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the concept drawings look pretty damn awsome.if the park turns out half as good as the art it will look great.

vortex at pki

i refuse to ride any sort of drop tower.im not scared of heights, i guess its just the idea of fall straight down, legs first.i hope one day i can overcome my fear and ride one, cause i say i would love them if i could just do it once.but i honestly dont see me overcoming my fair of them for at least a long time. the idea of slingshots freak me out too.

launched coasters in my opinion are more of a novelty.sure they can be extremely fun, but given the choice i would much rather have the good old lift hill.it seems like i will reride a coaster with a lift hill 5 times as much as compared to a launched coaster. and from a parks point of view, i dont see why any would want more than one launched coaster due to their reliability.sure, it might be the faster/tallest coaster in the world, but whats the point when its down every other day?

this looks like it shall be amazing.cant wait to go to bge next year..anyone know what they mean by "climbing carousel" though?or is this a new fancy term b&m uses for helixs?

i was at DW just a couple weeks ago, and Tn Tornado is running smooth as ever.such a great Arrow, managed to get around 11 rides on it. got around at least 15 rides on Thunderhead, and i do believe front seat gets much more airtime than the backseat.strange. as for Timber Tower, i found it rather lame.not only is it slow and rather boring, it is definately a nut buster.not a very guy friendly ride.they should also remove those "you may get wet" signs as i dont see how its possible to get wet on the ride.i may have got a little mist on my shoe, but thats it. great photos tho!oh and this is my first post, horray!