prozach626

Do you not own a car? Driving will be 10 times easier. Read again, Negative Nancy... My boy LOVES trains. This is for him. Easy is not always the most enjoyable option when it comes to making memories with the kids, and it's well worth the trouble. Don't be such an arse. Who's the "Arse", dude?! I was literally asking if you owned a car, since you said something about renting one. I'm not sure how that is being negative at all. Do I have to put a freaking smiley on everything I say?

What were you expecting? The park saw the need for another water ride and added one. It looks like a fun ride. It probably didn't come off that way, but I was mostly making fun of the news, more than the park. I'd be kind of disappointed with that coverage if I were six flags. I'm definitely no journalist, but I feel like the piece could have been put together better by high schoolers. lol.. did anyone else feel like the Olympic swimmer offered more information about the ride in 5 seconds than the reporter did the entire time? I think the whole thing could have been done better if the report hadn't been live.

Do you not own a car? Driving will be 10 times easier.

I would imagine they are, since they are so similar to outlaw run's trains.

Wow... what a great new addition... Is the park prepared to deal with the increase in attendance? Looks like I'll skip SFSTL again this year, for the third year in a row.

Goliath looks great, but I feel like the hand rails on the lift would have looked better if they were steel.

I'd let his grades decide. If he's doing well, then why not. Tell him it's a reward.

This is true. You're fine talking about it. It's coaster related, since the increasing amount of over weight people seems to be messing with dispatch times. There are more and more instances where operators have to force restraints closed or people have to take the walk of shame, which takes time. The world is getting fatter and it's losing its perception about what a normal person should look like. Hell, I get called "Skinny" by fat people all the time, and I'm in shape and exactly where I should be on the body mass index.

I have the number for a good chiropractor if you need it.

I love the intimidating looks of this roller coaster. This one will be sure to freak out some first time amateur riders.

Type 2 diabetes for only $4.99? Sweet!

LR looks like it never lets up! It almost reminds me of a steel GCI.

Wow. I wasn't aware there were so many construction supervisors and engineers on this site to let us all know the coaster won't be finished on time....

It look like a great mix of positive and negative G's.

It's nice, it's just missing one thing....

Wow! The pacing looks great! I know it's probably already been said, but is LR going to only have one train??

Haha. You make a good point.

Your knowledge of civil law is outstanding! For what damages can they sue? The public isn't being forced to buy tickets and the option not to buy is still available, let alone refunds. What you're saying is the same as someone suing McDonalds, because they advertised chicken nuggets, but ran out. Also, what you don't take into account is that in a civil suit, the Judge makes the decision to impose fines. No judge in their right mind would do such a thing. Please think before you post such a bold statement.

I think we should keep adding family flats, mediocre water slides, out dated small roller coasters every few years. I'm sure the park will be successful with that philosophy. I'm with you, but no sense in the same argument over and over, again. It's not going to bring us modern steel.

^ you beat me to it, Steve...

Hmmmm... maybe some parks can take note that large new attractions mean large crowds... *cough SFSTL *cough

Haha. You're definitely on point with this. Say what you want about B&M, but I'd be thrilled about a hyper with a similar layout. It's the bow that would tie our park together.

^ Me either I also don't like the idea of turning the train, which I find to be a relaxing break in the action, into a laser shoot-em-up gimmick full of screaming kids. Mardi Gras? Unless you're talking about an area devoted to pounding booze and scantily clad women, I'm not interested. I spend my Christmas season playing as much hockey as possible and I usually work Christmas day. The last thing I want to do is spend more time in the cold walking past closed rides. I'm really not trying to be (overly) negative, but these seem like some of the worst ideas yet...

Add Holiday World to the list of "Theme Parks."

People are really starting to suck the fun out of following the development of this coaster by being so critical of B&M. There's a fine line between healthy conversation and an over abundance of negative criticism on a coaster that none of us have ridden, yet. If this B&M doesn't have enough forces for KI fans, SFSTL fans will gladly trade you our used boomerang and our aqua twist for Banshee. Fun coaster will be fun, even if it doesn't suck your eyes into the back of your skull. Quit being coaster snobs. It's pretty lame.