Angle O. Descent

^ I just watched a POV, it looks pretty sick

If we're talking REALLY compact, the Maurer Sohne spinners like Waldameer's Steel Dragon are pretty fun.

Last night I dreamt I was overseeing construction at Canada's Wonderland... they were building a red Eurofighter, except it had a regular lift hill versus a vertical lift hill... and it was the size of a hyper coaster. Then it collapsed. Oh and there was a yellow Megalite in the background. I miss Intamins

Kind of off-topic, but I'd love to see the new Chance trains from Lightning Run on Phantom's Revenge

Are you kidding me?? It's arguably the BEST lift hill view... as long as you ride it before Leviathan

If you count Outlaw Run's first outside-overbanked-turn-yet-it-counts-as-an-inversion, then that would be a contender. Iron Rattler's barrel roll also appears fairly fast as well. Some day I'll find out for myself

Megalite?

Woodie?

Lift or launch?

It looks like hairy genitals.

If it weren't for the Florida PolarCoaster rumors, my guess would've been a Six Flags Park. Right now there are 7 rides in the world 400+ feet tall.... and 6 of them are in a Six Flags Park

Zippin Pippin

Silver Bullet?

...if you watched the Harry Potter movies until you found the Dragon Challenge reference

Hints? Steel? Wood? Domestic? International?

^ more like -14 Jealous of your Canuck friend tho!

For those of you living in the southern states who complain about snow, this is what Ontario gets every winter

Toronto has six seasons: winter, still winter, rain, August, road construction, and winter again. Anybody in SoCal or Florida looking for a roomie?

Vortex, put some clothes on!

You might be a coaster nerd if you actually think a 1970's Schwarzkopf is better than Skyrush

Here were my top 10 (out of 27): 1. El Toro 2. 'Favourite Steel' 3. Apocalypse (haters wanna hate ) 4. Phoenix 5. Ravine Flyer II 6. Thunderbolt 7. Lightning Racer 8. Silver Comet 9. Jack Rabbit 10. Twister

My very first time I went on Millennium Force, I passed out during the first overbanked turn, and came to during the final tunnel. It may have been from the beer we had at our Canadian tailgate party beforehand, but it was still fun

Kennywood: adding Jackrabbit's double-dip to the end of Thunderbolt = arguably the best all-around woodie on the planet

Basically, you get dizzy to the point where you begin to lose your eyesight, yet you remain mostly conscious. When you completely lose consciousness, it's called a blackout.

I-305 and Goliath (MM) both made me grey out consistently. Millenium Force and Ride of Steel used to but not so much anymore. All were caused by a high-speed turn or helix. I find that turning your head and looking in the direction of where the turn is leading to helps prevent greying out