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Green Lantern being destroyed in an earthquake. What's better than that!?!

Granted, but he will mime all of his shows. I wish a WDW vacation wasn't so expensive.

They each have a Dinn wooden coaster. Rye Playland and Kennywood

to torture aliens to leak intergalactic secrets! The CIA would load the train with aliens from all over the Universe (all of course were over 52" inches tall) and make them keep riding until they told everything. One day, the train stopped on the lift hill and one of the aliens managed to escape! He had ridden this machine 800 times in a row without talking; he actually...liked this torture device. He set out to find more that weren't so torturous. His intelligence led him on an adventure to...

False! The person below me has ridden a Batman clone that wasn't in a Six Flags park.

Ninja - Six Flags St. Louis

Fixed.

^ I didn't find Thunderbolt to be that rough, although there are some moments where it feels like the train has square wheels. However, I COMPLETELY agree with Goliath.

I believe that was a test a few years ago that failed. When I rode it last December, we were able to choose where we wanted to sit. And unless they changed their policy, single riders are not allowed in the last row of any coaster.

Lance Hart (Screamscape's editor) tends to be very gullible when it comes to rumors. Yes, there is quite a bit of info that's correct, but some of his rumors should be taken with a grain of salt, especially if it's for something a few years down the road. Also, if he ever mentions a "wild rumor," it's best to just ignore it because there's a very low chance that it'll actually happen.

I agree. Those parking space lines are starting to get pretty faded!

Gusano - Parque Bicentenario, Mexico

I wouldn't consider Colossos to be a "classic" either. I'm sure it's a fantastic ride, but it was only built in 2001!

Nope. There are definitely some reverse facing seats. I rode SFStL's SkyScreamer in reverse, and I thought it was a very odd experience. Strangely enough, it also made me slightly nauseous.

Exterminator - Kennywood

False The person below me likes Ninja at SFStL

This screams "hoax" to me as well. It reminds me (to a degree) of the marketing Alton Towers used for Thirteen.

^ I've ridden a good handful of them, and only two of them I found to be rough: Revolution and Montana Infinitum. Revolution only because of the OSTRs and MI flings you around.

^ I used to LOVE Trapper's Smokehouse. Unfortunately, when I ate there in March, I thought the food was absolutely horrible. I'm really hoping that it was just a one-time thing because their food is amazing.

I always hit up Loch Ness Monster first before it builds up a line and then head to Griffon once they open up France. After that, I head over to Oktoberfest and ride Verbolten. I usually don't worry about Alpengeist until later because it usually doesn't build up much of a line. Of course, I've never been during the haunt, so I could be wrong.

^ It was from the Supersonic Odyssey video. Edit:

I absolutely fell in love with the Duck Confit Tacos at the Brown Derby Lounge in Hollywood Studios. I could sit there and eat them all day long!

Most of the time, I don't hold on. If I like (or think I'll like) a coaster, I'll throw my hands up. I will hold on if it's rough and I need to brace myself. The only coaster I hold onto with a death grip is X2.

Yep. The winters really tend to screw CP projects sometimes. It's delayed several repaintings over the years.