Airtime&Gravity

Great TR, and the night photos were really cool. I don't know what to think about the park though. In some photos it looks nice, but in others, it looks run down.

I miss SFEG, and it was a nice park. It doesn't look like much has changed since last year, and hopefully the owners start to invest in major attractions soon. SFEG was a park that seemed to need one major attraction, and hopefully they get that soon. As for Twister, it is my fifth least favorite coaster, so I don't know what was good about it. Airtime-oww, my ribs-&Gravity

Pretty much any large coaster(150+) or anyone that features a new element scares me. The only coaster I continue to be scared of after I've ridden it is Deja vu.

Legend of Pegleg Sullivan-Allister Airtime-can't get the song out of my head-&Gravity

Not the whole movie Do you like the movie Blues Brothers?

Sometimes Do most reality shows suck?

^We have 3 family coasters, and I doubt we will get a launched or 4d coaster, so that really leaves only a floorless.(although SFGAM could become the park with the most inverts(I think it already holds that title though) with a junior SLC. Happening: Famous Dave's is building a large indoor water park across from GAM.(I didn't believe it at first either) Rumor: Kiddieland closes in 2009 Mt. Olympus will invest in a S&S drop tower in the near future.(well that is more along the lines of a wish and something they should have)

My first coaster was Kiddie Coaster at Como Park when I was 6.

The one that got away-Allister

no? Are you hungry?

This ride looks fun, but it looks like something you might find at Morey's Piers.(see PTR from Robb and Elissa's trip in '04) Europa Park looks like a really nice park, but from the photos, this ride seemed really rushed. Airtime-how many Atlantis rides does the world need?-&Gravity

Wow, that really made my day. Great photos, but too bad the police didn't like you. It was probably just what they were told to do if someone is where no one should really be.(not saying you cant take photos of a ride still on a truck, but to the police, what normal person does?) They were just not taking any chances because of how embarrassed they were after 9/11.

Wow, Troy looks absolutely amazing, and the first drops looks like one of the best on a wooden coaster. GCI has amazed me wither their newest coasters, and Troy looks to be the best one yet.

I don't hear much about this park, and from those photos, it really surprises me. The Flying Aces, while not great, look 1000 times better than the ones at CG. Is Idlewild mainly a kiddie park, or more along the lines of say Lake Compounce, because, I could see a coaster similar to Kentucky Rumbler going there in 5-10 years.?

eh, 1 billion is a really big number, but, yes, I think it could. Do you plan to see 7+ movies this summer?

Pretzel dogs are awesome

Nice photos, and the park looks fairly nice. This might just be me, but the park kind of looks like something a hotel would have in the Dells.(This is not bad, it just looks like a park in an area that has had many trees cut down.(the area in one area looks better though))

I think I remember reading that Disney wanted to build entertainment centers around the world(like DisneyQuest only better), and I think New York City was one of their first locations. I'm not saying Disney did buy it, I'm just saying that it is possible. Here we go:(from Disney news topic) Airtime-At least I'll be going to AL this summer-&Gravity

Wow, how stupid can you be?(well you have to be stupid to rob a store in the first place) I just have to wonder if it was a joke, because if it wasn't, then that is one of the dumbest crooks ever.

^I read that Global Village and some other smaller areas are already up. I think it was somewhere in the skyscraperpage link.

Well, here is what is going there besides the parks. http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=107822 Nice website, but I think one will have to be created for every section, because when the project is complete, there will be way too much for one site.

Here is a POV, and I now understand why most people dislike the coaster. It seems to be a Canadian version of the "it's big, but it doesn't do much" coasters of Japan. http://youtube.com/watch?v=Y1kCdRWU8qY

Great news for Michigan to get a new park, but isn't 160 million a little cheap for what they have planned? Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't GL bought for something like 130 million? It sounds like the developers have some good ideas, and when finished, this could be one of the Midwest's premier parks.

No Have you seen Pirates 3?

Wow, Troy looks incredible, and I thought it would be a near clone of Thunderbird, so this is a nice surprise. Airtime-I thought Toverland was a family park-&Gravity