Thrillrider15

Laser Loop

What about Dodonpa. Can anybody find a POV of that and share a link please?

I like my home park Valleyfair! It doesn't get very crowded, and no long lines. Except for maybe the High Roller. But that's only like a ten minute wait.

O.K. lets make this appropriate for all audiences. Hehehehehe

I'm starting to get sick of these articles. :?

Steel Venom

Oh crap you! :o Hahaha. I searched rcdb, and found no roller coasters that start with the number 2. Nice move!

patriot

Well I've had my head banged on the Corkscrew at Valleyfair last year. But now they've installed new better restraints on it to reduce the banging. But that doesn't really count though. I had two at a state fair though. The first one I was on a top spinner. And we were squished in these seats. And the guy right next to me squished my arm the whole ride. It only hurt like five minutes afterwards. The other one was on one of those twirly rides that just spin really fast, they last like five minutes, and they throw you against a wall. Well towards the middle end of the ride, I felt something about my heart. It didn't hurt though, it was kind of in between a sensation, and pain. Although I made it through, I just might not ride those kind of rides anymore.

American Scream Machine

I'm curious to know if Robb or Elissa have ever been injured on a ride before.

This is starting to sound like a scam. jk. Hehehe. But back to what I'm about to say. My home amusement parks are Valleyfair!, and Camp Snoopy. I don't know which one is closer though.

Hehehe! True. It is impossible.

Hades

Smooth article. I knew some of this stuff, but not all of it. It kind of creeps you out when you read these articles on how easily you can get hurt on a roller coaster. But I don't really listen to that, I listen to the safety of the ride. It's kind of saying "Let the adults handle this". I mean it's you have to trust the amusement (or theme park), to feel safe (at least I think). Well back to the injury part of what I just said, I don't really mind the dangers. Ya know, Robb has ridden hundreds of rides, and I don't think he's ever had an injury before. Has he? :?

Mine is probably the Tower of Terror at Disney World. It scared the crap out of me! :shock: But I was also new to the whole ride thing, and that was my first drop ride.

I don't get sick on rides (not yet at least). But if I ever do, I'd put my hands up once again, and ride like the wind!

My first roller coaster ever was a little longer than two years ago. My first roller coaster I have ever been on was the Barnstormer at Disney World's Magic Kingdom.

I don't want to see this ride go! But it might turn out to be for the best if they scrap the thing. And set it up in my backyard!

That is Freakin' insane! :shock: It's hard to imagine myself riding that thing

I'm wondering if anyone has been on a ride where it has broken down before. I have. The Screaming Yellow Eagle At Camp Snoopy (Mall of America). We were stuck for like fifteen minutes. We just kept going up and down alot longer than the ride is intended to. Then we came to a stop on one of the two spots where the lateral forces change from right, to left.

I have one. It's called Tunderstruck. http://rapidshare.de/files/6673888/Thunderstruck_POV__low_quality_.WMV.html http://rapidshare.de/files/6673647/Thunderstruck_POV__high_quality_.MPG.html

If anybody else wants to add any coasters to the list, feel free to. 8)

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I'm just wondering. Is there such a thing as track hacking in Roller Coaster Tycoon 3?