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USA Canada Mexico Australia Jamaica Cayman Islands Turks and Caicos Some of the countries I stated above are "owned" by other countries. For the US States: California Oregon Washington Nevada Arizona Montana Idaho Colorado New Mexico Hawaii Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Delaware Washington DC (it isn't a state, but where would I put it?) Virginia Texas* Florida Missouri* *means I just went there because my plane was non-stop.

Really good pics. It would be nice if you had more of a variety of rides.

Giant Dipper. Unless you're in the front, it is very rough and uncomfortable.

I like Santa Cruz. (I prefer Great America, though it's not a small park). The problem about Santa Cruz is that they "ruin" the rides with one rule, such as you can't rock the cars back and forth on Rock and Roll. You can't raise your hands up and HAVE to put your hands on the lap bar on Sea Swings. I listen to park rules, and it makes the rides very boring.

Don't be too excited. It's not that great of a coaster.

I'm going to see Transformers 3 as soon as possible. Anyone seen that movie, I want to hear some reviews. Please don't spoil the movie.

Giant Dipper. Had a terrible experience.

I heard that the building that is the enterance to Didgeridoo Falls, Down Under Thunder, and Tasmanian Typhoon is actually Stealth's station. It seems like it's there for no reason. Please, correct me if I'm wrong.

I had a really bad day at Santa Cruz 2 days ago. Really, it's because they didn't let me go in the front of the Giant Dipper. Usually, when you get to the person that lets you go on the ride right before you go on the coaster, I ask the person to wait there to go in the front for the next ride, it always works. Though, this time I wasn't allowed to wait for the front. So, I had to go in a seat in the middle, since the seats before were used up, and I had a really rough ride, much, much worse than Grizzly at Great America. After that, I was really mad because I paid money to go on it. Though, after riding Double Shot for my first time, it replaced Giant Dipper as my favorite ride. Though, beware Giant Dipper might be close to the roughness to Mean Streak (I've never ridden Mean Streak, but I'm basing this off the reviews). I even leaned forward on Giant Dipper, and that just made it worse. I'm trying not to be negative though it just was that bad.

It might happen, though it's going to be difficult to build it in Knott's and if done incorrectly, it would destroy the image of Knott's such as if the coaster went right through Ghost Town. Thought the coaster will mostly be in the Boardwalk.

I wouldn't be suprized, I got on a film shoot for the show that they did at SFDK on hammer head, it took about 4 and half hours just to film that segment! You have to remember that they went through the coasters in Fearsome Foursome very quickly rather than taking time talking about each coaster. Maxair and Skyhawk probably were filmed the previous day.

Actually, there is this one scene in Cedar Point where the camera looks up Top Thrill Dragster with some "hard" music. I seen this scene on Extreme Terror Rides when they were talking about Cedar Point.

Great America can become a fantastic park with a budget under $10 million. How to do it: Right now, these are the roller coasters in Great America: 1 Standout - Top Gun/Flight Deck 3 Average - Grizzly, Demon, Psycho Mouse 1 Below Average - Vortex First, Vortex has to become a floorless coaster because the roughness is the train because the track is fine since its the same type of track as Top Gun/Flight Deck. The floorless trains won't make it a standout, but a very good coaster. Grizzly can be transformed by Rocky Mountain, GCI, Gravity Group, or Intamin by taking out some of the track in the missle and putting in some air-time hills. This can also make Grizzly another very good coaster. Demon could have the new Vekoma trains that they put on Carolina Cobra that can fit on Arrow track, this can eliminate the roughness. This will make Demon a very good coaster. After doing all of that, Great America HAS to put in a new coaster, no new coasters for 10 years is terrible, and Top Gun is the last big coaster built making the last big coaster 18 years old! They can put in a unique, cheap coaster in Great America such as an X-Car Sky Loop coaster or a ZacSpin coaster. This can make Great America have 1-3 standouts (if the new coaster is a standout and if Grizzly is transformed properly) 2 - 4 very good (depending on Grizzly and new coaster) 1 average (Psycho Mouse can stay the way it is, it is popular and fun for the family crowds) Instead of doing this, it's sad that Cedar Fair won't probably do anything except attempt to sell the park.