Airtime&Gravity

This coaster looks amazing, and even close to some Disney rides. It is nice that it finally opened, and the ride looks like a lot of fun. Hopefully Kumbak(the company who built this) will build one in the states.

The new front page looks a lot better than the old one.You can easily tell what is going on around the industry and the site. The e-mail Dan feature and site history are nice new features.(not that emailing Dan is new)

Flypaper-Allister

Even though it is a clone, this looks like a good coaster. The theme is respectable(not great, but better than most CF coasters) with the exception of the helicopter. While the layout could have been better, it is nice to see this park finally getting a new coaster.

Ragin Cajun is listed as a Max intense ride?! I really like the new site, and it is easier to navigate. There is a lot of useful information, and it is a great improvement over the old site.

The dells will be getting a new indoor park called Knucklehead's Bowling & Family Entertainment Center, and it will feature family rides, a coaster, and other attractions. This is being built by the same people who built Noah's Ark, and the hotel that is now Great Wolf Lodge. Having sold both businesses, they have decided to build an indoor park. The coaster will be a Zamperla mini mouse, and some attractions will be: bumper cars, go karts, and a 3-D theater. This place looks like it could be really nice, and hopefully it isn't built in a giant shed like some other park. http://www.dellsknuckleheads.com/

Why the hell do they continue to complain?! Did they not notice the theme park when they moved next to it? What is even more insane is that the court rules in their favor, and they continue to complain.

It really depends on the coaster as they all give different experiences, but I usually try to sit in the middle.(except on Avalanche) The middle gives the best of both worlds, and on some coasters, the airtime is better there.

Don't worry what people think, they don't do it much

The ride looks decent, and it should be fun, but I doubt it will be a big drop. I think they will use a system like the tomb ride at the Luxor, and the actual drop may be as twenty feet. However, the drop will seem a lot higher, but maybe it will be a decent size drop.

Happy birthday Elissa, and good luck with Kristen.

Very nice photo TR, and one of the best I've seen in a while. Some of the photos and captions are better than Robb's. Best photo

Rampage

Way Away-Yellow Card

Almost-Bowling for Soup

My philosophy on exercise-No pain...good.

I thought that the Racer and Giant Dipper were already landmarks, but at least they get landmark status even if it means nothing. I still don't get the award for blue streak since many coasters fit that, but ACE does a lot of weird stuff.

Instead of all things in moderation, shouldn't it be some things in moderation?

Racecars-Allister

Well if you know where to ride, the G-trains aren't that bad. Sure they still are not as good as PTC, but they have to be better than the Premier trains. I give this coaster two years until it is redone. I doubt it will be torn down, but in a few years, maybe CF will retrack this coaster, and give it new trains. Airtime-this will hurt-&Gravity

^Kidtums even looks a little like Ryan, and in the second photo she is attempting "pound it". Congratulations you two, and good luck with your new lives.

Why is it called the "Department of the Interior" when everything it is in charge of is outside?

PTC and CCI wooden coasters seem to give the most airtime, but Avalanche at Timber Falls gives the most with Viper(SFGAM) a close second.

Worst Day Ever-Simple Plan

These Gerstlauer spinning coasters seem really popular with the GP, and I doubt that this will be an exception. The design looks fun, and it looks like it will have good airtime on some hills. My only complaint is that I don't think there enough turns for a spinning coaster like this. Look at Dragons Fury or Timberland Twister, those are filled with turns., but this one seems straight forward with out many turns.