JonnyRCT3

I'm sad to see this unique coaster go. Was such a one of a kind roller coaster However, the throughput for this ride was downright AWFUL. I queued 45 minutes in a line that looked to be 15 minutes, ridiculous. With the ride being a capacity & maintenance nightmare. I predict the future attraction in its place to be the opposite. Possibly a new area with new dining, shops ,flat rides, and a possible up-charge slingshot, with a "Congo" theme (i.e. Carowinds' expanded County Fair area). Avalanche could get a re-theme as well to tie in the area better. Bringing back classic flats, new

Cedar Point removed Disaster Transport, Wildcat, and Mean Streak. What's the point anymore? 0/10 would not go again!

I hope D.H. Morgan gets their hands on Demon Force before it becomes more trouble than it's worth. I also love the new Hurricane.

Valravn, is that you?

Sunday, September 18, 2011 James Smith - regular guest Over the years Valley Hills has grown larger with new rides and attractions popping up almost everywhere. With over 40 rides and attractions, it's hard to keep up with it all. The last update focused on Flat Rides, so this update will focus on the park's 9 roller coasters. Enjoy! Here we are again at Appalachia's premiere amusement park, Valley Hills. It feels like forever since I last visited this park back in June. Black Stallion, a PTC woodie, is one of the first coasters guests will run into. The ride

Iconic. Thanks for the read, the park has always been on my mind. I've been working on the next step since the spring. I hope the next update goes over well as the conversion will really help push this park to where I want it to go. I'ts good to hear my park is inspiring people. I honestly looked through countless simulated park threads and wanted to give my own spin on it. I never imagined it would turn into what it has become.

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That video of the Ohio State Fair incident is the sole reason why I don't visit local fairs and stick to established amusement parks with dedicated maintenance crews. [youtu_be]https://youtu.be/VBSTm2o84LE[/youtu_be]

It will most likely be an ongoing process during the entire operating season. Much like NTG.

This is seriously the most accurate thing I have ever read in regards to i305... and I agree with every word of it, 100%. This. Right. Here.

This is a mess.

McDonald's vs a Mom 'n Pop shop on Main Street U.S.A. Which would you rather get a burger from? Why? McDonald's. It's cheaper. I'm not looking for nor expect 5-star food in an amusement park. A simple, greasy burger marked up 300% will suffice.

Woah. Years ago I had a similar concept in mind. Removing the track adjacent to the CP&LE Railroad would open up a few acres for future Frontiertown expansion. Most likely in the form of an extended shops & eateries with a possible flat ride of some sort. this is from July 2015

The most GP video of the year award.