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Batman the Ride at Great Adventure. I was terrified.

Heavy pot smoking, did you see all the types of plants on thag queue line. Something else is in the Black Forest they didn't tell us about.

RMC family coaster, that would be pretty cool and unique.

B&M Inverts from 1992-2001 are easily their best work IMO.

For some outlandish reason I think you're wrong. ......Alpinegeist? P.S. Nice troll job

I find both Cheetah Bunt and Verbolten to be excellent in their own right

Nothing is impossible but i'm 99.9% sure this will not be a launched coaster.

I'll be on the first train out if they open an Intamin Pre-Fab at BGW

Wow.

I think as time goes on they'll begin to space out teasers and then formally announce a month or two into the season.

I can't believe how I'm reading pages of people bitching about receiving the world's tallest, fastest Dive Machine. Want to trade? I'll take a B&M Dive anyday at Great Adventure. Easily B&M's second best design behind Inverts IMO.

Do you think if they did go the family coaster route that perhaps a wooden shuttle coaster like SwitchBack could be a possibility? It would definitely fit in the New France theme, that is of course if it isn't the whole "smoke in mirrors" thing.

Three words: Because Dorney Park

Hurler at King's Dominion may be the most uninspired piece of crap I've ever ridden.

^ I didn't nesscarily say the entire ride should be built on the other two.

Yeah, and Mummy is a Premier / Universal collaboration. They're still very similar ride concepts being a coaster and media combination. Mummy is more old school Universal with the actual physical sets while Gringott's is more Comcastic with screens everywhere. How I love the nostolgic feel of the physical set. I wish they would go back to this more often. Just like movies, I hate when there is too much CGI. It is good for some shots but the puppets really bring some things to life. Jurassic Park (The movie) still feels real and timeless due to a great mix of both.

There are some hills in the area. If it drops down the ravine where Le Scoot and Alpie are it could be a considerable drop. Imagine the coaster interacting with those two rides.

The launch is deceivingly strong and you get a nice pop of airtime coming out of it.

If this is indeed a terrain coaster, how big would the possible drop be with the ravine included? Is the ravine that steep?

definetley sounded like sarcasm I'm done with this pointless conversation after this cause it is taking away from the actual thread but read the posts before mine. As you can see multiple people were saying about how the same pictures were mentioned numerous times. (Thats where the sarcasm comes in)

I find the Mummy coaster to be criminally underrated. Such a fun ride that never gets much praise.

Did you even bother to read the past few messages? Ugh did you ever bother to open a dictionary to see what sarcasm is.

You guys hear that Joker has gone vertical?

I hope they drop a new clue this weekend, the speculation is killing me.

A three hundred foot coaster scaring people? Perposterous.