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Lemme tell you. Triple XXX makes such great hangover food. The Duane Purvis is godsend.

The ride system will be similar to Mater's Junkyard Jamboree at DCA. The exception being that the theme will be of the Aliens towing the ride vehicles trying to dodge The Claw. This information being from WDW News Today.

Sounds like Dollywood is having some trouble "getting it up."

I was never really excited for this coaster from the initial announcement but, after seeing the car and that skyline image, DAMN. Does Mako really add beauty to the SeaWorld skyline!!

It continually baffles me that there exists a family as the Koch's who continue to satisfy and improve with every addition they make to the park.

Jeez. How big is that paper you're drawing on? Those lines are fine! Your drawing is incredible! Great perpectives and everything seems on point.

I would definitely say the El Loco became quite a winner for S&S. There's plenty of Steel Hawg clones built everywhere around the world. El Loco at the Adventure Dome was tons of fun and one of the most unique ride experiences I have been on, if not the most unique. But then there's the Free Fly coaster which looks incredibly unique, fun, all around great for families and yet only one was ever built and it doesn't look like there going to be another built in the near future.

Is it known if it's positively GCI doing the restoration of Ghostrider? If so, I kind of wish they would do some reprofiling on some areas like they did on Boulder Dash. Add a double up or down in an area or something. Add a little GCI touch to the ride.

Wow! What a novel idea. An out-and-back hyper with MASSIVE inversions. So simple and yet looks awesome! I wonder how many tests they got in before filming that POV. I'll be even more impressed if that machine still needs more time to break in. That zero-g looked great!

It is not possible. I was there 2 weeks ago for a trip. Unfortunately, you have to wait in the regular line. I was there the last hour of opening on Sunday which closed at around 8pm. I got on Insane, Twister, Jetline, and Fritt Fall, in that order. Insane was the longest line of all of them due to it being the main inverting thrill attraction and the low capacity. Jetline and Twister both were nearly walk-on. Sadly, I didn't have time for Kvasten or Vilda Musen because they shut down the lines 10 minutes before closing to ensure everybody is out of the park. I had quite a dissapointingly short visit, but it was all the time I had in my trip and those rides were small, but all pack quite the punch in their own ways!

Sad to hear. Take time off to recuperate and gain some stability! It's been an amazing journey watching this construction from the ground up to where it is now! I hope that the time will come again when this will be updated but all things come to an end at some point in ways we don't expect, right? AWESOME WORK HILLFLYER!

The gold accenting really makes those trains something special. It's just a really gorgeous color pallete.

The hang time in that loop will be insane!

Agree with you on that. GhostRider was such an iconic, outstanding coaster when it first opened. I believe the layout still kicks all kinds of butt but the cars track like a truck with square wheels. If Knott's were to bring in RMC, they should really only install topper track on the entire ride. The coaster could return to the likes of what it once was! Maybe RMC could add a little bit of their flair here and there. Maybe make the double up on the second trip out a little bit more pronounced and add some better banking here and there. Now that would be the formula for making this classic coaster become phenomenal again.

I can't wait to see how this coaster looks with the water reflecting its sillhouette from underneath. It's going to look gorgeous.

Oh my god! Those magnetic fins really make those seats spin friggin crazy! That looks absolutely INSANE in the best way possible!

As much as I agree about how much I want this, I find it so difficult to imagine how on earth they'd fit such a large coaster into the park. I mean, look at Silver Bullet and how hideously that was placed. Just plopped right down above everything having to take approximately three stories-worth of stairs to get to the station.

Sounds like the recipe for my wet dream. Am I right?? But honestly, I believe any coaster with this combination of elements is going to have to screw up really badly to be bad! Phantasialand have really done something incredibly right!

Aggressively dreaming of the day I can visit Phantasialand. They have been ON POINT with their additions and this looks like no exception at all!

I've got to agree with you on that, too. The front entrance needs some freshening up to fit into the new Steampunk District theme. Has anybody been able to check on that? I really hope they haven't left the station with the permanent temporary walls queue line. They are the absolute worst.

Now if only they would cover up the parking lot under Scream with some paint or dirt. That would really round off this area fantastically! It would be a dream come true!

I don't know where you got the launch as being a gimmick. The launch really adds to the wing rider and, in fact, makes it WAY better! It had a nice, surprising, kick in acceleration and provided great speed through the first immelman to provide some good forces on the left side and a little bit of airtime on the right side at the peak. Where's the gimmick?

singemfrc, you answered too quickly. haha. Pretty much summed it up. Normally, trains don't sit on the transfer track but could the transfer and brake run before the station technically be 2 blocks if necessary?

Hey! There's my group, Purdue TPED, behind Robb in that picture! Had such an awesome day!