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^Now he was one scary-looking dude.

^Excellent choices. Lightning Run was certainly a shock to me--more airtime per square foot than any other "little" coaster I've ever ridden.

Verbolten during Christmas Town in December.

Wow--what a great assortment of classic dark-ride stunts! I hope this project goes smoothly.

Dominator--Kings Dominion

My decorations are now all officially "down."

We seemed to have jumped back. Shall we proceed to Z? Zaturn--Space World

^Why am I not surprised that all this stuff is located at Pier 39? I remember when this opened as a high-class shopping-and-dining area when I was a kid.

Yes, a Golden Horse SLC version of Batman would be truly terrifying.

^Agreed. Stick with the existing coaster demolition thread linked above.

^Same here--Mako's colors fit in well with the color scheme of the entire park.

Looking good, SeaWorld! I'll definitely be checking this ride out sometime later this year.

^Oh, lord--Raven! Absolutely insane after dark, because you can't see what's coming.

By god's wounds, he will think thee a knave for having him sit thus!

Sigh . . . Young Star Coaster--Chimelong Paradise

"Tomb of Horror: Death to Escape" is the best name for an attraction anywhere.

I caught The Hateful 8 last night, and it's an "old dark house" movie set in the Old West--sort of Reservoir Dogs meets Stagecoach with a spaghetti western sensibility. If you like spaghetti westerns and Tarantino flicks, you'll probably like Hateful 8. If not, you won't.

Magic Hat Snow Roller

Looks like the trip of a lifetime. Glad you survived the ice berg!