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Himalaya is bigger and has a roof over it. The Rock n Roller is smaller and for children. Unfortunately Rock n Roller has nothing to do with music lol.

Let's just wait and see what happens. I cannot predict the future nor can anyone else. I just hope that a lot of great things will be made following Vekoma's new ownership.

I honestly cannot believe in general how long Verruckt has been operating despite all of these problems. Most waterparks are different though because they hire companies and professionals to build their rides and they follow proper inspections. Schlitterbahn just hired someone with no experience and someone who decided not to rely on math and calculations to build this ride. It is unbelievable in a bad way, and after seeing that the personel of Schlitterbahn knowingly lied to the police about this, I honestly don't want to go to another Schlitterbahn property in my life, unless the other Schlitterbahn locations are proven to have better management.

This is a question that some of you probably know (but I don't), but why are many of the HUSS Top Spins in various parks closing? With that said do you think Talocan will be closed within the next few years? I'm just wondering.

Slayer, "Die By The Sword"

For me personally, while Time Traveller looks like a fun ride, it doesn't look like it would blow me away personally. It doesn't spin a whole lot and the elements just look like average elements. I think it's an innovative layout that used the terrain well, but it doesn't look like it'll do more for me than a typical modern looping coaster would. That is my opinion and I respect everyone else's opinions, and it DOES look fun and I want to try it, but for me Time Traveller doesn't look like it will blow me away like a lot of people say, and it is a bit too overhyped in my eyes. Nevertheless I still think it is a unique and clever addition to Silver Dollar City and does look like a good ride, just not a fantastic ride like a lot of people are saying.

Stephen Hawking is one of my favourite people ever. I am agnostic, not atheist, but he was such a smart person and influenced a lot of how I think today. He was also very brave to be bold and stand out while he was being made fun of for being in the state he was. Rest in peace.

While I love Six Flags Great America, it's not my favourite park at all. I doubt many people's home park will be their favourites, unless they move near the park intentionally so that they can live by it. However I am fortunate to live by Six Flags Great America though as they have some great and unique rides.

Pennywise, "Never Gonna Die"

Goliath at Six Flags Great America during Fright Fest. I didn't go to their November fall fest because I was really busy.

After seeing Walibi Belgium's 2018 additions I really want to go to visit European theme parks. I can't think of a park in America that has a roller coaster twisting around and over a playground, or even with an odd ride like Pulsar. Europe has so much cool ideas and concepts in their parks and I hope to go there someday.

Do you think a park like SeaWorld Orlando would add more flat rides in the future, like a Zamperla Discovery or Zamperla Endeavor? I was just wondering that now, if they would ever consider adding more flat rides, being that they are a major park with a smaller collection of rides, let alone thrill rides that aren't coasters.

Exodus, "Blacklist" Feeling a bit metal today

I'm not complaining or anything because they both look very good! But Disney parks do have a good amount of rides themed after trains .

Because then they'd be tall to ride most rides that's why. As for the post above, because people are lazy and hate leaving their house to shop. Why is the Sea Horse called a Sea Horse?

Make sure you make group outings to whatever theme parks are near your university.

I am going to miss this ride because I enjoyed it a lot. I do hope whatever BGW has in store for 2019 is REALLY unique though to make up for it.

I think I am the only person who will actually miss King Chaos. Yes, it has uncomfortable seating. Yes, it isn't the best top spin and Splash Over at Adventureland Iowa and Crypt at KD are WAY better. But King Chaos was my first top spin and one of my first carnival-style flat rides in general. I will have a soft spot for it and I will miss it.

Steel Vengeance is my personal favourite of the Cedar Fair announcements today, now having seen them all. It's still crazy thinking about RMC in general, like when Outlaw Run was announced about 5 years ago I was wondering how barrel rolls on a wooden coaster were even possible. And now seeing Steel Vengeance coming into fruition...it is amazing how RMC and Alan Schilke have progressed. And I can't wait and see what else they can do.

Also, is HangTime the first non-B&M Dive Coaster? I'm not sure if Takabisha counts or not since it doesn't completely stop.

Goliath at SFGAm...when I went it wasn't a very crowded day so I got to ride it eight times.

Ice Nine Kills - Enjoy Your Slay (Feat. Sam Kubrick of Shields) The best metalcore song of 2017 at this point in time. It is VERY clever and well-written.

I actually just started listening to Tegan & Sara a few months ago. They are phenomenal and I wish I had heard of them sooner!! Currently I am listening to "Chicken Soup" by Skrillex x Habstrakt.

Poor thing, I never even considered that being a factor for the shed. Rode it on cool/cold days. It can get VERY HOT down south! Literally walking into any room without air conditioning is TORTURE. The fact that there is no air conditioning in the shed is a bit scarier than the aliens/monsters on the screens themselves.

Walibi Holland looks like a phenomenal park. I wish that America had more rides like Lost Gravity and Goliath. I do wish Goliath was green though as there already is already plenty of blue Intamins around but that's just my opinion. On a side note, Spinning Vibe is one of the most interesting names for a ride.