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Puddle of Mudd - Drift and Die

Three Days Grace - I Hate Everything About You

Sevendust - Denial

I'm personally looking forward to Full Throttle a lot just because SFMM is finally getting a full circuit launch coaster and because there should be some amazing photo ops of this sexy new ride from Superman Plaza and hopefully the new area too.

Breaking Benjamin - Dear Agony

Rise Against - Prayer of the Refugee

Iron Maiden - Hallowed Be Thy Name

Marathoning on Coaster in the rain for 25 rides in under 5 hours. Skyrush Skyrush WCB at Knott's BGW being more awesome than I hoped

Truth - Seether

I've seen Lochness Monster catch a fair bit of flak but I personally loved the ride for it's quirkiness and for the little pops of airtime that are present throughout the ride, especially in the second to last row. KD's Grizzly was another coaster that I found to be quite enjoyable, especially at night, even though it doesn't seem too loved. Along the same lines I think that Legend deserves more than it gets despite its airtime shortage.

I think it's testing since there seems to be a train-like blur on the top of the lift.

^ Is wrong < Doesn't live in Soviet Russia v Wants pie

^ Is speaking blatant lies < Has a project that needs to be finished in half an hour v Also is spending time on TPR when they should be working

Heir of a Dying Day - Lacuna Coil

Countries: USA (home) Canada Italy Vatican City (cheap one but I don't really care) Germany Austria Sweden England States: California (home) Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming South Dakota Colorado Montana Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Kentucky North Carolina South Carolina Kansas Missouri Hawaii Washington D.C.

Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Moonlight and Madness

I think the reason people are complaining is that they're up to 18 coasters and not a single one of them is worth going out of your way to travel just to ride it. This for me the three reasons that SFMM exists are for quick stops for a few rides on the way home from LA/Orange County, WCB and processing my SF season pass.

SFMM take note, 4 airtime hills and 6 inversions. Looks great and like what Full Throttle could have been, now to find a way to get to Sweden in 2014. Mack heartline rolls FTW.

I'm going to vote no that it won't be nearly as intense as a pretzel loop mostly because Tatsu's is only 120 feet tall, is pretty circular and enters with a pretty significant initial velocity while Gatekeeper's has an initial velocity of close to nil and has a very parabolic shape that is significantly larger than Tatsu's.

Forty Six & 2 - Tool

I just read the Intamin section of the article and it said that there were supposed to be 3 new 10 inversion coasters going in for 2012/2013, where the hell are the second two going?

From SFFT's pic of 900* helix demolition. Yeah.

The PTC add about supplying trains for world class woodies. EDIT: I just counted and 23 of the top 50 and 14 of the top 25 are B & Ms.

I'd say that the ride length (leave station to enter station assuming no stacking) shouldn't be any more than 60 seconds so if you can load a train in 60 seconds then you have 18 people going through every minute or 1080 pph or higher since I think the length should end up being less than 60 seconds so I guess the threoretical capacity could hit as high as 1440 (45 second dispatches) which isn't bad at all. I'd say that the first section (launch to tunnel) is around 15 seconds (I counted what I could in the video), the impulse thing should take around 10 more and then the hill and brakes shouldn't take much more than 30 so I'd say it'll be around 45-60 seconds long. Anyways if Goliath's ops can load a 30 person train in 60 seconds then 18 in 45 should be no problem.