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Bravo SFMM, Bravo!!! This was probably one of the best days ever at the mountain for me. Can you believe me and my girlfriend were the only two on one train on X2!!!!! If you want proof just look at the picture below. But again I must may again that SFMM went all out with this event. Mostly all the food places were open, games were full force and the coasters were pretty much "stay on if you want to re-ride" with the exemption of Terminator because it was only running one train when I rode it. Other than that this was a day to enjoy to the fullest. Did the park in 3 hours and that's just because we were taking our time. THANK YOU again SFMM... Just Simply Awesome! Can you say you had X2 all by yourself... I can!
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B&M VS Intamin
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B&M VS Intamin
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Hopefully whenever I get the chance to go up north I can give the GD at SCBB a try. The one in San Diego is a fun little ride but I can see where a little more speed can add to the experience. I do agree that the one down south is a bit shaky but I have to remember these are early 1920's coaster we're talking about... but decently maintained ones at that .
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It just came to my attention while reading the SFMM thread that the Giant Dipper in Santa Cruz could be a top 3 woodie in California. Personally I have only ridden the one at Belmont Park but every time I hear about the Giant Dipper people usually refer to the one up north. I just want to hear from you guys if there is a different between both of these classic coasters. I personally enjoy the the Giant Dipper at Belmont Park and I could easily see why someone would place it high on the list of best Cali woodies.
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By the way, I now know why you guys keep saying Silver Bullet is a very weak B&M in terms of intensity. I just came from a mini Knott's trip and every time I would ride Silver Bullet me and my girlfriend would wait for the front. Honestly I have always felt some forcefulness during the ride in the front row but nothing too intense. So today me and my girlfriend decide to go in the back row and really see what Silver Bullet has to offer. So up the lift we go, first drop was fun but after that NO forces what so ever!!! I couldn't believe it!!! I do have to mention though that the ride was the smoothest I have been on while on a B&M... NO JOKE!!! I kept telling my girlfriend... "nothing, nothing, nothing, absolutely nothing!"going through the inversions and she agreed. It was surreal to be on the back row of a coaster and have a LACK of forces...