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And what is the reason to losing the awesomely themed Mini Cooper cars? I demand an explanation! Edit: BMW? And a license? Explain please

That's okay. I just wanted to know what I'm going to have to expect this summer!

I just don't rate coaster elements, sorry. Call me a bad coaster enthusiast or whatever, but I can compare overall coasters to one another but comparing one coaster element to another completely different coaster element (A first turn compared to a helix? huh???) and then to a water ride??? Sorry, just not my thing. But my overall feeling? I think Goliath is one of the lamest hyper coasters ever built. And Perilous Pluge? WTF? It's a water ride. I haven't been on it since the year it opened. --Robb Sorry for the lack of clarification, but I was asking how the G-Forces on the first turn compares to the Death Helix, since that's the most forceful thing I encountered positive G-wise, and the backrow of Perilous Plunge is the most intense drop I experienced Negative G-wise. I wasn't comparing the rides in general, just the intensity of the elements. I hope that made a bit more sense.

^ Someone doesn't ride coasters often! Sorry for asking this a third time, since it hasn't been answered, but how does the ride compare to Goliath's death helix, and Perilous Plunge's drop?

This is a bit late, but Disneyland is getting a 4D coaster

Robb, what would you say about the first turn versus Goliath's Death Helix, and the drop in the back versus Perilous Plunge? (If not obvious, those are the rides with the most intense moments I've been through).

Fixed . And don't you mean, everything but boring?

If this continues through the summer, I'll be super happy

[Off Topic] Like I told you at West Coast Bash, I'm gonna ride I305 this summer . Just had to say that since you were already jealous.

Awesome TR! Had me laughing!

Hey, I remember looking at that site when I used to be in RCT years ago! I had absolutely no idea what it was! That and also this place called "RCTMart." I really wanted to see this RCT2 recreation of Disneyland for the 50th anniversary, but never knew how.

Pardon my stupidity, but what's NE?

Cruel, but funny!

So it was the crew that benefited the short wait-time, not the excellent ride capacity? Or is it both.

When I made an analytical comparison of the g-force on El Toro's Drop vs Perilous Plunge's at West Coast Bash with my friends

Thanks man!

Sorry, but I need to bump my questions . A) Is the seating assigned? B) How does the first turn compare to Goliath's "Death Helix?"

Yeah, it's part of the theming. But I still don't get how they did that on Riddler's. I've seen graffiti on Colossus as well.

Is it assigned seating? EDIT: I just remembered this, but how does the first turn compare to Goliath/Titan's Death Helix?

Sounds like a plan!

Superman's okay, it's a fun little ride to do.

Better picture, but I still say it looks ok, but it's the design of the other cars behind it that make it look ugly. If they added some more customization to the cars with the seats they could've added a small wall to the side like on the Intamin Trains. It's just odd looking. Just those little additional aesthetic features will make the trains look a lot better.

I was thinking the same when I read it. And thanks for the clarification, Marcio.

Agreed with Elissa's point. I really like how I305's train looks, it came out REALLY nice. I do wonder.. For those who have ridden Tornado and I305, would the ride be any different with the vest straps as opposed to the hard OSTR?

I know about Stunt Fall. It's different colors and a different name, doesn't mean it's not Deja Vu