VinTheAttendant

Raptor (I'm having trouble seeing how people prefer a coaster that hasn't even been assembled yet...) Really intense parking lot coaster or a tame, but very scenic coaster.

Cedar Point Automatic or manual transmission?

States I've been to intently: Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Delaware Washington D.C. Virginia Georgia Florida Ohio Illinois California Hawaii States I've passed through: Alaska (airport only) Oregon (airport only)

The only one I can think of is Star City in the Philippines which has two wacky worms. The only differences are the colors, names, trains, and one is on the top floor while the other is at the bottom. http://www.rcdb.com/5527.htm

From Darien Lake's Facebook page:

^^^But take note, boomerangs and GIB give different experiences too. Deja Vu, you're below the track, 90 degrees, on a similar design that is taller, faster, longer, and smoother. It's like a boomerang on steroids. I'd travel miles just to ride a GIB. I would travel across the street for a boomerang.

^^^ Do you have a pick-up truck? I don't think SFMM would have much trouble fillling in that space. With a few exceptions, they have all original-design coasters. If they have something creative for the intended space, awesome! Rather than look at this as a loss, look at this as new possibilities. I'd love an excuse to go back to Six Flags M&M.

Yup. Italy, Canada, Japan, China, and the Philippines. Did you play/do you miss the Santa Claw?

*high fives braztaz* Iced tea Spring or autumn?

Baskin Robbins! Watch little kids whining or watch presidential candidates "debate"

Not today, but tomorrow I plan on doing lots of walking at Lake Compounce Do you own merchandise of a coaster (or any ride) that has been removed?

I think it's great that Six Flags New England is getting a GIB. The last white-knuckle roller coaster they got was Batman back in 2002 (Bizarro certainly doesn't count). Though I do admit that it is puzzling why SFMM would de-throne themselves so quickly after claiming the most roller coasters. Then again, there is a considerable amount of empty space next to the current Deja Vu, getting a replacement for that spot shouldn't be too hard. I don't think the crisis with two boomerangs is such a big deal because I found the thrill factor of both Flashback and Deja Vu are way different. BTW, it's beginning to be a little confusing as to which thread to post in

I thought so, until the new Rise Against album came out Have you ever had your expectations blown away by a roller coaster?

Arrow hypers (only because Magnum packed more punch than Steel Force) Buffalo chicken or BBQ chicken

No, I don't even have a smart phone. Do you still use VHS tapes?

Yup! I've been amusement park hunting all summer! Are you addicted to Angry Birds?

It depends on whether the movie sucks or not But if we're talking about good movies, movie theater. Everything else is television. Hot coffee or iced coffee

No Do you ever sneak onto TPR during work?

Link BTW, that video is pretty hard to watch. This was a really bizarre and really tragic story. My thoughts and prayers got to those affected.

No Do you ride kiddie coasters to boost your coaster count?

Colossus (Rolling Thunder now bores me) Local burger joint or worldwide fastfood chain burger joint

Top Thrill Dragster! PTC or Millennium Flyer

Evel Knievel Wikipedia or Encyclopedia

1. Busch Gardens Williamsburg 2. Islands of Adventure/Universal Orlando 3. Cedar Point 4. Six Flags Great Adventure 5. Disneyland 6. Walt Disney World 7. Busch Gardens Tampa 8. Kings Dominion 9. Six Flags Over Georgia 10. Six Flags Magic Mountain

I found that keeping your head back and to the right head pad gives a more tolerable experience. Also, the red train is a bit smoother than the teal train. When I worked on the ride, I would always tell people that it's a good ride if you know how to ride it.