Blue Turbo

^They had to remove part of the amphitheater in order for the ride to fit.

^^^I was just there in March and it was okay. The water park looked nice and so did the competition pool, but the warm up pool and the general walls and outside looked like they hadn't been cleaned in a while.

^^While the turn on Xcellerator might not be that thrilling, they do add to the overall experience because they give you a chance to calm down from the excitement of the launch and top hat. They make the brake run not seem as abrupt as with TTD or KK since on those you still have the rush from the launch that the brakes just kill the excitement and they ride feels unfinished as they is no cool down period.

Every time I go to Disney World in December there is some sort of record breaking temperature, either it's really hot or really cold, usually cold. The last time I was there it was in the 50s, which is not supposed to happen in Florida, and rained all day

I have to say that I actually quite like stand ups. My least favorite type would have to be Zac spins. This might be because I have never had a good ride on one, but it was so painful and not enjoyable in the least.

For the coaster, probably either a mega-lite or a custom Intamin wooden coaster For the flat ride, probably a drop tower

I love TPR because it is a place where I can talk to others who share my passion for roller coasters and theme parks. The community is so nice and welcoming. I went to WCB 2013 knowing no one, but I met some amazing people and had a great time thanks to everyone that was there, and especially Robb and Elissa.

It is not the worst, but it is horrible design, Desert Storm at Castles n Coasters in Tempe. There are no gates the lines just turn two corners, and we know how the GP has a hard enough time keeping their hands behind a gate let alone not having anything to stop them but their common sense.

My gift has arrived at my house but I will not be home for at least another week so that I can open it.

The enclosures for the dinosaurs could easily be done, but all the viewing areas need to be extremely GP-proof otherwise there will be lawsuits all over the place.

^ I completely agree with that. They love to brag about how many coasters they have, but so many are constantly down

I guess I tend to whoop when on coasters, unless it is YOLOcoaster where the only acceptable reaction is the yell YOLO a lot

^They are probably just like radio stations where they have a list of songs that they are allowed to play and have to continually repeat that list

Probably the slowest line I have waited in was Hades360. The one train operation already causes slow lines, but when I was there they would only dispatch with a completely full train. I waited at least twenty minutes in line and was the second train of the day, plus we waited another five minutes on the ride waiting for the train to fill up.

Just backed the project! I really hope it reaches it goal as it would be a shame to see all the history of the house completely vanish.

I don't like inclined loops, they are just really weird like a tilted helix that is extremely over banked. It doesn't feel like you are going through an inversion.

I like the asymmetry of the front, having the logo on one side and then the hexagon pattern on the other. Plus, the LEDs look really good.

Progress on Banshee's station is coming along nicely. From KI's twitter

^You might be a coaster nerd if you excitedly wait for those updates

That is a very interesting layout

I would never be able to handle that, I don't even like normal Topspins so this is a definite nope.

Ordered my gift yesterday, should ship to my person within a couple of days. Don't know if mine has arrived as I had it shipped to my house and I have to wait until finals are over to go home.

Can that be a real thing? If a park has a big enough budget, anything could happen. And RMC did say they wanted to work on some longer layouts

And they wouldn't notice how there is no way for the train to be connected to the rails

Can that be a real thing?