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Granted, but only one minute earlier. I wish for Six Flags Great America to RMC American Eagle.

True. The person below me wants to ride SFFT's new Batman: The Ride.

Granted, it's 30 hours away. I wish for Michigan's Adventure to actually get something for 2015.

Granted, but it causes you to miss an important event. I wish for the GP to stop acting ignorant.

As a fan of the Back to the Future movies, I'm loving these posters and the movie references. I unfortunately can't go to this event, but it's probably going to be a great one.

...when your boss asks for someone to go on a business trip, you immediately volunteer because you'll be able to go to a park while on the trip.

-Made by Vekoma. -Opened in 1989. -Considered by some to be the world's roughest coaster. Next: Colossus - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Bonus: No mentioning of Twisted Colossus.)

Granted, but it's because they've already been ripped up. I wish to ride Wicked Cyclone.

Thunderation - Silver Dollar City

That airtime hill is now complete. Now onto the helix.

Raging Bull - Six Flags Great America

-Morgan hypercoaster. -Supposed to open in 2002, but actually opened in 2004. -Out-and-back layout. Next: Steel Venom - Valleyfair

What's going on here?

Granted, but you get injured while doing it. I wish Vekoma would make smoother coasters.

I have yet to ride to ride Magnum (I will this summer), but I think the reason that some people complain about roughness is because of how the ride was designed. It has some jerky looking transitions, and the airtime hills look kind of robotic as opposed to airtime hills on other hypercoasters that look more graceful. However, there are plenty of people that really like this ride, so I'm not really sure what to expect. Same thing could apply to Mean Streak because some say it's a decent ride while others swear it'll send you to a chiropractor.

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^ Yep, I took a closer look at it and it looks like there's a trim on that airtime hill. Hopefully this doesn't trigger a huge complaint-fest on here.

Never knew that the Tilt-a-Whirl was a Minnesota invention. If I'm ever in Faribault I'll have to drive downtown and see that. The construction work is moving along despite the cold and snowy conditions. I hope we'll see vertical construction within the next few weeks.

On October 26th (Corkscrew at Valleyfair). When was the last time you went to your home park?

X: No Way Out Get paid $100 million to never ride a coaster again or continue riding coasters?

Granted, SeaWorld's social media pages go back to normal, but now PETA members show up at the park every day to protest. I wish B&M flying coasters were more forceful (outside of the pretzel loops).

Granted, but when you do make mistakes, the Grammar Nazis come out in full force. I wish for a trip to Busch Gardens Tampa.

All of the recent construction pictures look great, but it baffles me on why they still haven't announced it yet. Has BGW ever waited this long to make an announcement in the past?