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LOL wow! I would be so jawdroppingly sick on that, but it looks really fun, so I may just do what I plan to do for X-2 and Eejanaika and do it on Dramamine. Great scoop, man!

Yet another reason I should go visit my daughter in Chicago later this year; the structure is looking great and love the bents picture!

Excellent TR, Martin! All those years in the plains and I never even knew about Wonderland and its strange coasters. So, how powerful was the storm in Amarillo? It looked awesome.

i wish there was a little more rider prudence, as I am sure has been stated many times before on this thread. By way of explanation, i stopped riding for 4 years (with the exception of Boulder Dash two years ago..and only once) because my weight had become untenable and not fit for coastering. I won't say it's a typically American conceit for some riders to think it's okay to heist their bulk into a train and expect natural and engineered forces to instantly compensate for weights/forces they are not completely designed for, but I have rarely encountered that blanket assumption anyplace but he

Was great to see that! R.I.P. Big Bend (30 years and counting)

I'm pretty sure I am the only one who would ever request this, but a compilation of the "awesome" TOGO and Meisho coasters you have video'd over the years would be ace. Granted: it would be more in the line of posterity and comedy value rather than an actual spine-tingling extreme set, but cool nonetheless. Anyway, that's my half-nickel.

Corkscrew, Knotts, followed the next day by Turn of the Century, MGA (1977 or so I think)

wow..just WOW! I have yet to experience a TPR trip; this may be the one.

I caught the game at the end (good job! I never would have gotten it) but had to ask: the green coaster pic with the ferris wheel in the background: Wasnt that Dangai, from Thrill Valley? Just curious.

Well, I would base my guess of South America on the wine and a hope that they're also checking out Hopi Hari if they are down that way.

Great photos! Looks like a fantastic addition to Hersheypark as well. I have to say that coaster interaction, esp. contrasting ones (sttel vs. wood, etc.) is one of my favorite experiences on a ride. Looking forward to more updates!

Just beautiful! I will never be able to reproduce anything close to that on RCT3, but am content to watch the magic unfold!

We're in as well. Just can't do trips or bashes (no time anymore, album, etc.) until the signing is in stone, but THIS I can do, and would love to participate as well!

I have to admit this is the first time I've heard of the park, but it looks like a great little family-style attraction! and they have a SCAT!! [one of my all-time favorite midway vomitorium...er..attractions], which means I have to go there while visiting the area next year. Thanks for a great TR

I see it.