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It's really not that hard...

FMP. RIP. And it should matter which one of a multiple it is, regardless. They all have little differences. SFGA's carousel is a bit different from CGA's. EDIT: Don't sweat it. I wanted it to take a bit more looking than a slight glance at the picture to get it, like almost every other picture thus far.

^Well to start with the track's doin' this sexy twist for us. Like an architectural lap dance.

^Hopeful as you may be, this isn't your home park. YOU can't answer again. EDIT: I see that you changed your answer, cheater!

So I came to see who answered my coaster-and NOBODY did. Someone else just posted a picture after it saying they didn't know what it was, breaking the order/rules of the game. I wanted to see you all struggle with it.

Parque Warner Madrid. Process of elimination should work...

Not understanding the language in which the previous question was asked... What's worse than accidentally wiping your hard drive out? No, I have not done this.

Well, it's about time they shot this down! So, what do you think the next business venture by this company will be? Skyscraper theme park, anyone? Remember that little gem?

Well, that beats out Fritz's by leaps and bounds! I really want one in the US! I knew about the restaurant, but I didn't know it was that cool in action.

I once had that happen on Wildfire, and I pushed it back so that it was very loose, but still latched. It was awesome to be that exposed feeling. Never ever gonna do it again.

We had launching coasters in the mid-1970s...just sayin. Magnetic launch coasters appeared in 1996, however. What about the revelation of smooth Vekomas? From Muntanya Russa in Tibidabo to the Galactica twins in Singapore. While not astounding, it's definitely a step forward. I'd also consider rides like S&S 2nd generation launch coasters (Powderkeg onwards) to be innovative. While not fullproof ***cough***Ring Racer***cough*** they are a step above their predecessors.

^By the grace of God! What they should've done is latched her husband's harness, and unlatched hers (leaving the seatbelt latched, but the harness free). Send her off in a loose harness, that tell her that she ain't fallin out anytime soon.

^Your English is better than most of the people that have English as their first language. No joke. I wouldn't worry about it here-people use common sense and don't say,"Uhh...I tink u ned 2 work on ur english mor...I cant red it." (HINT: That was very VERY poor English!). In fact, most everyone uses correct English-if they don't they get hit with the ban hammer. Granted, exceptions in spelling and grammar are given to non-native speakers. I'm learning French myself-but I'm only going to be in French II this fall, so that would mostly be a burden on your part.

^If we left that objective to the states, Texans would never be able to marry-I say it should be national law Then there shouldn't be any sticky states. /political opinion. So awesome that another has joined in!

I wonder if the kitchens looked like that when the Sahara was still open...I'd definitely call the health inspector if they did. No joke. The whole place looks like a complete and total dump and I don't know where the old crap started and the new crap began. Hell came to town and had an extended stay in the Sahara. Very dilapidated for only being closed a month and it makes you wonder if it had the same look 3 years ago. It looks so old and dead. Along with most of that half of Vegas. They should film a horror movie in it before they bulldoze the whole thing, it'd be a quasi-Shining/Vacancy one...

Construction Kit. Found here. DL & Install. To run the comb, Load track-go to View-Combs-Vertical Radius. It clearly shows pumps for any track built by any method. You must exit and modify that part of the track in the editor and load it again to see if it helped or not. Eventually, you can get close to pumpless.

Two things- 1-I don't know how experienced you are with NL, but don't use any prefabs whatsoever on a Gerstlauer, Maurer, Intamin, etc. They don't look very good. I'd also recommend starting by supporting the highest parts of the ride first (crest, drop, mouse section), and do those very last. 2-I see you're using rather long segments, and that can lead to kinks and chinks. What you can do is split up those segments into more manageable pieces (maybe 10 m or less) by clicking a segment and pressing 'Y'. It can really help. Another thing I recommend, is running the vertical radius comb through it using CK, and adjust segments accordingly to remove pumps (they would be the spikes in the comb, but when it jumps from above to below it's not a pump *normally*). I would also add the flat section before the drop, as yours is missing that straight segment- Do the dimensions and stats match yours? The footprint, height, speed, length, etc. Not really much to tell from those pictures... -my 2 cents

They don't really collaborate, Disney calls the shots and other parks and manufacturers just go along with it (like Vekoma is Disney's little b****). Universal and Busch together is almost believeable, but their styles are really different.

A very interesting essay on a park I've never heard of! I'm intrigued to see what the park looked like...

I've read that Genting Highlands has an elevation of approx. 3000 meters above sea level. So... Corkscrew Cyclone Flying Coaster Flying Dragon and Rolling Thunder Mine Train Can anyone verify? NEVERMIND! Haha I skimmed, and as it turns out, it only has an elevation of 1760 m.

Is there such thing as a same time honorable mention?

^^^^Russian Mountain? Montanha Russa... Mountain, high elevation...etc. ^Was in Chile.

^^^Already been solved...

And I went at the same time....sigh.

Montaña Rusa? ^GAH!