Bryce232

Update on the guy who threw the gift out of the claw: He is now swimming in the machine and playing with his drunk buds.

Well that's somewhat different with the major height difference. When he said B&M hyper I imagined a 230 ft standard layout, which would be more comparable to Mamba than Behemoth and Levi are, since Levi has some pretty unique elements to it.

^ Why would they get a B&M hyper when they have Mamba? That's just awkward.

Florida Gator fans would love this coaster.

The same thing happened to me on Monday, when I was next... Not sure what I was thinking there

Wow, I need to go to theme parks in December more often. Those wait times were breath-taking!

Isn't this one going to Six Flags Mexico next season?

Looks like one of the robbalveys is doing a ballet dance to celebrate this new feature!

I thought I read about it possibly being a stengel-dive somewhere in this thread.. maybe I'm just insane or something. Does anyone know when they're gonna place more track?

I may be wrong, but after the 3rd high-speed curve, is that where the Stengel dive is supposed to be?

If this train idea does come true, wouldn't it make sense for it to be elevated so its footprint isn't limited to the service roads? If it could be about 15-20 feet high, then it could be two lanes, which allows more trains, which allows higher capacity, which ultimately makes the queue shorter and faster!

Weird, yet interesting, that the seats will be slanted. Should be interesting!

As Potterheads always say, "It's never over!" Isn't most of Universal based on movies that are really old? Harry Potter will be the same in 10 years. The movies have only been over for a few months but it's being kept alive by things such as Pottermore and Universal. I don't think the franchise will end anytime soon because of its impact on my generation. When we're all old and gray-haired, we'll read the books to our kids and show them the movies and bring them to Universal for the full experience. Toon Lagoon is based on comics that I've never heard of in my life, yet I still LOVE the water rides in the area. Harry Potter will eventually be old news too, but still popular because of the way Universal has brought it to life. I trust that Universal will expand the area into something beyond our imagination. Only time will tell.

Banned! Hey, it's better I like this show rather than Jersey Shore (better yet, Mtv in general), which has trended through my school

I'm pretty sure Disney is the most kid-centered place in Florida. Universal is definitely a park for the entire family with its abundance of different rides. It has two B&M masterpieces, world-class water rides, indoor rides, and two kids areas. Even though Harry Potter is centered more for the kids and teens, that's not the entire theme park (although the GP may think it is). If anything, IOA is tied with BGT as the most thrilling park in the state because of all the different experiences it offers.

I don't care if it ended 7 years ago, I love this show to death.

Mine is me with my siblings (who were cropped out of the picture) in front of the Institution of Technology (i think...) in Philadelphia last December

It did the same thing for me. Not sure what it means

Yep, I disconnected and lost my spot. I was maybe 3rd in line when this happened.

Finally it connected! I'll be playing in an hour!

I'm guessing I lost my connection while I was away. Darn.. maybe tomorrow

Darn, the screencap was taken just before I turned into a Christmas penguin.

I'm two spots behind Queer Rudie! I just had the biggest heart attack when the line opened up. Just 363 people in front of me. I get to play right before midnight!

^ It was a fun coaster overall, but the double corkscrews hurt like hell.