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I really found 1-3 is much better than the last row this summer. But I've never had a painful ride on Magnum.

Hades360! It's so high up there and you only got a headache after your ride.

Be nice to the enthusiasts.

The Boomerang (Flash Back) at Six Flags New England was originally located in China. Well, explained why it is so rough lol.

I always take coaster related examples on TOEFL, SAT and school test essays. Some of my favorite are Crystal Beach Cyclone, The Bat, Son of Beast and Hypersonic-XLC. I think ETS is in Jersey so taking examples from their nearby parks can help

Really great idea! IT would be a great improvement on maverick, but they would have to slow the launch down to about 50-65MPH. Or they can trim it down a bit. Plus, slowing down the launch a little bit can let those who complain about the restraint make less negative comments.

American Plunge at Silver Dollar City. That was WET!

Someone posted about Chinese coaster forums. Well... Honestly in RCD which is the biggest and most professional coaster forum in China, only the minority can reach the TPR standard. But the most professional members are definitely experts. We are spreading coaster/park related knowledge and already had a pretty good result. Coaster enthusiasts are not disappearing! I believe as long as coasters are building and new things show up with creative ideas, the amusement industry is going forward and we Will have more fun. Don't worry!

Europa Park! Here I come in 2015!

Follow Silver Dollar City except the price of food and you'll be good

If Powder Keg, Fluch von Novgorod and Takabisha's first half count as pre-lift sections, then...

Macerick's heartline roll was removed before opening. I think only Sandor had ridden it with the heartline roll.

Lap Bar is the NO.1 important factor. Creative layout and new elements. Cool looking trains. Good station design. Capacity that matches the need of the park. Airtime.

Remove the trim of Titan SFOT and Goliath SFMM. But I might die for the positive G's. Put the heartline roll back into Maverick.

I'm surprised that nobody mentioned Gerstlauer and Mack.

Intamin and now RMC! B&M is below Premier because Premier is more forceful and unique. B&M have some good ones but they just don't do much on me. As for woodie, GCI. If RMC was mentioned before.

I started to love coaster since I was three but it is TPR that really taught me about the industry. Before registrations last year, I was basically a GP who only know what Intamin is and slightly know about the mechanics. But in one year, I took a TPR tour, learned a lot of new things from the forums and knew some really nice people. I used to lack a sense of humor but now, people around me said that I'm funny so thanks to everyone in TPR for changing me. It's been the best year in my life and I honestly don't know why I couldn't think of why I love TPR too much while I browse TPR forums everyday and talk about all the amazing things from TPR and my TPR tour all the time. I just LOVE TOR so much and words cannot describe.

Gemini is a great ride. I rank it higher than GateKeeper because I had smoother rides on it. Those nice floater made me love the ride so much.

Mt. Olympus! Seriously are they taking lessons from Chinese parks?

Stand Up. If Chinese knock-off rides can be count as a type, then Stand Up is the second least favorite.

Dragon Mountain. Just SO weird.

Chinese knock-off Jurassic Park! If they don't have coasters, I might need some time to decide.

Maverick Outlaw Run Powder Keg

Have you not seen Heide Park's new coaster, Flying Over the Rainforest, Hair Raiser, Sky Scrapper/Ripper, Oziris or the Gardaland Raptor? Those layouts are absurdly creative and I want to ride every one of them. I mean new coaster types and new elements. Sorry for not making myself clear enough

Magnum's lap bar can be painful. But it doesn't change the fact that it is a great ride with insane ejector air. A little bit of brace could easily solve this problem. Plus, Magnum is 1,000,000,000 times better than GateKeeper. At least that's what I thought.