Intaman

X-Flight was ready before Memorial Day. Additionally, Iron Rattler construction is apparently moving along. I also think the Apocalypse (formerly Iron Wolf) opening was on-schedule. Given projected costs/budget, SF would certainly have created a schedule with construction, etc.

Years later, they would relocate it to SFStL and rename it Boomerang.

Maybe the original poster would enjoy the station and ride experience at Mt. Olympus. I have often confused say- the Hades station for a library. Of course, we can all heed our poster's advice. Maybe we can whisper obscenities, etc. Psss...*$&% Twistty!!!! %#&%&%@@ Loopdeeloop!

I suppose Cheetah Hunt at BGT.

SFGA and Raging Bull.

I suppose you could also try something similar to Hades and run Snow Coaster underneath the yard.

Maybe give it the RMC-treatment when it begins to wear and rename it NSAC.

And was bought and relocated to Mt. Olympus...

Any plans for a Snow Coaster Bash w/ morning and night ERT? Additionally, can we expect the Snow Coaster POV on "Roller Coasters in the Raw 8"?

Haha, awesome video. I especially loved the POV. I wonder if Intamin will build one similar.

Awesome. I am looking forward to riding this next summer.

I have really enjoyed the airtime on Thunderhead.

I can tolerate most screaming, however, I once had a girl behind me scream at such a high-pitch throughout the ride that she both ruined the experience and gave me a sore ear. I felt like I just left a rock concert. Of course, if you think screaming is bad, how about a guy who passes some gas right before the ride starts. I remember this happened years ago to me while on the Hay Baler at SFGA. The man ahead let one go and we spun around right into a very delightful smell. We renamed Hay-Baler, "Fart-Baler".

As my username suggests, I am an Intamin fan. However, I also enjoy many B&M coasters.

Awesome! I am already impatient for next summer. This will be a fantastic time (and my first TPR trip).

My first looping coaster was the Demon @ Six Flags Great America. Of course, I was only six years old, but I recall how much I enjoyed the tunnel and its lighting.

I would now like to share a moment of silence with the Mt. Olympus ride-ops.

I typically make an effort to ride park trains. It is a way for me to relax/rest during an afternoon of coasters. That said, I really enjoy the train at Dollywood, especially at dusk.

I rode Batman: The Ride when it opened at Six Flags Great America. Some 20 years later, I continue to enjoy the Prince-performed soundtrack while waiting to ride.

I am intrigued by the addition of an inversion. However, I am more excited by the possibility of some TLC i.e. retracking and new trains. Now, I will need to find some time for a three and a half-hour trip to the Dells. Of course, I enjoy the Dells for its quirkiness, nostaligia, and timelessness, which basically means that I will also need to get my mini-golf game ready.

I actually thought the Hades station was a library. Shhh!

I typically get that Metropolis-feel when flying over grass and near a giant parking lot on Superman at Six Flags Great America. Is that the Daily Planet building? No, it's only a mini-van. That said, I think theming can definitely enhance the ride experience.

I am most excited for Outlaw Run.

If only...

I rode Sky Rush, pain-free, essentially alone (three of us in the front row and the rest, an empty train), at night. It was a really incredible experience.