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My favorite seat on Diamondback was the very back row, right seat. Banshee was great in the back row and the front row for different reasons. Beast in the back is cool, but front row at night is unforgettable.

This! I've ridden Xcelerator many, many times, and have never had a rollback. Compared to my friend, who got a rollback on his first ride...lucky.

Intense ride with painful airtime! It's all about the thrill, right? Would you rather eliminate all Intamin coasters or eliminate all RMC coasters?

They both have a launched coaster from Intamin. Let's see if we can get 5 similarities for this one... Cedar Point and SFMM

Continuing with an Intamin Impulse... Wicked Twister @ Cedar Point

^You know, I occasionally find myself wandering into the Darien Lake thread, and every time I do, I question why I did so...

Agreed. 2015 will definitely be a good year for them. Although I wasn't really expecting it, I'm a little bummed SFMM didn't take this opportunity to add something (ANYTHING) underneath Scream. I would have almost rather have it not be painted and have something under it instead. But the paint job looks great nonetheless.

Please take your fanboy glasses off for just a second. Do you truly believe Darien Lake will be able to compete with arguably the three best coaster line-ups in the country? A park thats basically been neglected by its owners are suddenly going to kick it into gear and add major investments?

Wow. This news just made my year. Like ^ said, Maverick will now be the perfect coaster!

Thanks for sharing! I love the color scheme! The perfect color combinations for a perfect addition to Adventureland. It's nice to see that Sierra Sidewinder isn't the only Mack spinner in the US anymore!

Wow, I can't even keep track of the amount of Blue Fire clones that are being built. Could someone update me on how many there are now? Like...6?

Montezooma's Revenge, Xcelerator, Top Thrill Dragster, and Wicked Twister are all quite good for the fairly short rides they are.

I would love to experience Goliath without any trims on the MCBR. The helix is already forceful enough as it is. I can't even imagine what it's like with no trims.

I am playing the piano part for my Wind Ensemble's song (Danzón No. 2 by Arturo Marquéz)! I originally play euphonium, but my director needed a piano player. I am so excited! I've always wanted to play the piano part.

Wow! This looks fantastic. It's so unique! And even better...there is a very good chance I'll be visiting Lagoon this summer when I visit my brother in college! And this coaster will have single cars, right? Or is it like the Smiler where the rows are connected? Is anything confirmed at all for the trains/cars?

Vortex--Kings Island

They both have inverted looping coasters. Six Flags New England and Seaworld Orlando

I'm going to assume, based on your post, that you aren't looking forward to Fury very much? Seriously, how can a dedicated roller coaster enthusiast NOT be excited about this massive coaster? Even if it isn't a top-10 coaster (which it probably won't be), it still looks a heck of a lot of fun! I would absolutely ride it if I made it to the Carolinas and some point in the future.

Oh, RMC, you never fail to impress. Both projects this year are looking like they could be top-10 material. And, as much as I am looking forward to Twisted Colossus, Wicked Cyclone may just be better. That double-down...

I knew something looked a little different. You're right! Can't wait to see the other trains arrive and how they differ in their color schemes.

Great update! This makes me miss Kings Island. I had such a good time there last Summer. Can't wait to go back in the future! I believe it is just as good, if not better, than Cedar Point.

Mac! Mac! Mac! Mac! Mac! Smooth and comfortable Boomerang or smooth and comfortable SLC?

There would be too much weight in that area of the park, and both coasters would start to sink. What if all coasters with lap bars got shoulder restraints and all coasters with shoulder restraints got lap bars?

I don't know how credible this is, but according to Wikipedia, the drop tower in the new Ferrari Land will be 460 feet tall, meaning that the coaster will be even taller than that! Like I said, this may not be true, but Wikipedia must have gotten it from somewhere. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drop_tower

It looks like you're off to a decent start. I would recommend a lot more scenery, like trees, bushes, flowers, a little terrain, and maybe a lake? But nonetheless, there is definitely potential here. I look forward to more! EDIT: Just read your last photo caption.