australianalex

Some decent coasters. Good flat rides. Good food choices. And most importantly, friendly, efficient staff.

Ocean Park Hong Kong on Friday

^^ Good point, I just find it funny they've all opened within a year of TPR's trip here. More info released: Sounds awesome, and I'm very happy that it is being manufactured by Sally Corp.

Can't believe I forgot about Incredible Hulk's first section. That is one of the most visually stunning coaster segments in the world.

On TPR's Kingda Ka video

Awesome. It's pretty funny that most of the parks here in Australia haven't had any new rides for about 4 years, then as soon as TPR does a trip every park is introducing new rides!

I love B&M's super giant vertical loops of death. Also, the lifts on Gerstlauer Eurofighters are really cool and intimidating looking.

So it's not an awful headbanger anymore?

Revolution looks awesome, does anybody know if it's re-opened yet?

I yell, but only if I'm with friends. Then I'll go "OMFG HOLY CRAP" and stuff for fun. If I'm with strangers I just sit there awkwardly.

Superman Escape, also the best coaster in Australia by a long way.

On TPR's Pyrenees POV. Wait, what?

Storm Runner, Kumba, Blue Fire, Millenium Force and El Toro are all good coaster names IMO.

Beautiful theming and landscaping, AWFUL colour scheme.

The trains on Manta at Seaworld San Diego look awesome. Also, Vekoma's new style looper trains are very attractive and surely improve the ride.

Intamin or GG could definitely make a Hyper-woodie. Colossos is only a few feet off being one, and a slightly larger version of the Voyage is very plausible.

I remember riding this evil thing at a fair a while back, can't believe I forgot to post about it here. It was horrible. It's the legendary "Towering Coaster" from RCT3! http://www.sbfrides.com/images/image/Tower%20coaster395.jpg

Is it actually possible for them to get this ride completed AND tested in under 3 weeks? Anyway it's shaping up well and looks awesome! I thought it looked kind of "meh" in the concept art for some reason, but now that it's actually being built it looks awesome.

Google translate says its "Kono nori-gokochi o fakku". We could shorten it to just "Fakku".

The track on this looks different to NTG's, seems to be made mostly of wood. Would this be classified as a proper wooden coaster then? (Sorry if this has been answered, I haven't really been following this topic.)

Arkham Asylum Shock Therapy

It does have a 54ft drop. The reason it's not very tall is because of council restrictions.

Well when it was built Thorpe Park was just a small park with few rides.

That spinning coaster looks fantastic! Can't wait to see more.

I'm sorry, I post in this thread way too much but this just made me crack up. On Coasterforce's POV of the Big One at Pleasure Beach: Honestly can't tell if trolling, or INCREDIBLY stupid.