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My first big person coaster and coaster with inversions was Python at BGA, though i think at the the time it was Busch Gardens, the Dark Continent. I remember being scared, absolutely squeezing my father's hand.

I have always loved the idea of doing a RCT boardwalk park. I started one in RCT2, but never finished it. Never got around to one in RCT3. This looks good.

You can see some of the track to the left of the turntable running horizontally, most likely as a roof beam. From a structural standpoint, it seems really bizarre. I am sure the track is strong enough to support the loads, but was the cost savings really all that much?

jynx, i am sorry to hear that. I hope the pain isnt too bad. ((hugz)) As far as my ex from a 3 year relationship, we are fine, mostly becasue we dont talk to or see each other.

I was shocked by that as well. But, if you look at the numbers, it is 13% of the woman, not that far off the supposed 1 in 10.

I agree with you 100%. I thought this coaster was going to be forceless and boring. I must have been lauging the whole time. Its smooth and with the doube down and the dips at the end, its great.

As a bridge engineer, i have to state, Highways shouldn't have airtime if they are designed correctly. Other roads though... There is a country road by my parents with two pops of air within a hundred (or so) feet. Its across a vally. Oddly, it only works in one direction.