coasterking2981

This ride sure is going up quick. When is it opening?

^If you do, please give us an update on any construction going around Deja Vu (if anything has arrived at the park that is)

^Yes but doesnt X2 have a 45 minute wait almost daily, if not its usual 2-3 hour wait?

The new trains look quite stylish

^For what its worth, Goliath is a good solid ride and is my third favorite coaster, but for me its one of those rides I could go a trip without taking a spin on.

He or she aint missing much. Now if Tatsu or X2 were closed, that would be a completely different scenario.

I guess its fair to say it wont be an exact clone of any ride, depending upon where around Terminator and Deja Vu the new ride goes. For the record, could any cloned ride fit between that banked turn on Ninja and Deja Vu?

Yes. And it'll be called: Snakes and Tarantulas on a Family Coaster. And instead of having onboard audio, there will be randomly placed speakers with Samual Jackson saying, "I've had it with these *bleep* snakes and tarantulas on this *bleep* coaster!" All joking aside, I'm just asking this for the sake of asking it, but might the new coaster be themed to one of 2010's movies (once again, without onboard audio or fire involved)?

So long as the new coaster doesnt have fire and audio, and has some brand new effects instead. Like having a machine randomly toss snakes in the cars

I'm rather sad at that. Not that I like Wiggles World at all, but it'd bring in the more family-friendly atmosphere Six Flags is striving for in all of its parks. Thomas Town's failure I believe was just the fact that it was poorly placed, since we all know the right side of the park is the less popular area. Wiggles World would be more successful since it would have most likely ended up in the area between Freefall and Tidal Wave. In regards to Terminator's theming, I really think SFMM's efforts are underappreciated. It may not be Universal or Disney, but its still pretty good theming.

SFMM should really consider that. It'd be a lot of fun going down Termy's first drop backwards. But they'll probably retire Collosus before that, since it is tradition to have both sides running, one forward one backward.

I want to see the new dragon so bad. Murphy just looks incredible. And Star Tours 2 from the video annoucement that was made at D23 seems pretty interesting. Oh and remember to vote Push for Mayor of Tomorrowland!!

I think you should give Tremors the benefit of the doubt It is an older ride, and Terminator does have audio and fire effects, and tunnels and some theming to make the experience better.

Seems Hollywood still loves to use SFMM as a set. Although after Zombieland I wonder what movie has SFMM in it? http://hometownstation.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=18144:movie-magic-clarita-2009-10-20-11-57&catid=26:local-news&Itemid=97 Since Zombieland is slightly SFMM related, what did you guys think of it? Personnally I thought it was okay. Special effects were neat and it had some good laughs...especially the one that involved Bill Murray.

A parking structure might happen at some point in the future, once Six Flags gets back on its feet financially, and SFMM starts attracting more and more park visitors. Building a City-Walk like area across from the park might help with that...

I'd have no doubt in saying Wiggles World will have at least one or two children's rides, just like Thomas Town wouldnt be Thomas Town without some sort of Thomas The Tank Engine themed attraction. But seeing that, as you mentioned, the '2010 coaster' was not elaborated on-and I dont think the guy even asked Shapiro about it during the conference call-, nor was Wiggles World. What I gotta ask if its possible that Mark let slip the mention of a third attraction (the children's ride) that is not obviously Wiggles-related? And if they do receive a Dark Knight or a Tony Hawk ride, I hope the layout will be at least completely different.

So, any thoughts on maybe SFMM possibly being involved in the Ride Rotation program for next year? Mine are that the only rides I can see going are Scream!, Deja Vu, Batman The Ride, and maybe Riddler and Goliath. I say that only because they seem to me like the easiest rides to remove and rebuild (except obviously Goliath). But seeing that I love SFMM's coasters, even Scream! to some degree although I also wouldnt mind it being removed, I hope they are even considering the Ride Rotatoin program

Obviously you dont know that Six Flags is no position right now to build anything above 100ft tall. They were more or less in the past, and might be in the future, but they definitely wont be doing such a thing presently.

I think this ended up being La Ronde's consolation prize for beating X2 in the Tournament

Christian Bale: "Do you want me to go ----ing trash your lights? Do you want me to ---ing trash them? Then why are you trashing my scene? You do it one more ----ing time and I ain't walking on this set if you're still hired. I'm ---ing serious."

Do the Japanese have some kind of love affair or something with catwalks on every inch of their coasters (at least the Togos)? In all of the pics I've seen of these types of coasters in Japan, I never understood why the catwalks are everywhere on their rides whereas for most coasters in Europe and America just have them on the lift hills, mid course brakes and brakes.

Well that certainly explains why they are sticking to steel coasters only, as opposed to Intamin. Those trains are fun on Collosus Backwards, but definitely not very fun on Psyclone.

I wonder what The Spawning was all about. And now I know. Thanks for posting

Question: Is Ripped from the Silver Screen exclusively for Universal Orlando, and Universal Hollywood has its own Halloween theme for HHN, or do both parks have Ripped from the Silver Screen?

^So does that mean, if X2 Backwards=Wonkavator, that SFMM is giving out free chocolate factories?