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I enjoy Rip, Ride, Rockit, but I agree that it's best to ride in the front car.

^All will unfold as it should. Thus endeth the lesson.

^Yep. Unfortunately, bankruptcy due to illness isn't all that uncommon in the U.S.

So would I. It's a great shot.

Well, I wouldn't go that far. I've found Griffon and Apollo's Chariot to be smoother rides than Alpengeist. But I don't think Alpengeist is all that rough, either. I sort of agree... while Alpengeist is easily one of my favorite inverts, it does have it's moments. But then again, so does every other old- school B&M. I think the only moment is the cobra roll, but even that isn't horrible.

This is closer to my response.

^Ow. Dragon's Fury--Chessington

"Risk of"?

Er, just kidding, dude.

^Well, so much for any dueling--or is it? Today is another momentous one in the history of the park--the infamous Fabio/Apollo's Chariot "incident."

This could be a good fit for Revolution--a nice way to beef up a ride that is odd, but not all that exciting.

Well, I wouldn't go that far. I've found Griffon and Apollo's Chariot to be smoother rides than Alpengeist. But I don't think Alpengeist is all that rough, either.

^Hmm--not really. If it does, indeed, "duel," I see it as something more like Lightning Racer at Hersheypark or the woodie at Efetling.

I'll also say this for Dorney: Their classic Whip ride is fun.

Anaconda--Walygator Parc (France)

Yes, this too.

Taron looks great. Thanks for sharing the testing video.

Thanks for the report. I'm looking forward to riding Lost Gravity, myself--and Goliath is always great.

Dorney, like Worlds of Fun and ValleyFair, is a generic Cedar Fair park. I do like Talon and Steel Force (just a sucker for the old Morgan coasters, I guess), and their log ride is very good. But those safety spiels for the Wild Mouse and Demon Drop were hilariously cheesy.

^He was also Thomas Jefferson the original cast and movie versions of 1776.