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Cry of Achilles - Alter Bridge

Freak on a Leash - Korn

Can't wait to see the reports from the TPR Scandi Trip. This ride looks like it is going to be just pure, awesome fun!

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Hey, Johnny Park - Foo Fighters

Good question! I am going to go with SDC. I can't think of any other park that I like three coasters more than Outlaw Run, Powder Keg and Wild Fire. Busch Garden Tampa's three B&Ms would come in second for me .

Still bummed I only got to do the abbreviated tour of Marvel Cave since it was flooded the day we visited. Oh well, just an excuse to go back to this awesome park in the future!

FireChaser Express!

Thanks for sharing! The ride looks great.

^Agreed. Maverick is another good example.

Exactly. Robb has made it clear that it will not be record-breaker as far as height, speed, loops goes. It will be a "game-changer". Think along the line of rides like Kumba at BGT and Batman the Ride at SFGAm. These rides didn't break height or speed records but they were major impacts on the evolution of the roller coaster industry. Can't wait to find out what this ride will be.

I'm excited about the chance to ride Rampage as it looked like that ride would share the same fate as Ozark Wildcat.

^Well, it would certainly help capacity if that is the case.

I'm sure that is ride time that will be 7 minutes. That's a pretty good distance between both stations.

^Be patient. If there are pictures to be posted, you will see them.

I'm thinking they will use some sort of projection technology (for the brick wall) similar to the Christopher Walken projection in the Disaster pre-show.

Yes, this is what I did back in October. I just went to the ticket booth and they transferred everything over to a new ticket.

I just can't see including Arrow in this discussion, since they ultimately went bankrupt. Now, if you were to define a time period or decade, then I have no problem with Arrow being mentioned. It's obvious that they were the pioneers of the industry in the 70's and 80's.

This is an enthusiast's forum so yes, an enthusiast's poll is an accurate representation of what would be considered as elite world wide. The thread that you quoted and this one that you just brought back up ask for the opinion of the forum. Not of the parks. When someone asks, "which coaster manufacturer do parks prefer?" then feel free to copy your post.

*Facepalm Exactly what he said.

Because you have learned all about construction schedules in your 13 years of life??? Maybe a few more weeks, but I think this thing will go up quick. the ride isn't that big. I don't doubt that the construction will go quickly, I was just giving him a hard time since he said it so definitively.

Because you have learned all about construction schedules in your 13 years of life???

Wow, I remember five years ago, I bought a Park Hopper for $89 and that was good for 7 days! Talk about inflation! I think I will just stick to Disney and the occasional side trips to the other Orlando/Tampa area parks.

^Yet, the multi-day tickets (priced per day) are still comparable to most parks. Disney World is a resort, not a one-day excursion. They want people to buy multi-day tickets so they keep raising the one-day tickets to make them less attractive.