Midgetman82

Call me crazy, but I came to think that Toyota commercial about roller coaster brakes creating energy has a point, though sounds very expensive.

Beautiful! So far beautiful!

(BTW, I agree on the Jesus thing!)Holy boat batman, that thing is HUGE! 'twss' Unfortunately due to how people like to find exciting things when an exorbitant project is finished, and since this doesn't seem to have many exciting things other than a life-sized Noah's Ark complete with a petting-zoo, aviary, and other historical structures, I don't think many people will donate. Anybody have $5000 laying around, they need a plank. Don't get me wrong, if this finishes then I wouldn't mind driving up to see it someday... but... I don't think it will get finished. And from what I hear will be in this so called "park", it seems more like a zoo to me.

But wait, they say the park will have both this AND a 4th Dimension...

Complete edit: They will not have the coaster version of the Unicoaster, they will have the flat ride instead (Round Ride Unicoaster)... whoopse, my bad. I really with they could have two different names when I googled it. Here is the website of the different kinds of Unicoasters available: http://www.usthrillrides.com/unicoaster.html

^Oh wow, I never thought I would see an Intamin coaster in Busch Gardens like this. I can't wait till' I'm back in BG next year again!

I think lakeparks got it first on here, and someone else probably got it even before on Facebook. I would have said Dubai, but then I refreshed the page.

I would love to see a coaster with over 10 inversions and a drop going past 112 degrees as well, but I don't see that happening here (Possibly an El Loco, but well have to see).

A first year-record steel coaster? Do they mean a record-breaking steel coaster?

I also wonder how much the price for admission would be. This does look like a park that is in a great location and will attract a lot of people, but the price to enter might drive them away. People pay to go to Disney World, Sea World, Universal, Aquatica, and all those other parks because they know that they have something special in them thats makes them quality parks. What would it look like if a Six Flags park opened in Orlando? (I am not comparing Orlando Thrill Park with Six Flags)

I think I'm going to faint... This IS an RCT player's dream come true. I don't think I've ever seen such a large variety of great rides come to one park before. I would love to see how this goes, if it does go well than it could possibly be one of the best amusement parks in Orlando, because so far it looks the most thrilling! It seems they just hand picked the best choices of rides, That's a very gutsy move in my opinion.

Is it too late to post here? Dreamworld did their own POV facing the passengers and forward. This ride looks epic!

I loved my visit to Dubai back in July 2009, but I went to the Atlantis Aquaventure instead of Wild Wadi. Wild Wadi looks great, if I ever go back I'll be sure to visit this water park, thanks for the report.

Strong hope by Ed Hart in Kentucky Kingdom opening, everything on Theme Park Review, and new elements for wooden coasters and water slides. I can't really think of anything else.

I'm sure they can punch holes in the fiberglass through the celing of the flume. I'm also sure they wouldn't have presented it if they didn't have any ideas upon how they would finish it.

Whoopse, I meant the Constrictor water slide idea; and it's labeled as an inner-tube slide.

They can add more water to the chute to slow you down before you go overboard. Proslide's Topsy Turvey slides have bumps in them to slow down riders before they go too fast into the element. I really like the Constrictor idea because that large tunnel tight turn will produce some weird G's; I know because the last turn on Omaka Rocka in Aquatica has one of them (sorta) and I thought it pulled some weird G's.

Kentucky Kingdom came out with a new poll: what's the longest timeyou've spent in a line? http://apps.facebook.com/polldaddy-polls/?view=poll&id=4143303&comment=902888&msg=new-comment#comment_902888

Just a heads up, they do have a youtube channel ( http://www.youtube.com/user/WhiteWaterWest ), and so does Proslide ( http://www.youtube.com/user/proslide1 ). Those videos aren't o the youtube channel, but they might be soon.

So, KK was supposed to get a Vekoma Flying coaster and an Intamin Impulse Coaster? Could both have fit during that time?

Well, SF wanted to run a good park and, at the same time, keep themselves above the waters when it came to paying the bills. On the bright side, Six Flags did leave a great water park and I noticed there was more greenery in the park than there used to be in the early 2000's; but that's just little stuff I noticed. They did that?

^^Straight from a bowl into a tornado? The Abyss seems like it could hold more people which I think is good since you aren't sitting in a hole but a whole raft. I like this idea for WhiteWater since it gives them a bigger variety of interesting water slides. Would I call this innovative, yes, because it's showing that the companies are stepping into the right direction with their slides to soon create better slides. Proslide started out with the Probowl (body bowl slide), then they came out with one that has an inner-tube friendly exit and went from there to create the Cannon Bowl, Behemoth Bowl, and Bullet Bowl.

I just read this in the newspaper, this seems very interesting. Link: http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/print-edition/2010/11/19/150-million-amusement-park-likely.html The one in Hong Kong doesn't have any rides, but it does ave a cool theater.

No fella, you're not the only one. I second that! This looks very interesting, I like the looks of what Technical Park is displaying.

^Or, that small gaps could make a painful ride.