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What about "the most average coaster in the world?" Or possibly the world's first non-hyper rollercoaster Alton Towers have installed?

They produce exciting rides. B&M are producing more and more lumbering and unremarkable rides these days. Intamin seem to be catering for the needs for the true thrillseeker with their efforts on speed and height.

Not sure what RCDB are talking about, or if they are in the habit of posting jokes! It can't be the shortest or lowest in the world.

A Vekoma Boomerang, but just a little further a 168 foot SLC.

True The person below me has a passport.

Self-centred.

True The person below me is too dependent on caffeine to get through the day

Yeah as a kid it feels great.

Stealth in the UK - 205 feet?

OMD - The More I See You

Unless B&M move away from their lumbering and relatively forceless style - I doubt it.

Not sure about the visuals actually. No doubt they will be using 100% CGI, which I don't think has come on much in the past decade in terms of quality/realism. The initial stance of CGI combined with animatronics was far more effective.

Tiesto - I Will Be Here

Terror Rack.

Yes, they do. But the original cartoons' ages are starting to show through in some ways when you look at how the characters behave.

Possibly the Boomerang at Pleasure Island, Cleethorpes, UK.

Quite possibly Rita.

Will have been a Big Apple somewhere no doubt!

Testing then...

I dreamt(?) that a coaster fell off the upper part of a vertical loop the other night.

Nemesis in 1997 I think.

There's good food as in taste - and that's virtually everything that's fast food or bad for you - and the GOOD good food, which generally I've found you have to prepare yourself!

Back row on a Boomerang in reverse cycle is awesome.

I have not come across this problem as yet.

This will be a commercial success for them. It's alright enthusiasts slating it, but a lot of people that go to Flamingo Land won't have been on a flying rollercoaster before.