Bob O

Maybe my age is showing but i couldnt tell you what my first roller coaster ride was. I know it was at the old Dandelion Park in Muskego Wisc. and believe it was a ride called Wildd Mouse and that this took place in the late 1960's/eaqrly 1970's. A rider later was killed on this ride and it wasnt long that this park was closed for good.

I have enjoyed all your dvd's and have found them informative and funny. My question is how long does it take you too make a coaster season dvd??? And how much do you film at the parks as im assuming you film alot more than what shows up on the dvd's?? PS It has been fun watching your kids grow up as the years have went by!!

My vote for wooden coasters would be Shivering Timbers at Michigans Adventure. The coaster offered massive amounts of air time and the ride ops barely cheked the restraints so it was great!!! As for steel i would vote the last row of raging Bull at SFGAM. Another ride that has great airtime and the ride-ops arent usually too bad on pushing down the restraint.

Im from Milw. Wisc. and my home park is Six Flags Great America which is about a 45 minute drive from home. And sadly not many parks in the general area.

I would also have to vote for Walt Disney World. Nothing can beat a trip to this destination!!

The last coaster i rode was The Hulk at IOA on dec 12,2004. And i cant wait till coaster riding season opens up in the midwest!!