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May I suggest the name Coast Jammer?

If this is the new name for the 2013 ride, that would be horrible. If you say Coast Rider & Ghost Rider, it's almost the same pronounciation. Hopefully, this is for something else.

YES! YES! YES!

Let SFGAdv keep the train, SFMM wouldn't use it anyway.

(Source: Wikipedia)

I enjoy roller coasters, though roller coasters are just a small portion of the amusement park experience. When I go to an amusement park for the first time, I try to ride all the roller coasters to get the credits. However, the amusement parks that I visit frequently, I want a variety of rides. For instance, if I would pick two parks to be my home parks in Southern California, it would be Knott's Berry Farm & Legoland California (which conveniently are my home parks). Now, I chose those two parks not because they have a stellar coaster collection (obviously), but there are a lot of family rides & non-ride attractions. The problem about SFMM is that there isn't much to do other than riding coasters and it has long lines for a good majority of the year. It's good that SFMM has the best coaster collection in the West Coast because that is the only reason why I still go there. In short terms: KBF & LLC are my type of parks, SFMM is not.

May I suggest that in the future, if the last poster posts an unavailable picture (picture not showing), then you would post in response to the photo above that.

Poor Goliath...

Both Taxi Jam & Sea Serpent are manufactured by Miler just to make that clear. It's odd how they have different rules since they both are in the small size and both are built at around the same time (Taxi Jam: 1999, Sea Serpent: 2000).

Blue Fire Guy, you must be jealous that I grabbed the Taxi Jam credit some time ago. I never had problems going on Woodstock in the past, so I guess you had bad luck on getting an employee who had a bad day.

I'm responding to Brock's post since DarienLaker's image isn't working.

I can see them having the lift cable being slow when the train is doing the incline from the station to lift, then it could go to its regular speed once the whole train cleared that part.

If SB would've gotten another paint job, something like Afterburn's color scheme would work well as it has silver-like track and the blue supports would go well with the lake.

It is! Well, yes, I'm happy about it. Would you marathon on X2?

This is why I no longer go to any Six Flags park in October, it's not worth going with these long lines. I can't wait until my visit in November.

After seeing what Knott's did to putting new colors on Boomerang, they probably would make it worse if they put new colors on Silver Bullet.

All I have to say about this: Good riddance.

I always wondered why SB's lift has a different color. It fades badly & it is an eyesore and if they painted it the same color as the rest of the ride, it would look better. So, why is SB's lift a different color? Here's what it looks like with the paint right now and using my paint skills, what it would look like if it matched the color scheme of the rest of the coaster:

My favorite is Green Lantern (SFGADV), I just think its the perfect green color and the black goes very well with it. Wicked Twister is my 2nd favorite color, it's perfect on the impulse coaster as it wouldn't look that good on any other type of coaster. For the coaster that I want back to its original color scheme, that would be Boomerang (KBF). EDIT: 1900th post!

^^The cops would be very "attracted" to that car.