SFjunkie2010

Superman Ride of Steel @ SFNE...again

^yah I get that alot too actually. They don't even give you a name they just say I don't know some coaster in Japan. hm...

I've Only Been to SFMM and Disneyland Best: Tatsu, Scream! Worst: Mullholland Madness

Sheikra definately has my vote. i went on it hoping for this amazing ride, but it was really lacking. I found the drop on SROS SFNE much more intense and thrilling and Sheikra was really short.

Superman Ride of Steel- Six Flags New England

WOW! That ride just gets more and more impressive every time it is updated. I hope they can incorporate that water splash/dip into the ride and whatever else they had planned

of the I've Been On (DD, Montu, BTR, and an SLC) Dueling Dragons was my favorite. It had the best theming,was the smoothest in my opinion, and was overall the most enjoyable with Montu coming in a close Second.

I Have 3: The Incredible Hulk Busch Gardens Africa Kraken

Great photo TR! some of those photos are really bright. They look awesome

IMHO Splash Mountain is the best log flume I have ridden followed closely by Dudley Do-Right's. The worst I've been on would either be Jet Stream at SFMM or Poland Spring Plunge that used to be at SFNE

When I asked people, I am always told that Busch was not happy with their purchase of Gwazi and that they do not want to risk another "failure" of a ride.

Voodoo, Maverick, Wildfire, Kumba, Millenium Force just to name a few that I find particularly appealing.

Thanks for those media day pictures. X2 looks fantastic! I like the fire effects and the new trains and that it doesn't look like something out of a circus any more. That sound system looks cool too. I wonder how many new effects they will add.

^^ It could be due to the fact that my coaster count is so low haha

This is a very impressive looking park. I am excited to see your future updates. Keep it up!

^^^ I agree with everyone on this page so far. I like that Intamin is well balanced. They make exceptional steel coasters (SROS SFNE, MF, KK, TTD, add other exceptional Intamins) but still manage to make great wooden coasters too (Balder, El Toro, T Express) which makes them my favorite by far. Oh they also have very comfortable restraints.

Great job with those photos. I really like how Dominator looks with the orange color scheme. I also like that the path around it is stone and not asphault like most areas of the park have.

1. Superman: Ride of Steel- SFNE 2. Dueling Dragons (Fire)- IOA 3. Boulder Dash- lake Compounce 4. Revenge of the Mummy- USF 5. Montu- BGA 6. Dueling Dragons (Ice)- IOA 7. Scream!- SFMM 8. Viper- SFMM 9. Cyclone- SFNE 10. Kumba- BGA

Wow I'm glad to see that they have started construction. I can't wait to return to Orlando next year to hopefully ride this new coaster.

Nice Maverick Pictures! I like the angles you used. Did they really have 5 trains running?

Wow that ride looks like it could be something cool. I hope it does not become a mechanical nightmare but that pictures of how the train will exit and enter the wheel make me scheptical of how reliable this ride will be. Time will tell...

Wait he punched a camel? hahaha who does that? Things like this just make my day when I see them posted.

^ I agree. That ride looks really fun for such a compact ride. I hope parks start putting in more of these types of rides and stop trying to break records.

I think floorless coasters are great, but I also think regular B&M sitdowns are great. The floorless design does not make much of a difference besides the legs flying everywhere and having no car in front of you.

That ride looks great for a family coaster. I really like how the entire ride looks and especially the misty tunnel. This ride did not seem like much to me before, but now that I've seen videos and pictures of it completed, it looks like a fantastic wooden coaster despite its size.