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Awesome news!!

I find X2 more shaky/bouncy than rough, the only part that hurts is the twist that turns you backwards right before the last raven turn.

^It would only be fitting that CP be the first to 500, since they were the first to 200, 300, and first complete circuit to 400. I just hope it's with Intamin and not B&M

Great TR!! How smooth/rough would you say Impulse is?

Oh my, that is..... red

But if part of the restraint mechanism isn't working properly then that means it would not work as designed. So why then would these still be allowed to be used? I'm kinda wondering that too

Mmmmmmmm chipotle *in Homer Simpson voice*

I don't think there are very many coasters 200ft tall that were under $20 million

Two Face (SFA) Flashback (SFMM) Windjammer (Knott's) Soapbox Racers (Knott's) Psyclone (SFMM)

So the plot thickens...

I'm sure it comes down to Mack and B&M since the chain has the most history with them, still hoping for Intamin though

Thanks very much for this information, you guys have great customer relations

The trains themselves, except for the lead cars (one went to the roller coaster museum, one CP will use for HalloWeekends, not sure about #3) were actually scrapped. Generic B&M parts were kept, but everything else metal was sent to the scrap yard. So if anything, there really isn't any spare parts that could be sent out to other parks/rides. Oh I see. Thanks for the info

or the other 2 B&M standups in the cf chain I appreciate your cynicism but the stand-ups in the Six Flags chain are much more similar to Mantis than Vortex etc;

So I wonder what CP is going to do with all the spare parts from Mantis' trains. Six Flags could probably use them for RR, GS, and GL

That's really a shame about The Voyage, hopefully it's just temporary

Wow, this is super creative!

^This kinda reads like a promo for people in the amusement indusrty looking to buy rides rather than the GP. Interesting

Not sure if I posted already but... 1.SFNE 2.Hershey 3.KD 4.HW 5.Alton Towers 6.Europa Park 7.Lisberg 8.Kentucky Kingdom 9.Port Adventura 10.SFFT

V for visability Just like B&M's train they used for Intimidator, Diamondback, and Behemoth. While I do feel the trains feel more open on the B&Ms they do nothing for GIBs

Why you gotta hit below the belt?

And flash pass. ....and parking. I couldn't believe Gradv was $25

Who's declaring it #1? I'm sure it will be a serious contender though. It seems to have every element coaster enthusiasts look for. So unless the POV is greatly exaggerated (which usually RMC animations play down their rides a bit, look at Medusa's animated pov... no where near as intense as the ride turned out to be) I doubt this will be ranked anywhere outside the top 3 on Mitch's and Golden Ticket.

I can feel the roughness already, wish Premier was building this Their current generation of coasters are sooooo smooth

They are hustling to get TC done