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It's in the US.

Meow Meow Coaster - Bada Forest Paradise (actually in Taiwan) http://rcdb.com/9934.htm?p=34372 Guess away:

It's fun to see this quaint park in action. Great job XYZ.

BGT has more variety.

Pain

The park inspector is on the 4th screen, near the central left side.

SLC

Cedar Point

The log flume is in Blue Streak's spot.

You win this thread.

Your shuttle loop has no back spike due to budge issues, but your park has a B&M and an Intamin? That really doesn't make much sense.

I305 is on Fast Lane Plus, so if you are planning on using FL, you should probably get FLP.

Custom El Loco

Montu

Death

Food

The description of a wing coaster in the original post is even sketchier.

Well, the KD website does say that I305 is the "tallest, fastest, and most thrilling roller coaster on the East Coast." Pretty big problem, KD.

Granted, but it's made in Paint. I wish I was in Dangan Ronpa.

Wow, the Chinese really love to use Touhou music in some of their coaster videos, even though the series is Japanese, but whatever. But in all seriousness, it looks gorgeous and really fun!

Um, maybe I might do some updates but for now I said it. I promise the rides are refurbished. And shhhh...

Download! Now you have the opportunity to the explore the park for yourself! Watch the mighty Thunder Quake, observe the graceful Condor, or be whirled head over heels by Millenium Flyer and Twisted Tumbleweed! Again, I would like to thank everyone who took the time to view this park! Download Link: http://www.themeparkreview.com/game_exchange/track.php?id=3019 JAGIGLT.DAT You will need this in your ObjData folder in order to view the park.

Some of you have been wondering why this park hasn't been updated in a while. Well, that is because I have been working on a massive finale update! Thank you everyone who supported and viewed this project, and I hope you enjoy the final update! Update 11: Grand Finale (Late 2002 - 2013) SCR195.BMP We're lucky we got out CCI built. They just went bankrupt building New Mexico Rattler, and someone else is gonna have to finish for them. SCR196.BMP It's still very popular! SCR197.BMP Green Terror is still very smooth for an old Arrow. Must be because it's not too big or intense... SCR198.BMP Rotator has closed down. It was one of the last remaining original rides at the park. SCR199.BMP Site cleared, a new ride should be arriving soon... SCR200.BMP Moving in to 2003, we have nothing new opening this year, but we have made minor improvements, such as giving Condor some TLC. SCR202.BMP Wild Train is still a popular intermediate coaster. SCR204.BMP Condor has been more popular than ever! SCR205.BMP Some touch up work has been done on Thunder Quake, mostly in the helix. SCR206.BMP Munchkin is old, but still a great kiddie coaster. SCR208.BMP Mystery Manor Maze is still a well themed and fun maze, and nice for escaping the rain. SCR207.BMP In 2004, we opened a Huss Breakdancer, in 2005 nothing major happened, and in 2006, all we have is a clearing in the Mystery Darkness area. SCR209.BMP In 2007, a Huss Suspended Top Spin named Rocket Dragon appeared in the cleared area. It runs a very intense program and is highly themed. SCR210.BMP This proves that without its themeing, Rocket Dragon is very bland. SCR211.BMP The boats are still fun for a couple or just a nice day on the water. SCR212.BMP Sky Tower remains the tallest ride in the park. SCR213.BMP In 2008, we opened a monorail that traverses the park. SCR214.BMP It has 3 stations, which allows boarding and transportation with ease. SCR215.BMP It also has 8 trains for extra high capacity. SCR216.BMP Here you can see the entire layout. SCR217.BMP Thunder Quake got its first major retracking. SCR218.BMP Many CCI coasters have gotten very rough, but we are devoted to keeping ours as smooth as possible. SCR219.BMP In 2009, Sky Tower was given a refurbishment, and Condor's aging parts were swapped with ones donated from the now defunct Big Bad Wolf. SCR220.BMP In 2010, Roman Rampage was given a good refurbishment. SCR222.BMP In 2011, a motion simulator for kids named Charlie Brown's Car Ride was added to Camp Snoopy. SCR223.BMP In 2012, a 4D movie dome playing "Space Storm" was added. SCR224.BMP But something arrived that would change Crazy Cliffs forever, in more ways than one. SCR225.BMP Twisted Tumbleweed, an RMC wooden coaster, opened in 2013, along with a shiny new entrance, replacing the original entrance the park opened with. SCR226.BMP A full view of the new entrance. The zero g roll is 100 feet tall. SCR227.BMP People are flocking, even from Camp Snoopy, to ride this 3 inversion woodie! SCR228.BMP The queue is getting very long. SCR230.BMP The queue has actually gotten full! This has never happened in park history! SCR229.BMP A train begins the 145 foot climb. Twisted Tumbleweed is the tallest and fastest coaster in the park. SCR231.BMP This train plunges down the 90 degree drop, the first of its kind on a wooden coaster. SCR232.BMP Riders then whirl over the park entrance in the zero g roll. SCR233.BMP Afterwards, trains dash through a high speed, near ground curve frenzy. SCR234.BMP Then, it goes through the first overbanked curve. SCR235.BMP After a drop, it speeds through a wave turn. SCR236.BMP Riders will then go around a helix, which is under the lift hill. SCR237.BMP Trains then spiral into the double barrel roll finale. SCR238.BMP The final overview. I hope you all enjoyed the park as it traveled through the timeline! Until next time...

Those rocks rock.

When using the extended coaster track, you can also use the built in zero g roll track pieces.