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And coaster enthusiasts that travel halfway across the world just for the credits.

If you don't get stand-ups, then sit down. (I had to) Anyways, I like the big stand-ups that i've been on. ( Riddler, Mantis, Green Lantern) They have nice flow to them and are a lot of fun, the only one that I don't like would have to be Vortex at CGA, gives me a headache every time.

I can't believe how much they're getting done, I hope to see the batwing done before the new year. I'm most looking forward to seeing the inline roll put up, it just looks odd for an inverted coaster when it's an element from a wingrider.

I would love for a lifetime pass, even though my home park is CGA, it would be nice to go year after year and see the improvements that they do as well. So if Cedar Fair were to offer this, i'd definitely take up on the offer.

CGA: I'd like to see a unique B&M Hyper stretching out to the parking lot, something like Intimidator at Carowinds without the bend in it. SFDK: I'd like to see another roller coaster come to frutition on the hill by the 3D theatre. Something like a terrain mega lite.

That first picture looks amazing, I should get down to Mexico asap when this is complete.

That does look really nice, its definitely a good thing to do to cover up an old rides spot. Im thinking of CGA's Invertagarden when I see this.

Definitely an eye opener, my gf and I watched the movie last night and I was just astounded with what Sea World is doing. I can say that the incident at Loro Parque could have been prevented, that park wasn't ready to take on killer whales. Even the tanks were to small, all because the owner didn't want to shut down the tanks to have them be proper tanks. And even in the movie they didn't say how that trainer died, all they did say (actually his wife), that it looked like his chest had exploded.

It's our pleasure John, I just can't wait to get out to Vegas and see this thing in person. Last time I was at the dome, I was 13.

I'm just glad to see another classic coaster back up and running.

Did that in my friends car, except he was almost going as fast as Formula Rossa. I got to experience what it would be like without the goggles they give you, looked like I was crying when I brought my head back in the car.

Last coaster I rode is still Gold Striker but that's about to change today when I go to Holiday in the park at SFDK.

I just noticed that. I had to go back and double check as well, at first I thought it was an Adidas logo.

I also found this little gem on TPR.

I've always loved this picture, it's just staggering.

I'm sure that there is, I just went to google and looked up roller coasters in the snow.

I found another good one, Nemesis at Alton Towers.

Great photo's of a painful coaster, it's not that bad if you know how to brace for death.

Colossus in the snow I believe this is at Thorpe Park.

[youtu_be]http://youtu.be/r-5mR2lOPoU[/youtu_be] The CGA fb page has just posted this video, looks like a cute holiday video. OFFICIAL: PARK OPENS MARCH 29th FOR THE 2014 SEASON. Only 99 days till the park re-opens.

I have to agree with you here on this, Alan Schilke is a pure mastermind of bending/breaking the rules of traditional coasters. He just keeps pushing the envelope till it'll eventually burst.

I'm gonna have to go with nearly all the stations at CGA, except for the 2 that are covered. (Grizzly & Gold Striker) They really need some shade coverage on the stations for the coasters here, especially on those hot days you literally bake in the line while waiting to get on.

^ Boobs on the moon anyone?

I'd immediately get rid of Grizzly at CGA, it's such a boring ride with horrible operations.

I got Gold Striker, Undertow, and Superman at SFDK. (I know Superman is a year old, but it's still new to me)