Rollercoaster Rider

Well Cartoon Network is coming out with a New Looney Tunes Show and they air on Boomerang. I would argue kids know more about Looney Tunes than Bernstein Bears, Banana Splitz, Funky Phantom, Top Cat, Penelope Pitstop, Wally Gator, Magilla Gorilla, Dudley Do Right, or Fivel. You could add Garfield to that list too.

Just had the Sausage Waffle Taco & Hash Browns from Taco Bell. First time I've had Taco Bell in at least 9 years.

Holy hell that would be awesome! Still, if the reason they aren't tearing Gwazi out is financial, I'm not holding my breath for a $50 million + replacement either :/ The latest rumor I heard was a Mack Spinning Coaster like Sierra Sidewinder, Which would probably fit better in SeaWorld but that's me.

There is NO CONTRACT. It's called RMC is still a new company, can only do a few coasters a year, and Six Flags were the ones who jumped on the hybrids first. No contract. I think there's something where RMC can't built taller than Goliath for a few years.

GCI made the mistake of building it at a park that was privately owned for years but then went Public so Blackstone could make a few bucks and then budget cuts and Blackfish and then more budget cuts and then more budget cuts til they could only operate 1 side and then closed it permanently. I rode both sides in 2012 and was neutral about it. Wasn't the worst coaster in the park or in Florida. How long until we can start guessing on ride replacements?

I'm pretty sure RMC Doesn't have an exclusive contract on Topper Track. Indiana Beach and Silverwood all have Topper Track.

That sounds awesome Anyway... Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash

Top Thrill Dragster - Last Intamin Accelerator Coaster to use T-Bars (So Far) - Cedar Point's 5th Intamin Coaster (Jr. Gemini, Disaster Transport, Millennium Force, Top Thrill Dragster) - One of the Train Colors is "Sunset Red" Demon (California's Great America)

Doesn't the park have enough family coasters? Jaguar, Coast Rider, Sierra Sidewinder, Pony Express. Borderline Timberline Twister

Filbert's Cream Soda. Not bad, But not on par with A&W Cream soda.

1. Sprite 2. Sierra Mist I don't care for 7-Up, Though I did like Pitch Black & 7up Plus Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash is my go-to Holiday Soda. I can get 2 liters for 50c each. Probably gonna buy 40 to last me until Next year. Mountain Dew is only good for their new flavors. Don't care much for the sodas.

In 2005, It took me over 2 hours to ride 2 rides at Mt. Olympus. Pretty sure I could get on 10 rides at Six Flags America in that time. Plus I felt much safer at Six Flags America then Mt. Olympus. I'd gladly go back to SFAm, Mt. Olympus is a different story.

I wonder why Toonheads isn't on Boomerang.

Well it's no Six Flags America but it is a little better than Uncle Bernie's

Orlando built Antarctica in 2013. Guess that ride wasn't that memorable to everyone. But I would argue that SeaWorld/Busch Parks need to take a page out of Six Flags and add more rides to their parks. Out of their 11 Parks (2 Busch Gardens, 3 SeaWorlds, Sesame Place, 3 Aquatica's, Water Country, Adventure Island) they added 1 Drop Tower, A Few Kids Rides, and a Couple of Slides in 2014. Next year seems like a Coaster and not much else except for new shows.

I'm just shocked that they are adding anything that seats more than 8 at a time.

I've seen the show and it works alot better than Insane Coaster Wars (Sorry Robb) and about on par with Extreme Waterparks (Though that show gets repetitive focusing on Speed Slides and not much else) But I still miss the Discovery Channel Thrills, Chills, and Spills shows back in the day.

I mainly like Canada Dry actually But I like Coke and Pepsi equally (Vanilla Pepsi is better than Vanilla Coke though) And I love the Freestyle's.

Way too Easy... Both used to have Arrow Suspended Coasters SeaWorld Orlando Tokyo Disneyland

Anniversary's don't always mean Big Rides. Kings Dominion celebrated 40 years by adding Mushrooms. SFGAm is celebrating 40 years by adding 3 old kids rides. Cedar Point is converting Mantis for it's 145th Anniversary. The list goes on.

Both have Premier Rides indoors coasters Someone come up with one, I'm too tired.

Both are not within driving distance of me? Opryland Thorpe Park

I-305 same here. I rode it 3x and even tensed up and still grayed out on the turnaround.

I think in Late 2000 or so when I saw a Discovery Channel Special and then I got interested in V2 and Deja Vu construction at GAm. I was about 11-12.

I wonder if Michigan's Adventure is on the list for a Triotech Dark Ride/Coaster?