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I think if they had meant only when it's open, they would have said so. Breaking park rules to get a photo of a roller coaster under construction is borderline pathological. Have a beer, read a book, play some video games, wait for spring. It's easy.

I do!

^ Cool, thanks. I can see the difference now.

Lee

Those trains do look very similar to Monster's.

No it wasn't. The Atari 2600 was released September 11, 1977. Screamin' Eagle opened April 10, 1976. Yes, I will stand up for facts. Yes, you could have Googled that like I did and could have presented correct facts to prop up your straw man argument. Yes, it's a straw man argument because whether people used microwave ovens and 8-track casettes has nothing whatsoever to do with the subject at hand. Ask any normal people (or "GP" if that makes you feel better about yourself) to name a coaster at SFStL, and the two answers you'll get most often are Screamin' Eagle and Batman. That's what makes something a signature item. Not the best, most popular, whatever. It's the thing they're known for. The Big Mac is McDonald's signature item. It's what they're known for. There. End of stupid discussion. Let's get back to complaining about Ninja and whining about Georgia taking our hyper coaster.

Yes Have you been to Australia?

New Texas Giant

Delicious

No. Are you owned by a cat?

Blue Chartreuse or apricot?

Banshee is a divisive one, but I loved it. It was my favourite invert for a day, until I rode Raptor. I could ride Banshee all day, and the new restraints are a big improvement over the old ones. Operations are fantastic, and the variety of elements keeps the experience varied through to the end. It deserves the high praise it gets from a lot of people. The only thing it lacks is segments of high G's, so if you like your coasters intense, it will leave something to be desired. That may be why some rate it lower.

Outlaw Run Hydro Adventures

Shhhh, you're not suppose to say anything about a Larson Loop being advertised as a coaster. . . Because you know, Larson makes some great loop coasters. They have way more inversions than other coasters do. More parks should get a coaster from Larson.

All you guys saying there's no signature coaster like Screamin' Eagle doesn't exist....

^^^ Alcohol is sold in California at Disneyland, Disney California Adventure, and Downtown Disney. And the fact that the lack of alcohol sales is one of the only legitimate complaints that could possibly be made about Dollywood just reinforces how awesome it truly is.

After having been on Ghostrider, I'm curious if the same type of wood might help the Boss. It's such a good coaster every spring; it just beats itself up.

Yes, I met Oz Guiness, owner of Ireland's most famous brewery. Are you looking forward to the Black Panther movie?

Precious

You rated a legend like Nikola Tesla THAT?! You a**hole. Damn straight. Tzatziki is 9/10. Love that sh*t. Pecans