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***SPOILOER*** ^^Did she not explode? That's what I thought. They held her down, she screamed and then exploded and blood was everywhere. It was great, but I saw it coming haha. ***END SPOILER***

Le Disko - Shiny Toy Guns Yaaaay, commercial music!

Go Girl - Pitbull

Rain City - Turin Brakes

It sucks that Edward Cullen is fictitious.

Beautiful - Damien Marley ft. Bobby Brown

The Fear You Won't Fall - Joshua Radin Cute song.

No, I would probably stare blankly at them. Are you skilled in any martial art?

Well I'd say to hit up Wonderland. I could very well be biased because it's my home park, but I still think it's worth a trip, if not for Behemoth alone. If you're planning on spending a while in Toronto, though, you could always also do touristy stuff like the CN Tower and the Eaton Centre as well.

I'm from Canada, and I've only been to Walt Disney World Orlando because my family used to go every year (we still go, but not every year anymore)... uhm because it was better than Disneyland..? Or so my parents told us haha.

Forget electric wheelchairs! I get run over by regular old wheelchairs surprisingly often. Let me just put this out there: if you are in a wheelchair (electric or otherwise), please spare my feet! Haha. On a more serious note: I do like Segways, but I agree that they could be just as dangerous as most other wheeled forms of transportation. Again... most of us are pretty attached to our feet.

I hope it's that quiet again this Saturday when I go! And I definitely love how it's already towering over all of the other rides haha! I can't wait to see what the lift hill will look like when finished against the Wonderland skyline.

It's also a Biblical refrence to a beast that God created to, uh, showcase his awe-inspiring strength. (or something along those lines)

YES! FINALLY! You have no idea how long it's been since I've heard somebody say that.

Well in my opinion, Behemoth has them because standards are way higher in Canada when it comes to safety stuff like that. A good example of this is that the Great Whale of China ride is still running in Carowinds since they took it out. However, were it here, it would be in peices behind the park with Shiva's Fury. So as far as I know, anything that can be done to keep a ride from breaking down or extend it's life in a "safe" way will indeed be done. I can't think of a reason why some parks in the States or Europe or wherever else would choose to add trims, etc. except for their own safety prefrences.

Ha-ha! No school here until the 4th. Not to rub it in or anything.. Just joking though lol. So I'll be up bright and early to catch the announcements.

It's still pretty random that it would get to 116 and then go back down to 87ft. and just crap out there. Whatever, only 12 hours. Also, I was kind of hoping that they'd call it Shiva's Great Whale of Fury, but I have to say, I really do like Hercules Kills Hydra and Is Reborn: The Ride

Yes, but people don't take trips from the northern states or Canada to check out the new restaurant. It would be a more fitting choice... but probably not the best.

I'm on the same page as Robb and MagicSpringsGuy. I didn't mind it... but it's not like i'm distressed to see it gone either.

So basically... don't expect this to be anything new, just something already done, but... different? Well, whatever works for CF, I guess.

^ It's hard to disagree with that. But seriously... it would be nice for Wonderland to get a seriously awesome signature ride (or just something that'll beat Goliath).

True, I'm also now wondering how/if you can prove any of these pics to be legitimate...

It is a hyper... I called a friend of mine today who works at Wonderland and they said from what they heard, it's a hyper for sure. Yeah, it's not exactly the best source lol (and definitely not to be too trusted hah), but it's all I can get now. I tried calling a manager who I know, but he wasn't there today (boo). Anyways, how did you find all the pictures with the countdown info?

I agree completely... I was thinking the exact same thing. That, or something like a giant incinerator. But hey, whatever works!

Well, with the whole 347 feet in the air thing on the job post... that doesn't necessarily mean the height of the coaster. It could be the height suspended above the coaster that they would need to be in order to get things in place (on a crane, etc.). Also, we can't be sure if the post is even for working on this project... it could actually just be ride maintenance in general and other mechanical supervisor things... as it clearly says. After all, I don't see it anywhere saying anything about supervising the construction of an entirely new ride. Don't they hire a construction crew to take care of the construction of new rides anyways? I don't think anybody expects Wonderland staff to know how to build a new roller coaster.