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With elements like loops, you're actually pushed more into your seat than you usually are. You don't even realize that you're upside down, and it really doesn't feel like it at all. If you get the idea that you're gonna feel like you're about to fall out, inversions almost always feel like the exact opposite of that.

^I can't imagine how many supports are gonna be needed to keep the structure from sagging.

May I just say that I'm really happy that my incredibly poor drawing of Pacman turned into a discussion about disgusting boobs? And I was at the park today, it was pretty nice! Basically empty, so we bounced around between Hurricane Harbor and Magic Mountain. Hurricane Harbor was kind of a drag, though, because a good third of the slides were closed.

To be honest, I think it's gonna be a train ride. I have a rough outline sketched out here, and I think it'd make a really nice scenic trip through the park. The smaller yellow circle represents where a drop tower could go, and the red is a scenic walkway that I think they should add.

Sprawl II (Magic Mountains Beyond Magic Mountains) <3

Is the ride in Europe?

It's located in a city with a major European influence like Montreal?

The coaster fits in as part of its city's sky line?

Has the ride time been extended by use of trim brakes?

Two lift hills?! The Beast?

Twin Cities? Something in the Mall of America like Spongebob Rock Bottom Plunge?

Sounds swell. Can't wait!

Biggie Smalls-STRFKR. Such a freaking fantastic band.

Anyone have an idea of why they'd fly the American flag here? Are like the iron workers from America, or something?

^I rode it about a month ago, and my night ride in the middleish part of the train was still one of the best rides I've ever had on it. So it's still doing pretty well. It gets much better at night when it's running faster.

Voyage to the Center of the Earth at Waterworld near Denver. So much awesome theming!

Re-read my post. Raptor and it's lack of forces would remain in Gardaland if it were up to me. Every review I've read of Raptor emphasized the fact that it was nothing special, and in fact, lame (aside from theme). Thats what Disney parks are for. My mistake, I must've skimmed over it too fast! But it looks like both parts of my post on the top page were wrong! It'll be cool to see more wing riders pop up.

^Why not a better layout? Raptor kinda looks really dull... And yeah, I'm kinda convinced that its a Star Flyer now. But Jesus, does that guy show up in every SF promo?

An intense, REAL free fall is disappointing? Keep in mind that the giant ride vehicle acts basically like a large mast and slows down the drop on Drop Tower. It gathers up so much wind resistance that the drop isn't as exciting as an Intamin tower with smaller and more streamlined ride vehicles.

Haha, have fun! I could never handle an Odd Future show, far too much moshing for a skinny, weak kid like myself. But my friend went to their show at the Troubador in LA a few months ago and ended the concert on stage leaning on Tyler, The Creator's shoulder chanting, "kill people, burn sh**, f*** school!" Good stuff. Also, I'll also hopefully go to Coachella 2012. I went to it this year and had one of the most amazing weekends possible, you'll love it.

^If that makes you want to cut yourself, you've got bigger problems than some unhappy Cedar Point guests.

My concert line up: The National 9/11 Bon Iver 9/19 Arcade Fire 9/22 Beirut 10/4 Freaking beautiful.

New Texas Giant? Next to the Cowboy's stadium, has steel track, the original is technically still standing, but not operating, it now has "New" in front of it, and it got the Rocky Mountain Treatment.

I wanna say like Cheetah Hunt at BGA. It's in a state famous for oranges; the local sports team, the Buccaneers, is a synonym of the Pittsburgh team, the Pirates; and it's a steel coaster!

Are the hints affiliated with the Orange Bowl?