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What happened with that one building they removed? I forgot what was taking its place.

I'm glad you went with Coastertube - I think it will be more friendly to the greater internet population.

Four years... wow. In some aspects it seems like it's gone by fast but in other times it feels like I've been here my whole life.

I got a cold when I was at Disney World in 2007. Can I sue them and demand $5 to cover the medicine I bought at the hotel?

So far the results for "best spin" have been very diverse, some I've never heard of before.

Hopefully this will be give the park a second chance, I always had a feeling somebody would buy it. It's too neat of a package to pass up. Somebody's smart enough to shape it (and its image) up.

VOTE HERE! We're back for the second installment of the Attraction Awards! These awards are more for fun rather than for "officialness". This year we've got five new categories for you to voice your opinions in! Voting runs from February 10 until February 28 with results being announced on March 2. BEST NEW RIDE: We saw countless new coasters open in 2008. Which one was the best? BEST EPIC FAIL: Recently, many coasters and parks have failed. Some new and some old, which one do you think deserves the ultimate failure award? (* Hard Rock Park still counts!) BEST SPIN: They're everywhere: spinning coasters. Which one do you think is the best? BEST NAME: Which coaster has the awesome-est (is that even a word?) name? BEST CLASS ACT: Which park really has their act together and makes your experience as a park guest truly enjoyable?

It's a Hard Knock Life!

Great pictures, the place looks strangely unique and different. I really like the almost-RCT-random feeling of parts of it.

I used the green screen feature of Sony Vegas to add video for my Saw:Revolution movie.

Most likely something at Busch Gardens Tampa... hopefully Sheikra! But I'd settle for Montu since I missed it on my last trip there.

Here's its old color scheme: http://rcdb.com/ig283.htm?picture=3

14/20 better than previous ones.

Back when I had my Razr I downloaded Opera Mobile and the site displayed perfectly (a little moved around). Now with my iPhone it's like it's a miniature computer screen.

That little place looks awesome! Gotta be one of the most random parks I've ever seen...

^ It might not be that tall, but sometimes these smaller drop towers can be crazier than their taller counterparts... i.e. Rebellion at Libertyland aka Geronimo Drop at Ghost Town in the Sky.[/code]

Haha they have this show on The Soup alot. I used to think Gullah Gullah island was a bit quacky but this tops it all.

I think that's common for someone of the general public (especially if they've been around for a while) to refer to a Six Flags park by its orginal name. In Chicago's case, Great America. Heck, I even heard one older man to refer to it as "Marriott's". The younger crowd, or at least my age group, calls all of them Six Flags. No big surprise. Back on the Mr. Six topic, I'm glad to see he's coming back. If he scares away some of those loud crying kids that are running all over the place, that's fine with me.

What a pilot... this was nothing other than a miracle.

I would think (I'm probably wrong) that a small park such as this would be able to "temporarily close" to ride out the recession. But I guess that's not an option financially. I don't know all the details so that could end up costing more in the long run.

Why does everbody say it was green? It always looked neon yellow to me.

Happy Birthday Robb! Here's to another 39!

Hey not sure if this has been mentioned or not but the Events link on the TPRTV page takes you to an outdated version with the 2007 trips listed. Not a big issue but I thought you might want to know.

I've been on the ride 3 1/2 times and I've never noticed it! I didn't notice that the mist was gone last time I rode it in March of 2007. Maybe it was still there.

No problem, even if he didn't like it, that's still cool. All I ask is that people watch it, haha!