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^ Option 1 is awesome.

Oh, and there's also a Intamin Pipeline coaster that's SBNO somewhere in Asia.

I would like to try a wild wind just to see what that element feels like. But, the one ride that comes to mind was Maverick with its corkscrew taken out. Also, Windjammer, with it's trains that stalled in the wind.

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Sonic Spinball was added today and it's great. The one thing that I don't like about it though, if that the cars aren't labeled so it's hard to take out a specific car. But, this is my favorite RideSim yet.

That's going up extremely fast. I can't wait to ride it in June!

After riding all the flat rides at Great Adventure (Like 4) my favorite would have to be the Moby Dick rides on the boardwalk. Also, Scrambler are fun too.

I filled it out although I've only been on 7 wood coasters this season.....Sad, I know.

I can see parks removing their Arrow Mine Trains for a few reasons. First, the are getting rough and aren't even that exciting. Second, I image that maintenance is expensive as many of them have three or more lift hills. Lastly, I can see parks removing their BobSled coasters as they need to be perfectly dry to run on, and are rough going into the MCBR's.

I've heard the Bizarro was once Nitro and Nitro was once Batman and Robin: The Chiller while waiting in line for it once.

My first coaster was The Runaway Mine Train at Great Adventure maybe 6 years ago.

If she starts playing RCT3 and No Limits, then you might suggest to her to go on some of the rides that as on that game. I know that when I saw a top spin in RCT3 that made me want to try one out even though at the time I was terrorfied, one thing not to do is try to get her to go on intense or painful rides first. If those are her first experience on rollercoaster, then she might think that they all ride like that. I hope that helped.

I doubt that Six Flags would save Flashback. It's problematic and very old. (It opened at it's original park in 1985.)

Nitro at night in the rain, is insane. It's absolutely crazy. First, the track is pitch black and the rain speeds up the ride just enough to get some awesome airtime. It's also a crazy feeling when the rains pelting your face. The only other ride that I have rode in the rain was The Wild One. Right as we started to go up the lift hill, it started to thunder and lightning. It was scary but awesome.

Well Great Adventure just added their fifth B&M this year so anything can happen.

The only time I've ever seen Bizarro with a line was during Fright Fest. Bizarro could be the major attraction at a smaller Six Flags park like St. Louis, America, The Great Escape, or Over Texas. But, I would hate to see it go. Bizarro is my one ride that I always count on to be a walk on, and it was my first B&M coaster.

Lately, theres been some rumors about Bizarro being removed for 2013 and a new B&M being put in its place. (4D, Wingrider, Dive Machine?) What have you heard about this?

El Toro back in October at Great Adventure.

That looks amazing x100000. I can't wait to try that out! It looks awesome!

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At Six Flags Great Adventure, when you are going up Nitro's lift, if you look to the right, you can see a lot of the parks old attractions, including the sign for Batman And Robin: The Chiller. Also, about a mile away from the park, the actual coaster sits in a field.

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I would love a Vekoma LSM with the new generation trains. Rockin' Roller Coaster was sweet and I can't imagine how awesome it would be with just lap bars. I also would like a Maurer but definitely not a Premier Spaghetti bowl. When I was on Joker's Jinx over the summer it lagged through the course. I felt like it would roll back both times I was on it. An Binyamin would be nice too.

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The first looping coaster I was on was ROCKIN Roller Coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios a few years ago.