alpengeist04

Mine would be as follows: 1.El Toro 2.Phoenix 3.Boulder Dash 4.Phantom's Revenge 5.Bizzaro (SFNE) 6.NTAG 7.I305 8.Kumba 9.Ride of Steel 10.TTD/Maverick/Millennium Force

Iron Shark and Mystery Mine.

^Very true. They are putting a lot of money into both parks right now and not just for Harry Potter. Just give them another year or two and you'll definitely see and feel the difference.

For me it was NTAG, Transformers at USH, and Disneyland.

Easily it's Outlaw Run and Iron Rattler for me. I'm also excited to be getting a Transformers ride here in Florida. ...While it didn't beat out Spiderman for my favorite dark ride, it's still easily in my top 4 or 5.

^Well, for $15 million they could get a coaster like iSpeed.

...Counting down the days to Skyfall, The Hobbit, and Les Miserables.

Being a big fan of Disney and Star Wars, I think I'm happy about this.

Batman at SF Great Adventure in 1993.

I definitely like this move. Well done, CF.

Best in order: Steel: Flight Deck, Xcelerator, Batman-TR, Space Mountain, and Tatsu. Wood: Apocalypse Worst: Steel: Vortex and Kong Wood: Grizzly

That drop is awesome!!! ...Can't wait to visit next year.

Still Kumba. ...Another month and another visit to BGT.

While I will ride every coaster when I visit, these are really the only 5 worth re-rides. 1a.Top Thrill Dragster-top 15 worthy 1b.Millennium Force-top 15 worthy 1c.Maverick-top 15 worthy 2a.Raptor-top 50 2b.Blue Streak- top 25 (woodie) The rest are average at best.

The new paint looks great, but will it ride any better? Though I'm a huge Intamin fan and love most of their coasters, La Vibora is definitely not one of them. ...still it's not horrible I guess.

According to RCDB these would be the oldest for me. Jack Rabbit- Kennywood 1920 Roller Coaster- Lagoon 1921 Thunderhawk- Dorney Park 1923 Thunderbolt- Kennywood 1924 Giant Dipper- Santa Cruz B.B. 1924 Giant Dipper- Belmont 1925 Wildcat- Lake Compounce 1927 Racer- Kennywood 1927

Busch Gardens Tampa Seaworld Orlando Islands of Adventure Universal Studios Florida Waterville, USA Dixie Landin' Kemah Boardwalk Galveston Pier SFFT Seaworld San Antonio SFOT Universal Studios Hollywood SFMM Knott's Berry Farm Disneyland DCA Seaworld San Diego Belmont Busch Gardens Williamsburg Kings Dominion I'll visit SWO, BGT, IOA, and USF at least one more time each before Christmas.

For me, 1. Intamin fart 2. B&M roar 3. Intamin launch

For me, 1. ROTM (USF) 2. Space Mnt. (DL) 3. R 'n' RC (DHS)

^I agree that Dueling Dragons is very convenient with the baby swapping short cut. I've even used the one at The Mummy too. I remember one morning a staff member actually mentioned it to me after seeing me come back around in the single rider line.

One of the perks of having a Platinum Pass for the Busch parks here in Florida is getting re-rides on Kraken, JTA, Montu, Kumba, Gwazi, and SheiKra. ...Though, I usually go on days where I don't even need to show my pass to get another ride in before having to go back through the queue again. Also, when visiting BGW I usually go to Alpengeist first thing and get some re-rides in before the GP gets there.

Let them have their B&M. Hopefully, this will mean shorter lines in the morning for MF, Maverick, and TTD.

17/21, which is above average for me.

^^Is Indy going to be open at that time? I'm thinking probably not. I would also look into single rider lines for Radiator Springs and California Screamin'. It saved me a good amount of wait time back in August.

Seaworld, this Tuesday.