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Agreed. I love the reflection of the track in the water.

Looks like I'll have to destroy this photo myself.

It's a nice place to wander around.

Ugetsu

Perhaps by providing free raclette while you wait for the train?

Cobra's Curse could be the "sleeper" hit of 2016.

Shaft in Africa

And then there were three . . . RIP, Dan "Grizzly Adams" Haggerty.

I agree. An entertaining show for one viewing, but that's about it.

^Dragon Challenge is an excellent inverted coaster that any park would be happy to have. If Universal is planning to remove it, I sure wouldn't mind if it ended up in another park and it was allowed to duel again.

In fairness, Test Track does the exact same thing and the transition is actually one of the most fun elements of the ride. I think the best part of the ride will be the inside, but the ride's most unique maneuvers look like they will take place outside of the show building underneath the open air canopy. I think it is a pretty great balance of the two, and with the canopy changing color to follow trains as they move underneath, I feel like it could provide a really neat atmospheric effect, much like watching the Columbiad Cannon launch Space Mountain in Disneyland Paris' Tomorrowland. I think that's a good point. And there's nothing wrong with a ride taking on a different dimension after dark.

Othello (1952)

^Good to know that Alan Rickman was a fan of Flash Pass.

Well, except for California Screamin'. I have high hopes for this park because it looks like it could be raising the Magic Kingdoms to a whole other level (which would be amazing). I also like it's new approach to classic attractions (such as Pirates and Buzz Lightyear).

It does imply a launch, which would be pretty cool for a flying coaster.

I think the train is the biggest temporary loss of the bunch, because it's such a useful way to get around the park if you're tired of walking.

^Don't forget this one from Galaxy Quest.

Hmm--to keep the VR gear clean or to clean up potential "protein spills"?

X2--Six Flags Magic Mountain

Hmm--I guess I'll go with Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point, followed by Montezooma's Revenge at Knott's. Both rides pack a punch, but TTD has the best view.

I wasn't too impressed with Air, but it was the first of its kind. I'm also not a fan of VR, but I'm willing to give it a shot.

Ultra Twister--Nagashima Spa Land

Here's a brief video of Luigi's Rollicking Roadsters being tested. Unfortunately, it's vertical so you can't see that much of it.

Quicksilver Express--Gilroy Gardens

I've used the bus system at WDW a number of times in the past and never had a big issue with it. The only real "glitch" I ever experienced was trying to get the to Studios park from Downtown Disney (now that was a pain). That being said, I had a rental car the last time I stayed there, and it was easier than using the buses. It depends on how much you want to pay. I do like it how you can more easily park hop by just walking across the "esplanade" (or whatever they call it) between DL and DCA; however, I do think that WDW works much better as a "resort" destination.