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Sorry, I meant it was B&M's tallest coaster at the time.

^^Well it was their first hyper but I don't really know much. I actually think Nitro has some of the bes looking supports of any coaster, I just love how big and wide they are for some reason.

The ride

^I think the front seat on KK is awesome every single time. Those 20 seconds or so are some of the most intense I have experienced on a ride. It's just so fast! And when you're approaching the top hat you kind of think:"Wow! Are we really going to enter that this fast?!!" And then you just get smashed into your seat with some floater air at the top. I just wish it was longer (and had no trims at the top)

^Very nice! I wonder if all those speeds they mentioned (such as the 40 km/h on the top hat) are accurate, because it seems a lot! This ride just keeps looking better and better. Now I really want to go to Sweden.

^Wasn't the accident on Sirocco at Walibi Belgium due to a miss launch that made the train stall in the loop or was it an mechanical issue with the train itself?

Pretty much every catchphrase Arnold Schwarzenegger says. This video sums it up nicely:

stand up

I've always imagined a Mr. Bean themed ride. It could be called: "Bean: The ride", it would have a launch from a dark section and right before it you would have a screen showing this scene: the one from 1:40 to 1:48

^That's only part of the definition to me, as I have no problem riding coasters like shambhala a lot of times but still, I find it kind of boring after a few laps. Being re-ridable is definitely an important characteristic but you can have a ride which is like that but boring (like some new B&Ms)

^That's not just twisty, it's ultra twisty! I also find B&M corkscrews on their older inverts quite twisty, and so does the dive off Dragon Khan's MCBR in the back right seat (you do lift off your seat quite quickly). I also have to mention Skyrush's twisted airtime hill, I mean, the whole ride is insane but that twist combines airtime with these lateral Gs that try to snap your back! (I felt it was stronger in the right winged seats although, overall, I prefer the left ones)

^That would be really cool! Sadly the spot is already occupied.

Definitely. I also like big B&M loops, zero-g-rolls (either the floater ones or the really fast ones) and corkscrews on their inverts.

Streets of Philadelphia

That's a good point. I've always felt that rides like Kingda Ka were terrible "value" even though it is pretty fast and tall. (but then non-coaster rides like drop towers are even worse)

Batman clones for me: very intense and....... that's it!

Hummm..... looking very good and very twistyyy!!

Someone here has already mentioned drachen fire and it really would be king of cool to see B&M doing something at least inspired by it as it was actually quite original with its corkscrew/drop thingy. It's just a shame that the ride was so rough, I would like to have ridden it.

Speed (film)

That's actually a very interesting idea!

^Me too. It's kind of deceiving as the roll itself is not so fast in the way that it takes a bit to complete but the speed the train carries through it, to say the least, is the fastest I've encountered.

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Perfectly said.

^So, on the whole, how was it?

^I don't think they do. At least I couldn't see or hear any on Fahrenheit and I'm pretty sure I've read somewhere that it doesn't have any.