gforce1994

Wait your turn please. I got the spiral coaster one correct!

Really, I thought it was a TOGO-Death Machine!

Would that type of blasting undermine the structure of Superman?

Didn't Colossus have an accident in '78?

Opening odds set by Vegas. 1-1 for Park to remain close. 1 - ???????? for park to open

Ah it's a knockoff that's why I couldn't find it. I'll look when I get home for a bit. Good one though! Edit: It's this one at Jangfu Park - http://rcdb.com/11050.htm Spiral Coaster Al-Sha'ab Leisure Park (Salmiya, Kuwait)

How could it be foul play?

The motor speedway is Exhibition Stadium.

Family Feud time anyone?

I've been noticing the Disney visit posts, and I've been wondering: What Disney resort is truely the best one? In my opinion, from TPR's posts, the best resort is the Tokyo one.

Why does the picture date from 2000 when the coaster was built in 04?

No it wasn't: Look up Flip Flop Railway!

So it was "NASCAR Curves: The Ride"?

I think the ticklers were originally for fairground usage.

There was one side friction one in Belgium that closed in 2003. Besides that I can not think of any.

Didn't a Southeast Airlines plane crash due to mistaking the Carowinds' Observation Tower lights for ATC tower lights?

This reminds me of the roller coaster only open during the Puyallup Fair, north of Seattle. Which is in September, every year. Which makes me ask, are there other coasters that are (or were) in this kind of situation - only open during a fair, etc? Just curious. Kersplash, Coaster at the Pullyup fair. All the State Fair and German Fair Coasters. Olympia Loopin, and Testrecke(former Laser).

What was dormant - the coaster or the Blue Jays? Sorry, but I am a Yankees fan.

Airtime or lateral g's?

I heard that it was open during the baseball season.

24/26!

Any kiddie coaster - since I have to be paired up with a small kid. Try having a stranger grab you like crazy since they're scarred..

I was reading a book about ballparks and it had a picture of the old Exhibition Stadium up in Toronto. The picture in the book showed that the stadium had a large wooden roller coaster right next to it? Was that actually in the ballpark, or just a coaster put up next to a ballpark.

Yeah, you are spot on. Too good quality to be of the one in the former Blue-jays stadium.

You can see both Coney and Kings Island when coming from the north to CVG. Coney is easier to spot, but you can see Drop Tower and the Eiffel Tower from the plane.