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Pretty Fly - The Offspring

If you are incapable of going to a water park for a second when there are some good coasters next door.

^As it is so big it would probably save a lot of money if they used most of its structure which doesn't mean someone like RMC wouldn't be able to make an awesome ride out of it!

Wow is there anyone who hasn't sued someone else?

^If it is a giga coaster with a, let's say, 95 degree drop it would be okay to have relatively long trains.

I must say I'm surprised by the number of people who rank Goliath as Massachusetts's best coaster. I haven't been to SFNE but wasn't superman/bizarro supposed to be one of the best rides in the world or has it got bad in some way lately?

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^ That picture is great!!

^I think that has already been discussed on SFGAmerica's thread and, yeah, I'm sure RMC would be able to do it.

I've just learnt from a youtube video that tatsu is now the world's tallest, longest and fastest roller coaster!

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Just to check, isn't there going to be a steel poll this year? When was last year's poll?

Here's mine: Ohio - Raptor Pennsylvania - Storm Runner New Jersey - Kinda Ka (el toro was closed ) I officially have the smallest list!!

Having all the coaster in the world receive as many trims as possible. What's worse than having a lift hill which can throw you over the top at full speed but then making it slow down (cough...Skyrush...)?

Oh my god! This coaster has loops and doesn't hold you by the shoulders! It's dangerous!

I did take a winged seat on my first ride, and it was awesome! In fact, only once did I not take one.

Those last pictures look really cool! I mean, they're all nice but those ones stand out.

Yeah! I was really kind of stupid to miss that. Feel quite embarrassed right now

^^Well, that's pretty dramatic but, yeah, it could perfectly happen.

What about nemesis? It definitely is a stand out ride, no?

Is the park already open or something? Because I've just come across this picture on Coasterfriends

^Do you mean a wooden coaster over 200 feet tall with inversions or one with an actual loop?

I think it's hard to say exactly what the Zero-G will feel like until after Goliath opens, especially since this is a new inversion. I'm very excited to try it out though! 13 weeks from today until Goliath opens (if everything is on schedule) and 10 weeks until the park opens! I'm assuming it will provide zero-g and not negatives, as the name suggests. I imagine it will be like a zero g roll with the difference that instead of completing a 360 roll you twist 180 degrees in one direction , stay upside down for a while, and then twist back in the opposite direction. I think it's definitely something we could see in future coasters.