ChrisChavan

I know. I read the entire thread from the beginning. I was just reiterating all of the confusion that was cluttering the thread with a concise photo analysis of various track types. Sorry to offend...

Hear me out here. I believe I've narrowed down the track type, at least. The distance of rail to spine is too close together for the track to be a Hyper/Mega. Dive machine is completely out. No more speculation for a Dive Machine should be discussed. The ties are COMPLETELY different. It is also not any style of "inverted" coaster, as indicated by the rail ties. The inverted styles such as the classic B&M Inverted and the Flyer have curved ties, and the Mystery Track has straight ties. NOT a Flyer or Inverted. Which leaves either Sit Down, Floorless, or Stand Up. The center of the ties are very small. All three styles remaining have small center ties. However, the distance from rail to spine is slightly longer in Floorless and Stand Up than in Sit Down, and as much as I would love to see a Stand Up built, I feel as though this is a Sit Down style coaster. Just my two cents. However I could be terribly wrong with my conclusion based on the angle the photo was taken. (Please excuse my large post.)

As weird as it is to imagine this, I feel like it could be a Floorless going to Six Flags America for the 2010 season. The park is in desperate need of something big to draw back crowds. Sad to say, but I don't think they'll last much longer if they stick with the current lineup.

So then it could be a Floorless.

Both of the videos went smoothly throughout. The larger video had slightly better quality, but it was very discreet.

In all honesty, where else can you go to find an awesome array of things like this? TPR is by far the best overall internet site for everything coasters. With a sense of humor, which makes it even better! VOTED.

http://www.rcdb.com/ig4150.htm

Only posted here once or twice, I read every day, though. I couldn't help but post an entry here, though. Here it goes: Mufasa on Medusa!

Yeah, the only problem really is the trust issue with mine. They have no idea who TPR is. Hey Elissa, maybe you and Robb can plan a surprise visit to my house and perform a TPR extraveganza! But seriously I wanna go.

^ Well, I meant without the parent. I wouldn't make my non-enthusiast dad or mom pay nearly $1000 to aid me along.

Curious here. I'm a new member to the board, but I've talked to Robb in earlier times. Now, I'm 15. According to the flyer, NO ONE under 16 is allowed to attend the trips? Is this a set in stone policy, or is there exceptions to the rule? Because this trip sounds like a blast, and it's just what I need to really get me started as a 'true' enthusiast, if you will. Coaster count is at a mere 42. This would help out a lot, and I would love to hang out with the TPR crew! Someone help me out here. =/