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^I agree. However, I'm still hoping that they'll surprise us with some really cool theming.

I might be wierd, but on certain places when a freeway goes down suddenly, I feel airtime. Some places it's more extreme than others. There used to be this really cool place near my dad's house where the freeway went up and down several times, but they paved over it and now there's no more airtime.

I don't really excercise that much, but I'm in sports, and now that I'm in my school's cross country team, I've been running about 5 miles a day.

That's pathetic. I really hope they don't start putting seat belts on trams now.

Now, it's just a matter of time before an amusement park builds a themed rollercoster exactly like this with more elements at the end.

I think they should build the Mammoth Railroad. The park isn't completely horrible. Hopefully the theming quality will surprise us (in a positive way.)

I always thought Sheikra was made because of the success of Apollo's Chariot, until this came along.

That's good news, but May is really far away. By that time some other expense will probably come up.

Wow, that's an awesome layout. I really liked it.

It is physically impossible for a model that long to work. As awesome it would be, that layout is way too long for the coaster to make it through the course. Even my Screamin Serpent coasters couldn't make it through a course that long, and they don't even have the extra rotating element. If you really want to build something like this, you should first build about 2 feet of track, and test exactly how it will work. Then build a short layout that you're sure the train will make it through. I hope you'll be able to finish this.

Does anyone have a picture of the gondolas? I didn't see any the one time that I went there.

Amazing pictures. It's intersting hearing someone who enjoyed the Son of Beast. Was it really that rough?

Jahan's fangirls must be so sad right now. Looks like you guys had a lot of fun.

By kiddie hyper coaster, he probably means non-looping steel coaster. For a second I almost thought that there was a whole type of coaster that I'd never heard of before.

All I know is, when I add weight to my model coaster trains, they go through all the elements faster. It doesn't matter if the train will make this coaster go faster, because I'm sure the people at B&M factored the new trains in to their calculations.

There seems to be a lot of trees there. My dad gave me a red shirt just like that after one of his trips to England.

Are you lacking the 3-d connectors, the rods, or both?

Half the time I don't even realize the restraints have tightened until the ride is over. However on Psyclone, it happens to me a lot and it makes the ride even more unbearable.

I think there should be two types of ways two count credits. The real, conservative way, and the way Jeff Johnson does it. That way people would stop arguing about this stuff.

Wow, I'd never heard of this park until now. It looks kind of nice. That Batman looks really fat.

That's good. Have they repainted the wooden coaster, though? From the pictures on rcdb, it looks like it needs a new paint job the most.

Looking at the webcam, the piece is being bolted into place as I type. And no, I don't watch it all day, just when important stuff is happening, like right now.

Well, when Arrow went bankrupt, they became part of S&S. Hopefully now another company will do the same for S&S.

^How dare you not post that earlier! I can't believe I missed it! Oh well. See you on Saturday.

^ Here's another coaster pic for you. I think the Crazy Caterpillar was still being worked on after the relocation. Good thing I already got the credit at the old park