the ghost

Go for Socal. Less driving and to be honest it's easy to adjust to driving on the wrong side of the road. Not only is there SFMM, Knotts but USH, Sea World, DCA and DL, plus Santa Monica Pier. Plenty of credits and you get to experience the Hollywood Thang. If you've got 10 days, then why not combine with Vegas - fly or drive? Of course Cedar Point is far more superior to SFMM but why not do that when our economy gets better. Lol Henry Ford was an American and invented the car in America so we get to choose which side is right.(Its ares) But in all seriousness and in keeping on topic I also suggest So Cal(being a So Cal Native myself) You can tour the movie sets at Universal( I have a friend who when he first came from Switzerland to the states said the sets were awesome.) We have DCA and Screamin is awesome. Magic Mountain is awesome and Terminator will be open by then. Now for the real reason I thought I should open this thread back up. You should come as late into September as possible (preferably early October) because So Cal is probably home to the second and third best haunts in the world after HHN Orlando. We have Knotts Scary Farm( Semi ghetto but a lot to see and do) We also have HHN Hollywood( not as many offerings as Knott's but completely top notch.) We also have fright fest at SFMM which is only a five dollar upcharge from normal admission. If haunts aren't really your thing this is still an awesome time to go because everyone will be in school. (including myself ) PM me if you decide to go to DCA or Disneyland and we can meet up. Also their are many TPR members who are cast members (ECZenith is one I know for sure) and a lot who used to be cast members (Including Robb) so they will have the best info. If you are unable to go to Europe you should go to Germany. they have Winja's, Expedition Geforce, Black Mamba, Colosus, Europa Park (rated TPR's best European park) The new Mack launch prototype. Mamut. Heiße Fahrt (Klottie Coaster), and the Nautic Jet. OMG Now I really want to go to Germany( So many awesome coasters in one country.)

I like that mini coaster, family lopper. I can give you some credit for that drop tunnel though. I like it! -Matthew.K Thanks, I really thought that the building was a nice touch also. It was kind of an accident cause I put the support thing on top of the coaster instead of underneath for supports. I decided to keep it and am enjoying how it turned out. The Schwarzkoph looks very realistic! andre8 Thanks Andre. Expect an update tonight or tomorrow. The Ghost

Thanks Matt. As said before I don't like building rides so compact and there was not too much I could do with a medieval theme.

First of all thanks guys, your awesome. I have decided to postpone the park posted above because I'm working on another project that I really enjoy so this will be postponed. However it will be in the wooden roller coaster section in my ride catalog.

Here's my coaster called Castle Crasher. Its not very good because I hate super compact woodies. Even in my other parks my GCI's are not this compact. Challenge to End All Challenges.SV6 Enjoy SCR20.BMP It looks a little better from this angle though.

Here is an exclusive sneak peek at my other new park which will be premiering soon. I will be like Stephen and have 2 parks. This park includes CS and this is a picture of my newest GCI roller coaster called splinter. Is this less blocky than my other work? The station is nearing completion but is not yet done. Also this coaster will be updated in my Ghosters ride catalog so the download will be available for all. SCR19.BMP

Don't worry guys, I am going to be doing two parks and the second one will be coming out very shortly. This park is going to be no CS as I have never done a no CS park and been a good designer at the same time. My newest park which will include CS will be much more beautiful and elaborate, but for the time being I'm having fun. Now for the real reason I am online right now. I have just uncovered a shot of the parks third roller coaster. The name so far is unknown and it is a Anton Schwarzkopf model and is a tribute to one of the best steel coaster designers ever. SCR18.BMP Here is the coaster. Please comment

Ill give it a try.

ouch TLM that was kind of cold : I mean thanks for the criticism and I totally respect your opinions and will work on the buildings. That was kind of cold though.

Thank you so much. This is definitly my best work so far. If you would like I was going to start a coaster catalog( Some custom and some slightly modified re-creations) and would be glad to include Fierce in the download pack. The pack will start either later tonight or tomorrow.

Tussaud's Entertainment Group(owner of Thorpe Park, Chessington, and many other successful European Parks) has finally decided to build a theme park in the USA. The park will be located in California and is said to be California's largest and most beautiful theme park besides Disneyland. So far very few details have been released besides two roller coaster pictures as well as some exclusive shots . There will be more information soon as soon and as soon as it is released I will get the pictures up soon. Please give me some comments and criticism. SCR8.BMP Coming Soon!!!! SCR9.BMP This is the parks scenic railway. I don't know who built it. SCR14.BMP cool and beautiful tunnel. SCR16.BMP I'm pretty sure these are the best coaster ratings I have ever received. I put a lot of work into this and it is pretty well themed. SCR11.BMP Here is the parks custom GCI. Its called fierce because of the fierce ride it produces. SCR7.BMP Anyone notice anything strange about the supports? SCR3.BMP Wow, what a nice looking station. I wonder what the rest of the ride looks like? SCR1.BMP The path to this park is awesome looking. I really think guests will like it. logo

Mines Clown Nightmare. I wont ever really be on until after Christmas because I currently do not have a modem. When I get the live just request and Ill say yes. I am hopefully getting left for dead and gh4 so I am totally willing to kick any ones butt or team up online.

That's impressive.

Expedition G Force

great so far.

For the last 2 days I have been going to Disneyland/DCA and have been very glad so far as to what has been going on. DCA First We went to DCA as my friend is from Nor Cal but has only ever been to Disney world so he has not been on Screamin and last time he was a Disney world mania was not open. Christmas Decorations are already going up and it is starting to feel a lot like Christmas. Screamin gave an awesome ride as usual in the back car. My friend was not ready for the ejector airtime after the boost as well as the ejector airtime after the break run after the loop. He even says its much better than Rockin Roller Coaster. Mania was awesome and I always get the beaver prize. The line control was not very good though. For some reason they did not use the area across the street for the excess line. We were going to ride TOT but there was a 70 minute wait, the longest I have ever seen for Tower of Terror. We then rode monsters which is okay, but we only rode because they don't have it in Florida. I believe Construction has started on Little Mermaid as I have seen no line or people going near the building. We fast passed Indy and went to dinner We then ate dinner at the Rain Forest Cafe at Downtown Disney. Downtown Disney is already pretty decked out for the holidays so there were already ornaments in the trees. [/b] Part 2 Disneyland We took the monorail back to Disneyland but while we were going over California Adventure I am happy to announce that cars land seems to be in its very early stages. We also saw some Christmas Decorations that had not been put up yet. We went on the Tomorrow Land side of the Matter horn which in my opinion is the far superior side. The two drops towards the end after the second Yettie encounter are crazy steep and awesome. We then hit up Haunted Holiday. I am kind of a Nightmare nerd and consider it to be one of my favorite movies and have ridden it four times since opening. My friend has never experienced in Florida (if they even have it) and liked it a lot. I love the mirrors where the kids pop out at you at the end of the ride. We then saw Fantasmic which in my opinion is the best show offered at any theme park.( I have never seen Bill and Ted) I love everything about it. I love the snake and the heffalumps as well as the on water projection. We then went on Pirates which was hillarious because he was not prepared for the pirates and for the first half of the ride kept asking where the pirates were. Thunder Mountain was next. It was running great like every Disney ride I have ever experienced and contrary to belief said that the California version was better than the Florida version. We then went on the severely messed up kiddie rides Pinochio and Snow White. Both of which are rather dark and pretty scary. We then rode Alice which according to my youth pastor is one of the five kiddie rides his 2 year old daughter is not totally scared of( Not counting buzz or pooh). Disneyland has the most intense dark rides ever. We then went on Indy which amazingly only had a 15 minute wait. It was great. The last ride was space Mountain which gave a great fast ride. The End. Next Time Ill have pictures.

That looks awesome. Amazing work.

Wait is it the first ever launched Euro Fighter or is it just something like a Eurofighter like the other Gerstlauer launched coasters. I wonder if the launch comes before or after the more than vertical drop.

California girl we love yo but lets get ****** up. I don't know how to do screenshots.

The first roller coaster I remember was thunder mountain when I was like 5 but I may have had a traumatic experience with Matterhorn when I was younger. I still find that to be the scariest ride in the world and am still slightly scared of the yeti. My first looper was revolution at SFMM.

Same thing happaned with Cornstaulkers. People walking around with maps would walk back to Dragon Swing, realize it wasn't there, and then turn around. I had gotten a bit of maps this year (to keep in my pocket for a visual guide for people) and the map was not difficult to read. Yeah but Cornstalkers was pretty hard to find the line. It was all the way back neat KKC Anyway to keep on with the topic, I heard a father tell his son that California Screamin was one of the fastest rides in the world. He also said (heres the best part) that on the hill that uses lims that the chain was built on the tires and Disney did not like the way they looked so they decided to remove them.

Take a picture of you kissing the glass near an electric eel at sea world, giving the illusion of you kissing it.

Looks awesome.

All right guys so this thread is fine with the mods so post games and/or high scores and this will be a great thread.

get these mother ******* snakes off this mother ******* plane. Because I am watching it for the first time right now Kill Bill Volume 1