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The Cannonball. It is a mild enclosed slide that ends 12 feet above the water. When I rode it, I thought, "This is boring. And here's the end already. *go through end* wait. THE WATER's 12 FEET BELOW ME! AAAA!" *splash* Or "H2 Oh No!" This is a normal speed slide... with a 110 foot drop. Or the Cliff Diver. A short slide that ends 18 feet above water level. "AAAAAA!" *splash*

This is the problem. Riddler's (easily the best ride at SFMM) is the only quality B+M Standup.

If you wish for a proof, here it is: The RCT2 coasters actually look curved, while RCT3 is composed of straight segments. The RCT2 peep is more realistic, because he is never seen up close and therefore can be imagined to be realistic. RCT2 has a feature that allows you to track the coaster speed as it is traveling, and I have yet to see anything that useful in 3. Furthermore, the coasters in 3 lose momentum too fast. The custom scenery in 2 is better, and the colors are more realistic. The flats in 3 are better, but the RCT2 coasters, in my opinion, are better than the coasters in 3. I did notice that. I also noticed YOU did not back up your statement.

RCT2

SROS's second tunnel, because it means that you are about to experience some insane airtime.

You're welcome.

I am putting an "accuracy disputed" block up there right now. EDIT: A new template was put up.

You may modify the parks.

Mine is either the Cannonball or the Mine of Lost Souls.

In order to be a coaster: The rolling stock must have wheels. The rolling stock must go through at least two changes in elevation. The rolling stock must be powered by gravity for at least 1/4 the ride. Therefore these are NOT coasters: Dudley DoRight Dragon (at Canobie) These ones are: Superman: The Escape Mack AquaCoasters Alpine Slides Intamin 1st-gen freefalls

By the way, if you have money troubles, please make use of 8 cars per Trainer.

Great terraining! I found two problems with your park: 1) The Suspended coaster has no name 2) Idylwild is spelled wrong on the flyer

Idylwild Corporation, owner of Idylwild Heights, Idylwild Valley, and Idylwild Mine, has bought a huge tract of land on a beachfront. Wood was trucked in for the park's signature coaster, Comet. (Yes, the same one.)

So? I regenerated a topic that was dead for well over a year.

Which one?

I just realized that my park was going nowhere, so I will start over. (And I need some B+M supports, some custom flats, and a bunch of other stuff.)

I have to get this off my back as well. I suck at themeing, and I kinda like the chaotic effect the plopping-down-of-rides brings to my park. However, I think Idylwild Beach does need some flats. The problem with flats is it leaves me with empty coaster trains, which depresses me. Fortunately, 1994 brings a bunch of themeing. (I'm up to 2001 here, and I think that I need more themeing.)

Rule 1: No Poofters. Rule 2: Nobody is to mistreat the Abos in any way ... if anyone is watching. Rule 3: No Poofters. Rule 4: I don't want to catch anybody not drinking in his room after lights-out. Rule 5: No Poofters. Rule 6: There is no rule 6. Rule 7: No Poofters.

Free Fallin' = Oblivion: The Song

32,768 What's the difference between Vekoma and TOGO?

1993 The Beach was taken over by Idylwild Corporation, owner of Idylwild Heights and Idylwild Mine. The park is now Idylwild Beach, but Idylwild allows each of its parks to develop differently. Now flush with cash, Idylwild Beach decided to buy a B+M inverted coaster, Falcon. The layout is based loosely off Batman: The Ride, but this coaster features a "cobra roll" and airtime. It is the tallest and longest inverted coaster in the world. Falcon.

1991 The Beach noticed a drop in attendance. Polls of the guests showed that a new coaster was in order. And not just any coaster... a looping coaster. So The Beach contacted Anton Schwarzkopf and added a nice custom looper. The Schwarzkopf looper.

^The glass walls are great, aren't they?

1990 Our ace reporter, Eragon, took several aerial pictures for TPR. The speedracer. The twisted second hill. The far-end helix. The lift hill and bunny hops. Lightning's twisted finale.

1988 The Beach added a junior wooden coaster to the park. It is unique in that the cars swivel at certain points on the track. Comet and the junior woodie.