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I would rebuild (even though it is still standing) Big Dipper from Geauga Lake, I'm a sucker for wooden roller coasters from the 1920's and I drove past Geauga Lake two times when I was little and remembering seeing it and wanting to go on it so bad. Then I got my first platinum pass and Geauga Lake closed... I also wouldn't mind the Big Bad Wolf because I love Arrow Supsended Coasters and it always fascinated me and for sh*ts and giggles, I wouldn't mind the Bat from King's Island also.

I think Stinger at Dorney is very out of place. It is obvious the ride was not supposed to fit in that location perfectly and since its a smaller footprint theres the awkward path that surrounds it that basically has no value other then a restroom at the very back of it. I hope that kinda made sense

I think Hydra's layout is just funky. It's the only B&M multi-looper (to my knowledge other then the dive machines, wing-riders and flyers) without a vertical loop and it just featured many elements that are so uncharacteristic of a B&M floorless, or most of the coasters at the time it was built.

I know Blackpool is not nearly as good as it used to be off of what other people have said. But I give them a ton of credit for how they made Infusion look. It stands out perfectly in the shadow of Big One.

It'll either be the Crazy Mouse at IX Indoor Amusement Park in March , or Gatekeeper in May!