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Hills for sure.

Breaking the Girl - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Sour Girl - Stone Temple Pilots

Minus the Machine - Ten Years

Central Florida Haven't been to SoCal in over 15 years and I would still choose Orlando every time for my next vacation.

Everest followed by Rock n' Roller Coaster

http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=25766&hilit=favorite+vekoma

Picture Perfect - Sevendust

^That's good to hear. And that indoor water park concept looks awesome!

No, you didn't read Robb's post correctly. He is looking for ideas for Burning Questions, not for you to answer a Burning Question.

No Shelter - Rage Against the Machine

You didn't find one because there is already a Video Game Discussion Thread. Use that one. If the game warranted that much discussion there would of already been a sole thread for it.

^No one is really complaining. Just making comments about the lift hill.

Okay, now that the thread description is a little clearer, I will go with Kumba. Rode it a couple of weeks ago and it is running as smooth as it did when it opened!

Away - Toadies

Dollywood is a great park and I am glad that it is my home park. But after my visit to SDC this summer, I have to go with the original Silver Dollar City. The coasters are hands down better here and everything just seems to flow better.

^Yup, Cedar Point is not even on the same planet when it comes to food. I mean they have TGI Fridays which I liked more than the majority of the rides, but even that doesn't compare.

Definitely Walt Disney World. I could go there several times a year and never get tired of it. Cedar Point just doesn't come close to the full experience that you can get at Disney World.

Swerve City - Deftones

Yeah, you should probably tamper that expectation quite a bit or expect a massive disappointment. They may both be Intamin multi-launch rides, but Cheetah Hunt isn't in the same stratosphere as Maverick.... Yeah, don't know what led you to believe that Cheetah Hunt was on the same level as Maverick. Cheetah Hunt is a family-launched coaster and a very good one at that. You will still have a lot of fun riding it, but you need to lower your expectations for it.

They looked plenty terrified to me. And I will pass on that haunted house as most of those stunts would be more annoying to me than actually scary.

I vote Cedar Fair as well. Although, ten years from now I wouldn't be surprised if it is Six Flags. It seems like there is some kind of force in the universe that prevents both of these companies from being good at the same time. If they were good at the same time, the world might explode.

Just noticed the OP said Air and not Stealth. So, the answer to the thread is that it wasn't. And that Skytrak ride shouldn't count as anything other than a one-person torture device.

If you are only wanting to discuss B&M coasters than you should of probably included that in the description of the thread. Either way. And "sit-down" coaster could mean any coaster that you sit down on including looping, floorless, hyper or wing coaster.