Bolliger&Mabillard

I bet I can figure out this hidden message! 9/03 903, the rides height, 09 is the number is 9, the number of wingwalker trains it will have, and 9:10 is 91 degrees, the angle of first descent! ZOMFG!!!1!!!11!!!!1:D

And despite it's only No. 3 in attendance, SFMM brings in the most revenue for the chain, so that's why it gets the most expensive stuff...

Epic. X-Only way to go is the front. The drop is intense Viper-Front or back, front rattles less, back more intense Revolution-You're getting a sucker punch to the jaw no matter where you sit Deja Vu-Front;see X Terminator-Back,Airtime is orgasmic Tatsu-All the seats face the ground. It doesn't matter Ninja-Back, the helix of Jet Stream is most intense in back Superman-The bench outside the exit while waiting for your party to get off Goldrusher-Back. Helix at end picks up speed outta nowhere Riddler's Revenge-Front or back row; either great view of inversions or intense ride Batman-Back, but no matter where you sit your legs feel like they're going to rip off Scream!-See atem122's post; though if you must ride, front seat farthest to right. Colossus-Back, there's a little bit of airtime back there Goliath-Back. It's not Nitro, but meh. It's there... Canyon Blaster-Back. It's the only seat an adult can sit in and not feel like a douche Percy's Railway-Can't say. WAY too tall to ride.

Just got home from my first day of school...I remember NOTHING from my previous algebra class.

FTW...

Eureka! The 2010 coaster will be a Le Monstre clone! Canadians seem to think its the bee's knees.

I love the ta-tas, I love coasters. All I needed was a heineken and I would've been in heaven...

^Magic Mountain (tried to) open a major coaster during Spring Break and Labor Day of 2001...

^I'm building a Neverland-esque park, with a BM hyper and an Intamin rocket.

^The last one was for X in December of 2001.

Did I miss something? Fixed. Sorry for the misplacement of quotation marks.

^Both a flyer and a dive would fit CP's collection of rides that are "bark, no bite". Though I can't see why people can't grasp the idea that it could very well be a water addition next year. Some people can't accpt it, some just ignore it and assume that their just gonna build a coaster in 2011. I didn't really care what it was for 2010 when all this viral stuff popped up, because I have no intent to visit CP again until 2011, but now with all the arrogant hopes and in some cases demands for a new coaster "that some fanboys think are owed to them" I wish out of spite it isn't. Parks need more than box shaped and triangular track to stay afloat.

I wonder since the park is trying to gain their family image back if they'll ever have another TLC concert???

Me and some of my friends were wondering where to do our next coaster trip next year and after these two announcments pretty much all but sealed the deal...I wnat to experience these two bad boys myself...F*ck Pov's and PTR's...

My favorite moment of airtime-though not a coaster, is the bounce in the shaft on Hollywood Tower of Terror...it seems to last for ages.

^I guess that's why he's taking physics and not teaching it...

I had to ride Xcelerator nonstop for about an hour back in 2006. It was the hour between day ops and Haunt, and leaving a train powered up and idle leads to overcharged accumilators and such, we were supposed tocycle it empty...but what's the fun in that?

^^I've been on El Toro, Nitro, Steel Force, Steel Eel, Millienium Force, and hell, even Titan (which mind you is pretty much the same damn ride) and every single oe of these coasters make Goliath feel like Canyon Blaster to me. Don't get me wrong, Goliath is a fun ride, but I normally skip it on most of my visits. Nice negative G's on the airtime hill, nice positive G's on the helix...and that's it.

I get moe airtime riding down ragged streets than on Goliath. Just saying...

Planet Snoopy=CF's answer to Thomas Town/Wiggls World.

^Owned.

I didn't care either way, but this opens the door for people to complain how much seatbelts suck...

^Which is exactly why I feel the lockers should be there. Spending $1 to keep your phone safe beats the $200 you'd have to pay for buying a new one if said phone is stolen. I always felt Idaho fell into the "midwest" section of the United States. Besides, when most people say "West coast" more often than not they're only referring to San Diego to San Francisco.

^No two rides will run on the same day, you'll have to buy a season pass to ride everything. I like the way you think...

I'm going to agree that the lockbox is a great alternative to leaving things behind in the station but [in fear of enciting another "14 pages of lockurs" riot] I think its unfair to say they'll speed up dispatch times. It helps, but there are better, more effective ways to do so without being a burden on the guest. Had the park made theft the main arguement for the lockboxes, I'd have no beef with it, [though they should be offered free of charge], esp. since so many other chains have similar, or even better ride operations than Six Flags despite more flexible policies. However for the sake of the arguement at hand I'm going to say that for consistancy, take out the station cubbies.