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I take it you haven't ridden T3? The other SLCs I dislike (all but Great Nor'Easter) are about the same to me in their badness--some are surely even rougher than others, but I don't keep track. Those restraints absolutely kill T3.

This is music to my ears. Headchoppers have always been one of my most beloved coaster characteristics, and I've really enjoyed them on some of the RMC inversions.

Does knocking over ladders with a golf cart count? In that case, a few weeks ago. When was the last time you ate something fresh from a garden?

I did that a few weeks ago with a full glass (thankfully of water)! The worst part was that it shattered and sent barely-bigger-than-glitter-sized pieces flying everywhere.

Yup...I continue to feel terrible about the tragedy and other injuries, but I am lapping up all this drama and intrigue.

From their site: "Our Millennium Flyer trains may be available for existing wooden roller coasters that meet Great Coasters' strict standards for track and structure condition, as well as acceptable dynamic profiles." This has been the case for as long as I can recall; at least several years. It does seem to usually be achieved through a full retrack by GCI.

Done! Strictly used the grouping method.

I'm drinking a glass of wine right now. When was the last time you tried a new beverage?

Carousel of Progress for 69 hours straight, until...

What headchopper? But actually, yes, now I am thinking about it.

^^^I'm not sure if that graphic just ruined sporks forever or if it made them infinitely cooler than they already were.

^That's a shame, but it's good to know that so we can stop getting our hopes up. I'd been fantasizing that the lap bar trains were now standard issue.

Okay, I wasn't the first one to see it.

Okay, this is the new best roller coaster name.

^^"[W]e ran out of time"? I get that the poster was probably trying to be good-naturedly self-deprecating, but that does sound kinda...sloppy. #awkward

No.

This is from an early Instagram post about it: "Taller headrests. More room. Different shade green. No fenders. Removal of the orange stripe. Sharper nose. They’re quite different." @coaster_square

That's...vibrant.

Fully agreed if that's the case. But this^ could also be true, that it was just an awkward way of saying it's not available right now, or they're finalizing some details. When I Googled it there were media references to the unlimited from the last month or two.

Sexual. Also, I see this hasn't been posted on this page yet, so, you're welcome.

^I just remembered I've been there once. Safe to say I won't miss it, though.

^Also be sure to check out Grandfather's Mansion, a funhouse-type walkthrough attraction!

Wow, I have zero recollection that this park is known for its flat rides, and I only vaguely remember riding one: a pirate ship that, for some reason, I insisted on hitting up. I probably rode at least a couple others, but I guess this memory lapse and/or lack of riding goes to show, uh, something? about La Ronde.

I wouldn't recommend putting any stock in it, but I saw a rumor that it's not 100% certain the flyers won't be coming back this year. I'm assuming wishful thinking, but you never know.