Rollerman87

^Terrain hugging would be interesting, but that brings up where they're gonna build it. If they do end up putting it in Psyclone's grave, the terrain is flat. But, if they actually hide it somewhere in the mountain (That'd be cool to have a drop out right past Ninja), then we could get some serious terrain hugging areas. Man, I wish they'd announce the ride already!

Man, this trip looks awesome. Each day you guys seem to have more and more fun. About Collosus, does Intamin have a generic train modelt aht they modify for all their coasters? It looks like they put some fiberglass around a Millenium Force train and stuck it on the track. I'll look up my other question. Just a peek: Prefab?

Dude, read this whole thread before you start asking questions. You'll find answers to such things as the Terminator thing, and how true certain myths are.

^That's the great thing about SoCal. There's literally a park for everyone. You've got Disneyland for the little ones, Knott's for the Tweens and Families, and SFMM for the teens and thrill seekers. For USH, it's again for the whole family, but on a different level. It is a tourist type park, yes, but also a park you would visit about once every two years or so to catch up on all the minor and major changes. Heck, since I've been there, The Horror maze changed, Whoopi and the stupid Fast Furious thing appeared on the tram, and the Simpson's Ride opened. Oh, and the Universal Experience too. It is a park of a change and of wonder. But yeah, for a bit of people, it doesn't have 50 rides, so it's not a grabber.

First, I searched and could find nothing on even the topic of Fahrenheit. I know, weird. Second, I hope I'm posting in the right section. If I am not, I sincerely apologize. OK, so I've been checking out the new coaster at Hershey Park. All of you know which one (Farenheit if you didn't know ). I keep reading about the inversion after the cobra roll as being some sort of s-roll. I've watched videos and whatnot and am really confused. From what I see, the element is a more stretched corkscrew. Can anyone explain why they are labeling it as an s-roll and not just a corkscrew? (rcdb labels it as a corkscrew, while the official site labels it an s-roll)

^I must say thank you. I honestly don't know whether I've done any bashing on the park (I sure hope I didn't), but I love that park. I love seeing the improvements and seeing a changed park. I just hope they can turn their rep around about the gang violence. Personally, I've only seen anything close to that once in my good 15 or so visits to SFMM (Mind you, I started going in 2002). No matter how much "Family Friendly" things they do, if they can't turn that rep around, we won't see an increase. SFMM has come a long way, but they still have a very long way to go.

Nah,it's not Ohio, it's Cedar Fair. You ever see a TPR for Knott's here in Cali? The trashcans are just as bad. I think CF feels people are too lazy to walk that extra five feet to throw some trash away. Stupid lazy American fast lards Honestly, I'd rather them take down rides than trees. Yes, we enthusiasts cannot live without the rush we get from rides, but we humans can not live period without trees that produce breathable air. Plus, I'll take trees over concrete anytime.

This is really freakin funny. The only law for OTSRs are the laws of physics And of course, it helps idiots like those go on some of 'em. Really, if you think about it, they can take the OTSRs of a number of rides and be fine. Gotta love when GP try and argue with you.

I've noticed that Batman seems different as well. When last I rode it (about a month ago), I noticed you could heard the wheels jolting a little bit. It was kinda creepy as you're sitting there going "please don't derail, please don't derail." And yeah, the normal GP love the Batman stunt shows, but I've found them to be super cheesy. Although, I must say, when I saw the Batman Begins stunt show, they had a pretty close look alike for the part where he's going to Ra Al Ghul. For a sec, I actually thought it was Christian Bale

That's cool what they did with the Bates thing. They need to update that tour though. But, hopefully they are with the King Kong attraction gone. Is the stupid spinning tunnel of doom for the Mummy still at the end? And no Horror maze? Last time I was there was the first year they brought HHN there. The Van Helsing turned Horror maze sucked balls. I want to check out the new one though. And, quick question, does Whoopie just replace Ron Howard, or does she actually do more of the narrating?

^yeah, replace the hydrualics with airbags. Kaboosh! It's always been kinda cool to watch though. Especially when it puts itself back together. Just like Bruce doing the backstroke (In case you don't know, that's the Jaws part)

Sounds like a good line up. I went last year, and did not like the stupid Widow's Cavern ride. I liked the theme they had before it. Had more monsters. I liked the Pyromaniax though. Had guys jumping at you from everywhere. Can't wait to see how the new mazes are.

I have two. Scream! at SFMM- the small drop is a kinda fun, and it offers a great view of the cobra roll, and vast stretch of parking lot Dominator at (now defunct) Geauga Lake- I like the little s-bend it has, and going through the bushes like that. It really made the pre-lift seem longer. Yes, both are floorless

Wow, now I know GP can be kinda ignorant, but TTD is clear on the other side of the park, and isn't "The Blue Demon." And, as for Mr. "which ride is it", man, you wonder why maps were ever printed. And my weird things (future) GP said: I was talking to a friend of mine the other day and told her I went on X2. She told me she was going to SFMM in August. I told her to definitely get on X. She replied, "Which one, X1 or X2?" Damn those stupid commercials that label X2 as "the all new X2."

It's great that all you Enthusiasts have $200 to wave around. For an upcoming college student like me, $200 dollars would kill my budget, Heck, I only own the regualr Play Pass because I just don't have that kind of money. Plus, you guys are looking at everything IN THE PARK. Another issue everyone is leaving out is gas and essentials. I mean, I'm guessing it would cost me a good amount of money to fill my 99 Escort up to make the round trip to the park. I have not driven there yet, so it's not proven. And I live in the Long Beach area, so it's about an hour drive. And really, if it ever came down to it, I would never, ever decide between paying for bills (of course, don't have any yet ) and buying a play pass. I know a lot of people wouldn't, especially GP.

^She's rollerskate VWishes they're best friend was a rollerskate

That's got to be one of the fastest mouse coasters I've ever seen! And that little jump water boat thing looked insane! It's on. My bro and I are definitely visiting Europe one day.

^Really, really old. Russian ice sled old (seriously) V Wishes they could take good coaster pics like me

Honestly, I laughed at that stupid movie. What happened to the riders was weird, not scary. Did it affect my want to ride a coaster? Hell no. But hey, I was able to fully see it as a movie (because of the cheesiness). But, I did see the famous clip from Psycho and was a little afraid of the shower

That's the one!

Honestly, it depends. As you've heard from a few of us, they haven't opened X2 at opening all the time. Two weeks ago, when I was there, they didn't open X2 until midday on both Saturday or Sunday. But hey, you may get lucky. Good luck on the Bull Run

Wow, it looks like a nex gen raft ride. It's like a waterpark ride, for an amusement park I meanm seriously, the slide looks like one of those family raft rides at water parks (like the one at SFMM, which sucks), but with a literal raft on it. I can't wait to see some finished ride photos

This is got to be one of the strangest launchers I've ever seen: http://rcdb.com/ig3429.htm?picture=11 There's another I've seen by Schwarzkopf that's weird, but I can't find it. It looks like a giant knot. If anyone knows what I'm talking about, post it.

I have been shaken on a few, but the one I remember was Goliath at SFMM, which was simply because it was the first BIG ride I had ever been on.

^ Well said, and congratulations. Is SFMM perfect? Hell no. Are they trying though? Yes. Some of us want everything to be super perfect. Well, I got news for you. Even with Knott's millions of CF brand trash cans, PEOPLE will still litter, and the park may still look messy for a bit. Let's all give SFMM a break, and see what happens with this death at SFOG and how it affects our park.