https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ytCEuuW2_A
Remember--You can only post coasters that you have ridden; defunct coasters, provided that you've ridden them, are OK, too.
Pegasus--Europa Park
I think it's largely due to the restraint system, which is a pain for many guests and often requires individual adjustments for riders. I've seen the same issues with B&M stand-up coasters, too.
I believe you're referring to the game by Pantera Entertainment, correct? If so, we have a whole discussion thread devoted to it here.
If I'm mistaken, someone will probably unlock this thread.
Or, maybe this is a sign that perhaps you should just let this one slide and go back to GOOD parks that have GOOD hotels nearby instead.
I did have an epiphany yesterday..... We will see how long it lasts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UArbzOExaBg
First, I just want to say that I think Cobra's Curse is a far more intriguing ride than Mako (although I'm sure the latter will be fun and a hit for SeaWorld). Second, Jack's photo of Cheetah Hunt is the best one I've ever seen of that ride.
I'm with ya, the only time I bother with Soarin is when I'm with other people who have never ridden it before, doesn't do much for me.
I find Soarin' to be pleasant and relaxing, but I wouldn't bother with it unless I had a Fast Pass.
Wildcat has, indeed, not aged well, but Lightning Racer is still great. But, as others have said, I think a lot depends on how much a park is willing to spend on maintaining wooden coaster.
Is GCI over? I think it's a bit early to write their obituary, but, as Elissa said, times are changing, and GCI will have to adapt.
Yes, Wildcat has become a bit "McNasty."