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This was shown on RCDB, could it be Vekoma's prototype single car launch coaster?

I prefer going to parks alone when I'm not with enthusiasts unless I'm on family vacation. When I'm alone at a park, I go insanely fast for the whole day without stopping. When I'm thirsty, I chew ice cubes. In this way, I hardly spend any money which is exactly opposite of what I did at Silver Dollar City. Some of my friends and my cousins can deal with my park routine so we sometimes go to parks together. They say they have much more fun with me than with their family. But after a day like that, getting completely exhausted is nothing strange.

Are you sure that is Intamin? I already heard that a bunch of time, but I found no official statement. Plus, Intamin doesn't fabricate their tracks, it's Stakotra. I think the later did the job on its own, and Intamin was not involved. But I could be wrong. I heard it from an ECC member, he was 100% sure about this. But finding some official statement about it would be really helpful.

There's another one in Switzerland, but Intamin made so many modifications that the ride can be called an Intamin coaster now.

That final hit seems pretty serious Yes she's annoying but she would probably get neck injury. #neverinamerica

Thanks for the TR, glad you liked Parrot Coaster. Was it a smooth ride to you? They got some work done on the train a couple of months ago and the ride has gotten more positive reviews now.

^ Screamin' Squirrels should be kept in their test field.

Depends on which company made them. For Intamin, B&M and TOGO, stand up coasters are successful because they sold a lot of them and some of them are good. But for Arrow...

I've only been on the CA one, it feels more like when S&S tower launches the car downwards. Slight ejector airtime that is not as intense as S&S towers but very fun. Is Intamin involved in this project? I saw a picture of a cancelled ToT plan that is even more complicated than the Orlando one, does it work similar to the Orlando one? Are Tokyo and Paris' ToT like the CA one or Orlando one?

Outside of where I live now.

American Thunder gets my vote. I need to go to OCT East for Mountain Flyer!

*cough* Standups *cough* Try 10 Inversion Coaster, you'll love Mantis afterwards.

^^The train takes forever to go to the top and to stop. But given that FujiQ bought Dodompa and Eejanaika, they might not concern about capacity as much. I don't know how that tiny station can hold the 10 hours line. The ride pulls 6.2 G's and it exceeded Japan's safety regulation's limit which I think is 4.8 so that might be what caused the removal. Meisho coasters are generally not as rough as TOGO coasters from what I know.

How could you stand that? A lot of people already said Goliath's positive G gets a bit too high... Have you taken any astronaut training courses before?

It's all about personal preference, Disney's theming just doesn't impress me as much as what Maverick does. Maybe Tokyo Disney Sea can change that if I get the chance to visit.

I think a lot of people put Intamin on their #1 spot but choose B&M coasters as their overall preference. Intamin made the best and the worst coasters yet the worst B&M is still not murder machine.

^ You never know when it's going to happen. Safety first.

Thanks for sharing! Finally know how it works

But when a train stalls at the top, the park would need to make sure if there is anything on the track that's stopping the train or the train stopped because of the lack of speed. They can't simply put a friction wheel at the top of the top hat and push the train when it stopped.

Whenever a Schwarzkopf coaster is leaving.

Outlaw Run! Terrain made the ride so much better.

Has anyone's attitude towards B&M changed a bit since Banshee opened? A lot of people seem to love Banshee and rank it very high up on their lists.

I've got a wood block from Outlaw Run, signed by a lot of amazing people.

I'm more into Cedar Point. I choose a better ride to good theme.

I know Spain does things slowly, but is there any update on this accident's investigation?