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Best Vekoma knockoff yet. I'm sure 99% of people wouldn't be able to tell the difference.

Fireball ran even more amazingly in the afternoon after a bit of rain. It also seemed to be the only coaster that had decent dispatch times.

My "flawed" phone works just fine both with or without its case. I'm looking forward to both the iOS and the phone. Unfortunately I missed the initial preorder window (thanks AT&T for not texting me like you said you would. ) so who knows when I'll get it. I'm also hesitant to update to ios 6 while in china in case something doesn't work.

In that case, that may be socks drying coaster.

I don't have a long list but one coaster I've always been intrigued by are the Togo heart line coasters. I don't expect them to be good but the whole ride system just seems so amazing to me.

^You say that like there were good looking parts.

Mumford & Sons- Thistle and weeds Can't wait for their new album!

We've ridden so many of these I can no longer differentiate these coasters. Was this the zoo? I've started naming them by their "theming" like lingerie drying coaster, sliding sleeping squirrel (in bird cage), or big red cock coaster.

Not only are Vekomas not urinals, they are awesome compared to the knock off that do their best to kill us. This trip has even amazing so far!

I hope I like this, but I haven't ha a good track record with GG coasters.

I didn't upgrade to the 4s so I will be upgrading to this. I just gave to figure out how to order it and have t shipped somewhere safe while here in China. Oddly enough they don't seem willing to give is a Foxconn factory tour.

Hmmm, ^ that being said, does anyone know if the parks the buy the advertisements have historically been the ones to win awards. If CP always buys an add and suddenly they don't win anything, they'd be less inclined to buy ads in the future.

Not only a fun ride, but an open ride!

I think Fox news may be more balanced than the "balanced geographical regions" represented by the respondents.

Happy Valley Beijing.

^Same

The linked article had a picture with a map in it: From Southington.patch.com But the map was so zoomed in I couldn't figure out where this was going to be located. I looked at the Google satellite view and found what looks to be a match. It appears to be at the back of the parking lot, on the left as you drive in on the access road. I have mad MSPaint Skillz I think it's a good move for the park, It's doubtful they would ever be able to use this land for attractions,

Was 2011 your visit to Wisconsin? Or was it 2010?

^After recently experiencing nonTPR ERT, it really does add to the experience. While it was still fun, it was no way near the experience with TPR!

^Thanks. Not nearly as bad. Though I do not think I could stomach this ride, especially after having their yummy Oktoberfest food!

Baco vibrates a ton (and takes wallets grrr) which could lead to fatigue issues. Hopefully they can figure out what was the cause of this.

This should be interesting with Disney doing so much with Star Wars, I wonder how much Legoland can legally do. Will they be able to hold events? have characters? or will it be limited to the miniland?

Is this where the climbing structure of death and trampolines were? I really liked the park-like atmosphere of that area, but hopefully this will be a great addition.

I love that logo/ad for the ride. Is it only 12 people per cycle? That is pretty bad capacity.

I concur with Chuck. Balder is my number 1. I love that it is intertwined causing tons and tons of head choppers.