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Oh god, I had forgotten about the night ride on Jet Stream, I still hate you for that Lol. Very awesome PTR, that was an great day, especially when X2's line got short!

The back seat on Roar at SFDK gives a pretty awesome experience

^^I figured it wasnt anything special, thanks for the clarification

I'm a fan of Arrow Corner at SFMM, Tatsu and Deja also have awesome colors

^But what can be leaked by just looking at track? We know that there are gonna be new B&Ms pretty much every year figuring as they have a 5 year waiting list. All we know from that is that somebody, hell maybe not even this year, is getting a mega coaster. While it is likely that the red track could be for Carowinds, there is no real proof that it is

^I think it's either gonna be a B&M soggy coaster or a B&M va**na coaster

I entered a picture of Scream! With no parking lot visible too! It wont place, but what the hell!

^It does seem to be about the same size, so you could be right about that

^You're right about that, I have 2 friends that have season passes because of me

You can also upload your pictures to sites like photobucket, and copy the direct link in between the img tags

^Is Medusa East really that much better than Scream? I guess Scream's rattle from hell and parking lot theme make a pretty big difference

^I know that the ride's layout is not like Hi Miler, sorry if I wasnt clear, what I meant to ask is if it had the pretty darn crazy ejection points that Hi Miler had. (My airtime opinion on Hi Miler may be off since I rode it before becoming an enthusiast and having more riding experience)

I havent experienced either so I can't have my own ACTUAL opinion, but from ride reviews, rankings, and watching POV's rides like Bizarro and Goliath (Walibi) look much more fun than B&M megas. I'm really not too impressed with the latest B&M mega coasters, they seem to just go up and down without really changing up the style at all. That said I havent ridden either kind (the only hyper I've ridden is SFMM's Goliath ) but Intamin's seem much more exciting to me.

Those big shaboozies dont look too legal...ah who cares? It blows up!!! Dixieland looks pretty great, and if that miler coaster is anything like hi miler at the L.A county fair, I know what kind of extreme ejector air those things give

Awww too bad you didnt ride the train ride that takes you underground to hell frozen over (well close enough). Sounds like you had a great time, and you did a great job reporting it, I'm really anxious to see your SFDK report, I absolutely love that place Edit: Post 666

I'll admit, I've never thought that were malfunctioning, but sometimes it has taken me a few tries to undo a seatbelt.

^^Aw you didnt say that, my last ride on Viper was literally smoother than scream, there was absolutely no lateral headbanging (although my head did go forwards and back between the double loops, but it wasnt bad at all). Plus the layout is great, a cool first drop, especially in the back and just all around fun, I enjoy it more than Scream and even Riddler's sometimes

I have a feeling that it's a part of a chain of parks with the same name

There was some documentary about Expedition Everest where you can find out how the eddy current anti rollbacks work too, it's on youtube somewhere

Sometimes I wonder how the park still turns a profit when I go and only spend 20 bucks, that $90 at the beginning of the year better have held its own

Great tr so far, which Cali park(s) are you hitting up?

I must say that that video was a work of art, it seemed so professional and theatrical, just beautiful

^I actually find this V2 much more thrilling, especially in row 6, you can barely get that hangtime anywhere else, that beats twisting upwards any day

Wow I really missed the animal aspect of the park when I went, I didnt even go over by the giraffes, oh well, riding the coasters there was a good replacement for that

Any amusement park with a snapping turtle in its lake shouldnt be allowed to be taken seriously. Really. But the park does look like a good getaway for the locals, and you did a great job covering it