyage even.

It is an options.txt cheat. I layed one log flume ontop of the other, with very slight differences. Namely, having the each side go in a different direction at the station to make the double station, and S-bending out of the track just before the final drop so that there are two drops side by side like on a real Arrow flume. Also, EuroTre, I wasn't either. But I DID do my research (I love researching classic coasters, and old Arrow loopers in particular).

Just feed him Thunder Dolphin squid on a stick. He then barfed, but it wasn't the squid that disgusted him...

I know, but I wanted this coaster to be a five looper when first planning the park. Originally, the park was planned to open around 1981, making be only a yeat before Viper, but I moved it up to a 1980 openng, and it is way too late too change it now. Sorry. Anyway, is there really any clear definition of the term "Multilooper"? And actually, I only used the term "Multilooper" instead of just "looper" so he couldn't tell me that Schwarzkopf also made loopers

Vandalize Wikipedia, but admins soon caught on, because Derek was leaving his signature (A small thumbnail picture of Talon's loop) everywhere, so they found Derek, and asked him why he did it. Derek decided to be honest, and told them the horrors of his life story, and they thus decided too...

Looks cool, but you should change the blue. It doesn't fit with the alpine theme you are going for.

Ummm... EuroTre, in the late 70s, who would YOU go to for a good sized multilooper?... -In Character- Well, I really wasn't planning on going today, but a friend of mine came over, and brought the park up, and mentioned that he had snuck into the parking lot to get a better look at the park, and said that he saw large white "blocks of scafolding" rising up. Figuring that it sounded like Arrow looping coaster supports, I wen't down to the park. And the park logo. Looks nice to me. And to end, a nice night shot of Hoosac Tunnel and the sky ride. And into the brakes. This part is a little snappy, but the ride isn't anything I would call rough. This curving dive is the best part of the ride. The slow cliff section... Coming around to lift #2... And now going left... Around and around... Up the first lift (out of two). Around the first of three helices. At the end of the day, I was made an offer I simply couldn't refuse: Take the first ever ride on Hoosac Tunnel! Track and scafolding waiting to be lifted into position. Twisty! Footers and alot of track. The lift hill rising into the sky, and some track pieces. The future station and brakerun track from the future queue line. Now to check out Nor'Easter. This is the final helix. Hoosac Tunnel from ontop of the bridge. The rest of Green Mountains area from the basin. From inside the basin for the final drop, you can see the entire ride. This is the third of the park's big three attractions, an Arrow Hydro Flume named "Papermills Plunge". The structure over the path is a bridge that will carry the ride from the second lift to the station. Just in time to see the first test run of the coaster! Interestingly enough, Jason Helm and the rest of the top brass at OCP Holdings where over by Hoosac Tunnel, and they invited me up to the station...

You need to get rid of the Cobra Roll on the stand-up. Standups can't do cobra rolls for comfort reasons.

I find it somewhat ironic that the park was flooded by a hurricane, and now they are going to put in a waterpark...

Cool trip report. Celebration Center is a place I would like to visit, if only for Sonic Boom. I can't believe that the height restriction for Sonic Boom is only 46", and it's too bad that it such an impractical idea, so there will probably never be another one built. Also, interestingly, your expierence at Lagoon seems to be the polar opposite of the last Lagoon TR that I saw here. Coincidentaly, I believe that the guy who wrote that Lagoon TR was also from Phoenix, Arizona.

If my memory serves me correctly, no. You just need to have your season pass with Joe Cool Club, or you're room card.

Wow, that looks awesome. But, you should make the trains on Bouldur Dash shorter, they should be 6-7 cars not 8.

Fortunatly, I never have and, I also will not ride one in the forseeable future. When was the last time something or someone really let you down?

Seems to me like it is unsafe, it is certainly blatently working around park rules. Although actually riding an Intamin Airtime Machine like that would be pretty much amazing... But don't expect me too do anything like that. I get good enough airtime with the bar in a SAFE position thank you ver much.

Yes, but it has one extra curve that Laser doesn't.

Two SFNE visits and one Cedar Point visit. In the future, I'm almost certainly going to SFNE sometime this month, and I am hoping to get back to CP in October.

I've never been to any waterpark but... That is just a joke. I predict you will hardly be able to walk around.

This park is looking better and better. Windigo looks awesome, and the pretzel loop/bowtie thing in particular, and I really love the totem poles lining the sides off the path.

That this version wouldn't be better, because it is at Knott's, and because it has no lift hill! Instead, it has an electric power system that moves the train through the ride extremly slowly, with absolutly no forces and sickening, painfull amounts of hang time, with a cherry on...

Oblivion

Tore down Silver Bullet and built a Montu clone with an extra...

Ummm... Swamp Fox at Family Kingdom?

Valley Volcano?