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I love Schwarzkopf trains. i just prefer the past greatness rather than today's modern stuff,

I really want to ride a Premier launcher one day, and hearing the positive feedback is making me anxious.

If you have not heard from Screamscape:

I've had one going for three months that finally disappeared today.

I love the layout of the coaster. I hope that it becomes the best one out of all the wing coasters that we have out there.

SFOG BGT

The thing is, though, is that RT was a good beginner coaster while El Toro is for the more experienced rider. If RMC comes and builds another extreme woodie next to El Toro, what would the younger kids ride that would be a good starting coaster? Yes, it would be nice to have a RMC next to El Toro, but would it be practical?

The ride does seem interesting. Of course, where's the Yeti?

Drop towers scare me to death. Ironically, I really want to ride Falcon's Fury when it opens.

TPR videos, the forums here, and RCT2 help me conquer the off-season.

Awesome photos Hanno! I wish I could get to SDC one day. It seems to be a pretty good park.

But see, that's the thing. Someone else said that they fixed the reliability issues, but I'm still skeptical. True, but I said as long as it was a good coaster meaning that it doesn't bash in my skull like most of the older Vekomas.

Probably Monster Mansion as that is the only dark ride that I have ridden lately.

I dragged a couple of friends of mine onto the kiddy coaster at SFOG. Let's just say I had some shameless pleasure from the ride.

Who knows what Cedar Fair has in store for the parks? Maybe once a few more years have gone by and the I-Box coasters have had a few seasons to age, maybe Cedar Fair will invest in some RMC into some of their parks.

They couldn't find a disc drive to hold a coat hanger. Hearlining the ride in the design stages would have increased the output quality of the ride and therefore I Think it would have stayed. By heartlining it, the ride is almost on the same level as a B&M and there haven't been many B&Ms removed from parks, or at least not lately. That's mainly because B&M's also provided interesting new elements to the coasters that Arrow did not provide at the time. Also, for the most part, B&M's are capacity monsters and are very reliable.

Looks like Mack did a great job on the ride. I love how it is a coaster/dark ride combo.

The color scheme on the GIB is definitely unique, but as long as it's a good coaster, it doesn't matter.

So, kind of off topic, but do we even have a name for the new coaster at SFMM, or are they just going to call it Kiddie Coaster? I honestly would not be surprised if that is what they name it.

Tapatalk works great when I'm not home! Thanks for including TPR on it.

Is this the death of the backwards launch for YOLO some of us predicted way back when? I'm honestly surprised it didn't die a week after the ride opened.

Can that be a real thing? If a park has a big enough budget, anything could happen.

I just love how any GP would just assume that the two coasters were one and the same.

I imagine in the eyes of Six Flags, the park is just there, and it's not their number one priority to give them the best rides they could get.

Awesome pics! Can't wait to see a POV of this once it's completed.