BenJamin13

I've decided to only use Bavarian roller coaster and ride companies. There's still a lot of options with this though. It's going to be a small park, but it still has the thirlls of a larger one. For roller coasters: Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter 320+, Gerstlauer Launch Coaster 540, Gerstlauer Spinning Coaster 380/4, Gerstlauer/Holzbau Wooden Coaster, and Zierer Force Coaster Force - Zero. These all have the smallest possible model of their types, and will all use custom CTRs that look like the cars/trains are wooden to add to my alpine theme.

I don't have any pictures or anything... but here's a list that I made for my park, Rissler Alpine Freizeitpark. Notice that I'm only using amusement parks companies in Bavaria, it's going to be a smaller park, but still has the thrills of a larger park. This is just what I've come up with so far. All of the roller coaster cars are going to be "wooden." I'm using custom CTR's for all of them. The Gerstlauer wooden coaster is in a partnership with another German company. This will be a replica of Mammut but sized down. I'm going to have every roller coaster below 30 m, below a length of 500 m, and below the speed of 75 km/h... I have O.C.D. Haha. Flat Rides: Huss Enterprise Huss Suspended Top Spin Zierer Wave Swinger (Whirlwind) Roller Coasters: Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter (Thunder Hawk) Gerstlauer Launch Coaster (Lynx) Gerstlauer Spinning Coaster (Avalanche) Gerstlauer Wooden Coaster (Timber Wolf) Zierer Force Coaster (Alpine Express) Water Rides: Schwarzkopf Log Flume (Buzzsaw Falls)

Sooperdooperlooper at Hersheypark.

Fahrenheit at Hersheypark, Joker's Jinx at SFA, and Kumba at BGA.

B&M Mega Coaster trains (Apollo's Chariot at BGW), GCI Millennium Flyer trains (Lightning Racer at Hersheypark), and Intamin Blitz/Vertical Lift Coaster trains (Fahrenheit at Hersheypark).

When it was still operating... Myrtle Beach Pavillion.

Drop Tower at Kings Dominion.

Of the ones that I've been on... Shockwave at Kings Dominion is probably the worst.

Steel: Millennium Force Wood: Lightning Racer

Favorite Places in US: Denver, Colorado Favorite Place in Caribbean: Negril, Jamaica Favorite Place in Europe: Madrid, Spain Where I Want to go in US: Los Angeles, California Where I Want to go in Caribbean: San Juan, Puerto Rico Where I Want to go in Europe: Munich, Germany

Does anyone know if Sunday is a good day to go to Six Flags America? I know that weekdays are usually more calm and Saturdays are probably the busiest days, but what about Sundays?

Chance Revolution (The Claw, Hersheypark) Huss Top Spins (The Crypt, Kings Dominion) Intamin Gyro Drop (Drop Tower, Kings Dominion) As far as carnivals go, one comes to my town every year for our festival. It's like a mini Gravity Works Skyscraper: http://www.powersmidways.com/pages/rides-pages/spectacular-pages/vortex.html.

I was there yesterday... and I was satisfied and disappointed. The past couple of times I've gone to Hersheypark, Storm Runner has been closed for basically the whole day until like two hours before the park closes, and it was again this time. I haven't waited in lines this long for Hersheypark in probably ten years. I rode Fahrenheit when it came out, and waited probably two hours. Yesterday, I waited around an hour or more (the longest wait of the day). The shortest line we encountered was Lightning Racer with a walk-on three times. I've waited around an hour for this one before too, so the short wait surprised me. I had a great day and all, but I was really looking forward to Storm Runner. I haven't ridden it since 2004, and I'd rather go to Kings Dominion or Six Flags America to be honest...

Thanks again for your input guys! I really appreciate this because I seem to always stick to a few certain roller coaster types. I've tried something like Kanonen at Liseberg before, but with the "Hershey's Stormrunner" track, it's too tall of a top hat. Unless there's a custom track style I could use? I really like the small wooden roller coaster idea. Maybe like an out and back running one train of 30 people like Falken at Fårup Sommerland? A kiddie coaster sounds like a good idea. I was thinking something along the lines of a Gerstlauer spinning roller coaster, a spinning wild mouse, or just a regular wild mouse? Any suggestions?

I don't want any huge B&M or Intamin roller coaster. A lot of parks buy SLCs... and I don't think they're all that bad. The RCT3 ones aren't that good though because of the lack of elements. The RCT2 creation of El Condor at Walibi World in the Netherlands put onto RCT3 is off from the real thing. I just want to know about popular roller coaster types in Europe. I've seen Parque de Atracciones de Madrid from the Palacio Real, driven past Disneyland Paris and Parc Astérix, but I've never gotten to experience them. That's why I'm reaching out to people who have...