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I really hope Wiggles World doesnt go there because that'd look so bad next to Riddler's...unless it brings us a new kiddie credit!

That would be cool, hell even one of the tall accelerators would make an amazing impact on the sky line

The GP just really can't identify wooden coasters, I cant tell you how many times I've seen youtube comments saying: Looks just like: Ghost rider, Psyclone, El Toro etc

I wouldnt say that really makes the park look better, it just gets them more moolah!$$$$$

Haha B&M for example , but that is a good point, I guess the companies just go with whatever works, past vertical drops seem to be the big thing right now

Even though I am a total Intamin Fanboy, I do have to say that Fahrenheit was just a huge knockoff of Gerstlauer's business plan, but from the POVs that I've seen, it does look much better than most if not all eurofighters to me

^I havent really bothered surveying the area, but it's flat enough land to do that? I always assumed it was pretty hilly, but then again you work (or worked I'm not sure) there

I have seen POVs where you can hear TAKE THE TUNNEL, but it's against tpr rules to say where ( ). I'm usually pretty hush about my coaster nerdyness, but I must say that I really do want that shirt

^That's actually a pretty smart idea, I'm sure they could fit a launch coaster somewhere, but I'm not sure if there's space in flash back's old spot or in free fall's area though. Eh they could find a place to fit it somewhere

^forgot about that one, I dont have that credit yet, last time I went I was too scared and didn't know about credits so I didnt have the urgency to ride it

IMO (Brace yourself) B&M's just really bore me, I've been on all of them at sfmm (we have many types of B&Ms there) and I must say that almost none of them can give me a memorable ride. Tatsu's pretzel loop is the only element on a B&M coaster at sfmm that really thrills me, the rest just seems like a mass of decently forceful inversions. That said, I really don't have much experience with either company (I've only been on one REAL Intamin), but judging by how Intamins are always the better rated and liked rides, and how they're always coming up with crazier and more revolutionary layouts, I 100% go with them. B&M just plays it way too safe in my opinion, Diamondback is pretty much just Behemoth with a splash down, it has no surprises along the way. Intamins on the other hand are always filled with lightning fast transitions, random ejector hills, and just an all out great pace. Sure both companies are gonna have their duds, I personally don't think too highly of Time Machine or the bad RoS's (even though I havent been near either of them), but Intamins always seem to have the better successes. The one bad thing about living in So Cal is that we have 1 decent Intamin down here (California Screamin', Superman can die for all I care). So as stated about 50 times, Intamin is my choice

...has the Bizarro struck by lightning joke been made yet?

Riddler's queue doesnt have much theming, but the station is rave themed!!!!!! That song will never get annoying to me, but figuring as this is the terminator thread: I also thought the wood steps seemed kinda weird, it was also kind of dark in that stair case so I had to watch my step pretty carefully

^Terminator!!!! New credit, and more enjoyable for me, but don't forget to add Tatsu to that list of bad lines

Sorry if this has been answered, but are the ride employees still in uniform?

I LOVE CAPS LOCK!!!!!!!!!!!! In all seriousness though *clears throat*: I'm only a kid here so I know nothing about money or driving, but the Flash Pass is definitely worth it if you can shell out the decently large bucks for it. Superman is by far the least intense major coaster in the park. And I don't drive, but I can tell you that you will certainly run into traffic on the 405 (it's the nation's most congested freeway). I'm not quite sure about the I-5 though

This one's a pretty good youtube one: 1: "wheres the wooden rollercoaster thats was behind it " 2: "They tore the wooden ride down because it was REALLY bumpy" 3: "no there was a wild fire" This was on a Deja Vu video and hi Diablo Cody!!!!

On Robb's Terminator video: He/she was talking about Deja Vu

I honestly think sfmm should do it Disney style, where they do assign rows, but they'll let you wait for the front upon request

Yeah, it shouldnt be too bad figuring as most people will be scared away from the August heat figuring as they built Magic Mountain on the Sun

^It's to draw suspense

How bout like the person at 7:18 in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blIR4mU8S_8&feature=channel_page

Did I make a park's selling point on a good ride? My bad, what I meant to say was that, they're all classy people there, they have a great line up of woodies, and the world's tallest (but still pretty lame ) water ride. I totally didn't say something idiotic, that'd be stupid...

^I was actually able to request the last row, however the whole middle section of my train was empty. I did hear about people who requested the back and their wish wasnt granted

Call me a quarter of a rebel, but I went with Midwest. With parks like CP which is arguably the best coaster park in the world, SFGAm which is one of Six Flags's crown jewels, and Holiday World which has the world's number one wooden coaster, that's just too much awesomeness to pass up.