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Quicksilver Express at Gilroy Gardens

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The hypers are rarely accused of forcelessness, it is usually the standard sit downs and floorlesses

How am I supposed to bring a camera everywhere I go?

getting back on topic here... me and my family where driving home from Atlanta the other day, and when we went past SFOG (with Batman and Mindbender directly to the side of me), I saw an unknown coaster with red track and yellow supports in the background. I seem to remember hearing something about a water coaster named Cobra being part of the Hurricane Harbor expansion, but I have only heard it from one source. It can't have been Dare Devil Dive, because 1: You can only see the top of the Eurofighter top hat lift from I-20, and 2: The parts of the ride I saw where a standard lift hill with a turnaround at the top followed by a drop. Anyone else seen this?

If you come up with ideas for new coaster elements If you have a list of what coasters should be given the RMC treatment, complete with layout ideas. If you speak of great coasters with a tone of reverence, as if they are holy If your coaster related dreams come complete with airtime (guilty) If you have coaster related dreams.

I actually had thought of this too. An airtime hill where both the entry and exit were beyond vertical. I call it: light bulb hill, due to its shape You could call it an Omega, after the greek letter, also somewhat describes the look of the element and sounds way better too.

Rider/whore hybrid. I won't go out of the way to ride kiddie coasters, but if I am at a park I will ride them if I have time. (some kiddie coasters at major parks are actually pretty good, EX: Canyon Blaster at SFOG, Woodstock Express at Carowinds)

That is 100% pure grade-A win.

This is just for simple explanation, lol. I know its not an inversion (though I do think some parks consider it one ) Haha, yeh. KBF's Silver Bullet and its 6½ inversions! I say that everything beyond 91 degrees EXCEPT overbanks is an inversion. No, the "153" on Outlaw Run is not an overbank. *EDIT* I decided my Steel Cyclone idea would probably be better with the Medusa Steel Coaster style first drop, so this matter is sort of irrelevent.

If you intentionally make the aforementioned sound and pretend you are on a B&M Invert If you have ever shouted a quote from a TPR pov when on a coaster If you have been in a discussion over rather or not the newer B&Ms are all forceless (I don't think the hypers are, going off of Intimidator) If you insist on riding both sides of a racing or dueling coaster If you can instinctively tell where the airtime is on a coaster

GE. RMC Georgia Cyclone with 122 degree drop or RMC Georgia Cyclone with Medusa Steel Coaster style first drop?

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I never really intended for the 122 degree drop to be the main feature. Besides, now that I think about it, the idea might be better with a Medusa Steel Coaster style rollover drop. Also, why 135?

Iron Rattler is a pretty good name.

A while ago, I had the idea for an RMC Iron Horse Georgia Cyclone. I thought elaborating would make the idea even better. Iron Cyclone/Steel Cyclone (not sure which name) Features: Lift hill is taller, but steeper so it takes up the same amount of space. First hybrid coaster with a beyond-vertical drop (122 degrees, because Takabisha can suck it) Drop is also bigger. First turnaround turned into overbank Second turnaround made like SFGAM Goliath turnaround Third turnaround turned into cutback through the wood hill after 3rd turnaround now a Zero-G roll final turnaround into station replaced with wave turn/wallcrawler Hypothetical Stats: Height: 125 feet Drop: 125 feet Top Speed: IDK Inversions: either 2 or 3 depending on if you count the beyond vertical drop (I do) Would anyone else ride the crap out of this? Something tells me it would definitely challenge Goliath and Mind Bender for best ride in the park.

Thanks to the random coaster feature of RCDB: Leap Frog Railway/High Frolics (these 2 are the same ride) Three-Way Figure Eight Roller Toboggan Gee Whizz Dip the Dips Brownie Coaster Dark Ride (it isn't even a dark ride, it's a roller coaster) Cool & Fresh (KO Eurofighter) Oki Doki Clouds of Fairyland Outer Space Flying Car Soopa Loopa Spinning Batman Jungle Flying Squirrel Go! Go! Banana Coaster

I think they are just delusional.

For SFOG, get gen 2 trains for Ninja (without the beating the crap out of riders thing, it might be a good coaster) and Iron Horse Georgia Cyclone (name suggestions: Steel Cyclone, Iron Cyclone, New Georgia Cyclone)

I had a dream that there was an indoor theme park with full size coasters located near me. I went on 2 coasters in my dream. One was a launched coaster (in the dark like Space Mountain for most of the ride) with a dive loop that dive bombed the queue, and the other was a wooden coaster with a surprising amount of airtime.

Georgia Cyclone: RMC that sucker. Iron Cyclone anyone? Hurler: I personally love this ride, but topper track would be nice.

Hell Cat

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