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^It's a life altering experience. Now to do it on a boat....

It's got a cute little floater hill towards the end of the ride that totally catches you by surprise! Adds that extra element of "wee" to it.

Disney of the master of the "family coaster," and the Space Mountain rides (except for Paris) are perfect examples. I'm anxious to see how the Dwarf Coaster will turn out! I think that'll be a great family ride. Also, I'll put my vote in for Wooden Warrior.

^ I don't understand what your question is really... but this IS the Morgan hyper at Six Flags Mexico. There was some sort of problem with it's opening, but it's been running nearly 10 years now I believe.

The hairtime in this photo is INSANE!!! Great shot!

Fanboys Unite! I'm going with Gatekeeper, even though I'm not a fan of Wingriders. The way they worked it into the new entrance plaza though is what sets it apart. It's going to be a staple ride for years to come.

I can just hear it now from all the natives... "Mira los gringos locos!"

This was a tough one. If a theme park is done right, there's nothing better than getting immersed in different lands.

Omg I didn't know they were staggered seating!!!! Oh I'm so excited for this ride!

I can see how people aren't visiting my town as much as well... I've been getting MUCH less graffiti recently.

BEST WATER RIDE EVER! I still remember being BLOWN away by this, even in my JetLagged state of mind.

They both look great, but I just have a feeling I'm going to end up liking iRat a lot more. That dive into the tunnel... OMFG. I can't wait!

Oh, so it's just perspective to make it look like you're building up? I thought you could really build up there for a second, that looks cool.

Come on Steve... You're better than that. I'm backing Steve up on this one here....

It's not more efficient to start with full testing. They check a lot of different things with pull through before it actually tests. Clearance checks, connectivity, block breaks, sensors... there's a whole bunch they look at. It's safer to pull it through a few times before they start full on testing. If they didn't and something were slightly off, it could ruin a whole car or track or something creating even more problems and wasted money.

I used it to grab some of the higher-priced donut items. I've shelled out enough real money on donuts that I feel OK with this. But I agree, using it to speed up everything and grab all the items would definitely take the enjoyment out of the game. Same. I was getting so frustrated with going no where within the game, that I just used it to grab some land and higher priced items. I was getting to the point of dropping the game because I couldn't secure money. I feel more invested now to the game, and I still have a few things I want to work towards to attain. I agree, cheating does ruin things, but I was ready to drop it anyway. The thing I hate are some of the seasonal items that go away, I was never able to get.

I gave in... I didn't do as much damage as I could have, as I still want to work towards something, but I basically gave myself all the characters available, the elevator, and built some houses so that I can grow money. I left myself back with just a little more money than I used the cheat for... I don't totally want to rip them off, but I was having such a difficult time catching up to everything. Wow, that really worked.

OMG, Kristin is SO adorable! She did such a great job!!!! This looks like a great activity, and can't wait to see you all progress over your next couple of classes! Keep the updates coming!

What is this glitch and how do I do it?!?!?!?! Also, I'm having a real hard time making money. Every time I get close to having a million dollars, I have to buy a buid something, or buy some land. Anyone have some great tips to getting more money?

I'm excited to check this out later this year. Looks like a fun ride!

^ I agree with Chuck. Dive Machines are the best product B&M have done since the string of inverts they had back in the late 90's. They're all a pretty solid ride, and great with the GP.

This ride will never ever be its real name to me ever again, in fact, I keep having to RCDB the real name, because I keep forgetting its official name. Full Throttle ... hehehe

Just a side-note on this. But Walygator is too cheap to use a midcourse or three trains. Where Raptor's midcourse is, Monster just has straight track with no brakes. It's possible that the Walygator version ranks higher because it potentially runs faster in the second half. I have not been on Monster, so that is just me speculating/guessing. Those who did the 2012 Europe trip mostly said that the 2nd half was really good due to the lack of the MCBR. Does Raptor's MCBR come on that hard now? I rode it many times from 2000-2004 but not since. I remember back then the train breezed right through and the MCBR shaved off only a couple mph at most. Finally returning to CP this year, so I hope it's not the case. I've been on it when it kinda coasts through the MCBR too, but Monster in general just travels much faster, and at the end it just climaxes to the final break run. It's SO interesting how much difference the lack of MCBR makes on that ride. It's like the ride never even takes a breather. Those extra MPH really make a difference.

Trust Joey, He eats everything...

I agree Robb. I think it's a glass half empty and half full kind of scenario. Some people see a certain row as making a coaster better, when others can look at it more realistically as being in other rows kind of bring it down. Manta for example, I think it's a great ride, but you in order to make it a great ride, you have to be in the back, otherwise it's middle of the ground coaster for me (I'm not a big flying coaster fan as it is). Some people bump a coaster up on their list because that back row or front row was OMFG great to them, but to me it seems as if I have to force myself to a seat for the ride to be good, then it's not a truly amazing ride.