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The majority of the GP acts civil and follows rukes, all it takes is for one group of heathens to sour an experience. So out of say 5,000 guests, a group of 10 knuckle heads is only like 0.002%

I agree, especially considering Rita and TTD had cable malfunctions as well.

I've always loved Riddler's Revenge, it's very smooth and has good pacing between the elements. The positive g's sometimes are a little harsh on my weak knees and I feel like I'm walking on peanut butter after I ride, bu it's all worth it.

Shaping up to be quite the beauty, looks a lot more massive than I ever thought

Oh, wow. You've ridden it already? Not trying to be rude, but shouldn't we stop trying to judge a ride before it even opens? So I guess I should've just watched the vid and shut my mouth like a good boy huh? No that video have us an idea what the ride will be like, how ever there are some factors to place into your mind before we assume the ride will be forceless. The camera used, the distance the ride is from camera, the true size of the ride. We don't have an specifics and this can obscure our perception of the ride. I think we can tell more once the pov comes out. Very true. Not sure why that other poster had to be so aggressive as if he swiped his own debit card to pay for Banshee

If the steel makes these wooden coasters last longer and ride smoother then I'm all for it. It's hard as the years go by watching some of the traditional wooden coasters that were once great, ripping themselves apart only to be trimmed to death and in some cases demolished.

5 mins for GL?? Wish I was there, I'm one of the few that LOVES it

Exactly!

Oh, wow. You've ridden it already? Not trying to be rude, but shouldn't we stop trying to judge a ride before it even opens? So I guess I should've just watched the vid and shut my mouth like a good boy huh?

Love the first drop and 2nd vertical loop, not sure about the rest

CP mid-may, can't wait!

I don't think Great Bear gets enough credit for it's unique layout.

The way the train just whips through the element like on Raptor and B:TR

This thing is massive! Hopefully the size doesn't water down the g forces tho

Hopefully the park being crowded is a good omen for a successful season this year

What got tamed about NTAG? Isn't it the same as pre-accident, just with seatbelts that are usually considered unnoticeable? The way I interpreted the trip report was that it just wasn't as intense as Outlaw Run, and riding that before NTaG made it seem tame.

Even tho I've never been, Holiday World's Legend, Voyage, and Raven intrigue me the most.

Love orange paint jobs on coasters (Goliaths, Dominator, Titan)

Man Medusa looks amazing! I can't wait to see which parks are getting these works of art in 2015

^Well Disneyland too, weren't they working their butts off until opening day? Pretty amazing

Thanks for educating me. And the more you know...

Hmmmmmm... so something never done before? So would be kinda hard to guess no?

I loved the ones they did for Kingda Ka and Tatsu, though be even better if they documented more of the planning phases from coaster motherland Switzerland...with sub-titles and all

Park operations of parks we HAVEN'T already seen ad nauseum over the years (ie CP, MM, BGT, Coney Island, Kings Island). Parks that are awesome and big forces in the industry but the general public may have never heard of a Kings Domnion, a Knoebels, or a Dorney Park

Last time i went X2, Tatsu, and Yolo all had long lines in the morning but died down towards 2ish or so. I'd run to namtaB first since people tend to hit up the front of the park first and work their way back. And namtaB is just one train right?? So maybe namtaB, GL, then Superman to start??