Woodie Warrior

Yes Do you wish it was Christmas Day already?

Silver Dollar City has amazing food: -Cinnamon bread and cinnamon rolls (both are awesome) -Kettle corn -Oven baked pizza -Homemade potato chips (I've only gotten them at the buffets) -fried chicken

Oh my effing god. That drop looks amazing.

^I think they look pretty cool. Will the coaster be topped off today?

Cardinals

Next time I make it up to NY I'll make sure to do the pizza tour. It looks like a fun (and delicious) way to see the city.

Goliath at SFGAm

Outlaw Run American Thunder Voyage (completely forgot about this one until I was reminded by the poster below)

WindSeeker at Cedar Point I've been on Starflyers before and didn't really have any problem, but something about the various problems the ride model has had made me somewhat terrified when we reached the top

I'd say a family inverted coaster over the entire park would fit in more than a ZacSpin, which, while compact, would require a decent amount of rides to be removed.

Booty

The more I look at pictures and videos of it the more I am intrigued by Wicked Cyclone. Definitely looks to have non-stop action, even more so than other RMC coasters.

You force members of your family to make stops at theme parks on every trip you go on. You create launches in RCT3 by using "brake runs"

Hopefully not. Poltergeist is a far better (and unique) name.

If you are denied access to a single rider line (that is open) even though trains are being sent out with 1-2 empty seats.

Holiday in the Park looks like a fun event. I'm surprised SFMM just introduced it this year considering they're one of the only parks in the chain open year round.

I'd love to see Holiday in the Park spread to more parks in the chain. SFSTL would look awesome covered in lights, and if SDC can stay open during the winter, we should be able to as well. SFMM did a good job of it from what I could see, and I'm glad to here SFOG's is good as well.

SFSTL is within 30 minutes of my house and I visit 10+ times each season (2-3 times a month, except for August). Silver Dollar City is a four hour drive from my house and I made 5 separate trips up there so far this season (last year I made 7). On each trip we go to the park 1-3 days, so probably around 8-10 days there so far this year. I might sneak in one more trip before the season ends.

That drop should be one of the best in existence. Fury 325 is shaping up to be B&Ms best hyper/giga coaster yet.

This past weekend I got to experience Powder Keg and Outlaw Run in the dark again. During the day they are already two of the best coasters in the world, but at night they are an even new kind of beast. Outlaw Run at night is OMFG amazing, even more so than I remember, and Powder Keg is just as good, if not better.

It's awesome they were able to get this completed before the really harsh winter weather arrives. Should leave them plenty of time for testing.

5. Dragon Challenge- Blue 4. Batman: The Ride (SFSTL) 3. Dragon Challenge- Red 2. Banshee 1. Patriot (call me crazy)

Millennium Force for me. I wouldn't call the airtime ejector, but the ride does have some good airtime on a couple of hills, and the speed and height and first drop all add up to make it my favorite steel coaster. Raging Bull is my favorite B&M hyper. The layout is one of the best out there, but the bad rattle and slightly noticeable trims keep this from my top 10 overall list.

^Twisted Colossus will be a million times better than the boring original version. It'll have something that will really shock most Californians: airtime. I don't see Screamin' Eagle getting Iron Horsed though. I'm kind of hoping Dave is just making up the "ride is too long to refurb" stuff about Iron Boss just to throw us off, but I'm starting to think that's not the case.

Run Boy Run- Woodkid