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I would take out Mean Streak and get The Gravity Group to build an out n back twister woodie with massive ejector airtime on most of the hills and have a 90% 1st drop

Thanks for the update Robb, they have built the lift hill at a speedie pace considering its size. Can't wait for more updates for the rest of its course.

Anyone been on this steel coaster, it has an underwater section. Its made by Gerstlauer and the design is a Bobsled Coaster (Custom)

I'm not to keen on flat rides, as I would end up Spinning n Puking I would not go on an S&S Screaming Swing or Swatter.

Anyone been on this coaster, what's the ride like is there much airtime. Should this coaster been saved and moved to a different park.? Is there a POV of this coaster..?

Thorpe Park is my home park, only 35 miles away. Its getting better every year with new rides.

ignore the above comment, my PC was slow to update.

Here are the stats etc. Looks like quite a good ride/layout: I'll be there in March Paultons Park in the United Kingdom is adding a custom Bobsled Coaster from Gerstlauer for the 2006 season. Standing 16.5 meters (54 feet) high and sporting a track length of 450 meters (1,476 feet) the exciting ride will soon be thrilling family members of all ages. Designer Siegfried Gerstlauer commented that the park's demographics and a Gerstlauer coaster were the perfect fit. He said, "If you look at the park's current ride selection it consists of attractions that everyone in the family can enjoy together. Our Bobsled ride provides the opportunity for children to enjoy their first 'big coaster' with their parents." The ride layout, which borrows from the company's 1998 installation at Erlebnispark Tripsdrill in Germany, combines: A curving first drop Mouse curves Back-to-back helices An airtime-filled ending with camelbacks The website of the new ride: http://www.cobraride.co.uk/diary.html

If I lived in the USA, it would be "The Voyage". But as I live in the UK then its G-Force at Drayton Manor Park,going back to Alton Towers to go on Nemesis etc and Thorpe Park.

What was this coaster like to ride. Was it rough

I'm going to Blackpool at the end of this month. I've never been on this ride before, is it worth me wearing a coat to keep myself dry..? Can't wait to go on the Wild Mouse.

If you want to get a Snow Globe of your fav coaster, check out the link below: http://www.rollercoasterworld.com/NewStore/SnowGlobes.asp

For "maliboomer". Oblivion drop is 200ft in total.

Hi, Thanks for posting that Video, awesome full ride experience

My friends think i'm stupid going on bits of metal and wood. I don't care what they think as I love coaster "Airtime".. They can stay down the pub and binge drink, It's up to them if they want to miss out and enjoy the rides.

Thanks for posting the pic's Elissa, shame most of the rides are within water. They could be converted into "Liquid/water" coasters

I hope that big guy's heart is ok coping with coasters and G-forces.. Great pic of the theaming which Cedar Point put on, shame they had it removed.

Ouch, that's gonna cost a few pounds to fix. I am planning to visit the Theme Park early next year.

Why Do Wooden Coasters have hand rails the whole lenght of the layout, is it to help the track inspectors get a good foot hold in the winter, or is just traditional.

Hi Robb, The website seems much faster. Keep up the good work.

"Collosus" at Hedie Park, as i'm big, powerfull and lift people out of their seats.

I not worried about it, as I would not go on that type of coaster.

Never got stuck while on a coaster.

I second "Hattuchili" answer, My fav woodie as well

Which coasters do you think should have a "listed status" and saved from the demolition ball, when their life has expired.