LiMiT

^Thanks for pointing that out. It makes sense now!

Colors are good. I thought it was a good idea to have the trains be the same color as the Twisted Twins trains, but perhaps this is their way of detaching the ride from its original. The is going to make up for whatever issues I have with the colors.

Oh fabulous and wonderful title fairy, I have a request for a custom title. Preferably any sort of random quote from Mean Girls. If you can't grant that request, just make up something random that sounds amusing. Thank you in advance, I hope to see your magical results sometime soon! --LiMiT

Wait, there's already construction happening? At a Six Flags park?! I'm actually surprised to see this much track already in place.

I'm still a fan of Super Speed Cool Cool Bear. No ride name will ever be better than that. I don't know why, but I was really bothered by the wild mouse at Wild Adventures, which was called "Go Bananas!" All of the other coasters at the park have decent names, but this one...wat?

And it will be totally worth the fifty bucks. Why pay for park admission when you can pay just as much for an exclusive credit? Also, do Club TPR members get special shopping kart ERT?

I want to see a Zero-g roll in which both tracks still remain side-by-side and don't split.

SFOG 5-year plan: 2015: General ride improvements and staff training, including shock collars that zap them if they take too long to dispatch a train, deny a ride to a child who is tall enough, etc. 2016: People are just gonna get tired of Mindbender, because it's old and stuff, so why not get rid of it and build a custom terrain Volare? It can be Nightwing themed. Talk about new and fresh! 2017: Take the floors off of the trains on Scorcher, but leave the standing restraints and bicycle seats. Also make a soundtrack similar to It's a Small World for Monster Mansion. While I'm at it, I think a facelift of Monster Mansion would be nice. And make the ride last for two hours. 2018: Take out Batman and Superman. Replace Batman with two Boomerang coasters facing opposite directions, call them Batman and Robin (yes, I know Nightwing and Robin are the same hero, but the GP won't know). Replace Superman with a dueling AquaTrax themed to AquaMan (since it's so close to the water park). 2019: Goliath is gonna be really old at this point (13 years!), so get rid of it and replace it with a S&S free fly. The GP will be astounded at the amazing capacity of this ride, and will also fall out of the ride because they're Americans, therefore they are above park rules. 2020: Take out GASM, replace with a 6000 foot long Roller Skater. Get rid of Dare Devil Dive, replace with an Intamin First Gen Drop Tower (like what was there originally). Add a 60 mph launch to Dahlonega Mine Train, but keep the original layout, because it's a classic Arrow. I think that covers it. I think all of these will be major improvements to the park, and will boost attendance and profits by 500%.

Any B&M flying coaster. Your only choices of view are the trash-littered ground (in the case of SF parks) or the feet in front of you.

That moment when you eat a beef taco while staring at a Chick-Fil-A ad for Cow Appreciation Day...

Family Inverted Coaster / 大洋历险 - Happy Valley Shanghai Intamin Mega-Lite

Is anyone willing to get one of these and measure the queue distances on the rides mentioned?

I'm no medical expert, but I think 69G is just alittle too high, don't you think??? Also, that sentence makes absolutely no sense grammatically. It has way too many subjects and verbs. He was obviously high on GP, the new drug that renders users completely ignorant.

This is a really cool design. Especially after seeing the layout, I'm expecting this to be crazy.

I don't know if you needed an answer to this question or not, but Breakdance existed in the park before it closed. It looks a lot better with the new paint though, because it used to be a boring beige color.

Batman at SFOG has an unnecessarily long queue. The entirety of the space underneath the station, holding block, and switch track is occupied by switchbacks. With two trains, it's about a 4-hour wait when the entire queue is full. Not only that, but then there's the Gotham City park section, which weaves between Batman and Mindbender. Goliath at the same park has a ridiculous amount of switchbacks as well. The thing is, there have been days when all of those switchbacks are used! I'll take my fast pass, please. Also, a lot of the Universal Studios rides (Ripsaw Falls comes to mind) have extremely long queues. I think the reason American Eagle is so long is because it's behind every other ride, and there's no really good way of getting from the County Fair midway to the station without weaving around rides and stuff.

I get this feeling on high diving boards quite often.

If you're polite about an issue at a park, usually it will get resolved. Example: SFOG has these tents filled with the Coke freestyle machines. One place was very limited on flavor options, seeing as a lot of the flavors had run out completely (being poor SF services and stuff), and the guy in front of me at the machine was outraged. He tried to cause a scene, and just got blank stares from the employees. I asked the employees if it was possible that they had some more flavor cartridges in stock, and suggested they just put all the working ones into a single machine, instead of having 2 that only have some of the flavors working. They said it was a good idea and in about 2 minutes, they had enough flavors to fill an entire machine. What a concept, being nice will actually get you stuff! As for the angry guy, he must have been a Pepsi fan.

STOP TRYING TO MAKE FETCH HAPPEN! My biggest guilty pleasure as of late is online shopping, putting a crap-ton of items into my cart, then deciding to delete the cart because I want to save money. It's a vicious cycle.

Well, at least with this one there's an appropriate amount of airtime. Where was the airtime slide that TPR rode a while ago? Also, take a minute to proofread the title if you please. I'm just slightly bothered by the spelling of a particular word.

Thanks for pointing out the train on Tornado. I wouldn't have been able to spot it any other way. In other news, I think the Disko location is awesome! Swinging out over the water? Hail yeah!

Let's not forget B&M's family inverted coaster. Camiel, I look forward to seeing more of your designs. It seems that Golden Horse really wants to steal that record. With all the specifications they gave you, I'm glad you could come up with a really good design. Very creative with the limited space. I also like the opposite-facing trains on the other design. It reminds me of the carnival ride FireBall on steroids!

Has it been proven that a train full of heavy riders increases the speed all-around? I think it would be interesting to experiment with different weight distributions and see which one makes the ride fastest. Maybe Club TPR can start a theme park Mythbusters mini-show and test this idea out.

Take a spray bottle and spray riders who put their hands up, while yelling "NO!". That's sure to work. If they don't listen when you spray them with water, they may like it. Switch to a vinegar solution at that point.

I remember this place! I rode Splash Blaster when it first opened. I was like 5 at the time. It is a bit more run-down than I remember, but I really liked the place back then.