snuggles

no.

No.

This coaster is defunct, Wood, and 65 feet tall. have fun.

american eagle?

lol...Good idea to go opening day, a weekday in the summer is best for going . But the only thing that matters is that the park stays open, and the coaster opens.

Especially a ride with barely any ventilation... And a darkride at that!

you beat me but since i knew the element do i get it?

i think its called moonsalt scrambler

That strange thing in fuji-q highland, with the pretzel loop/kamikaze curve thing, i'm not sure of the name.

Did you get to walk all over it? like a walkback type thing?

My park would be classicland. Coasters: recreations of classic 6 seater PTC wood coasters, some NAD wooden coasters, one of those little kiddie coaster like "high speed thrill coaster" Rides: a few pretzel darkrides, some bill tracy darkrides round-up,scrambler, paratrooper, ferris wheel, swings, carousel, anything cool.

Yes, they did reopen. Everything was open except the coaster. They lost about 500,000$ repairing the park, and still plan to open next year. The coaster is supposed to get a new ALL WHITE paintjob, and it was renamed "nightmare". The concession building has a new roof/front thing, and the whacky shack doesn't smell like pee anymore. All the flat rides ran strong like they should, and the coaster has LOTS and LOTS of new wood, and still has the original skid brakes, and will be running 2 trains on the coaster next year. There is one train that was refurbished in about 1996 or so, and the 2nd train is one that sat on the storage track for a long time, and was pretty beat up looking.

Did you know this topic is really old? Yeah, the coaster is the best at night in the back seat. I remember being in the parking lot one day, and the wheels were about 4 inches off the track, and it was riding the upstops through the hills

The zipline looks really fun. Why don't you use the lipstick cam everyday on yourself robb?

I enjoyed timberwolf at one time. The 2nd time i was all "ouch..." then the third i got massive airtime, so its my top now

93/100. I hve NO LIFE.

Joyland In wichita kansas.... Home of the PROTOTYPE bill tracy whacky shack, and the 1st CP huntington train

On hilly country roads, there is a road to missouri tha drops down really fast, and when you go down it, anything like a kleenex box, or drink will fly up

Just so you all know, Steel dragon 2000 has been moved there.

Nightmare

I underestimated timberwolf at night. In the day, its almost airtime-less, and rough, but at night its a bat out of hell! I literally got bruises on my lap from hitting the lapbar, and nearly crapped myself from getting jostled around so much.

Roller Coaster

Joyland roller coaster. Built 1949, ridden 2003, walked on it 2006. currently SBNO due to a bogus inspection report.

They SLC should have the cool new vekoma trains

A classic coaster gone