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^ I'm assuming the neutering has something to do with the many complaints of the restraints.

Every time Skyrush slows down at the top of the lift hill I cry a little on the inside, mourning what once was. When did Skyrush begin to slow down at the top? Although it's 45 minutes away from me, I don't pay that much attention to what goes on at Hershey

If Olympia Looping were to ever go out of the carnival circuit, how likely would it be for Wiener Prater to give it a permanent home?

That one hill that runs parallel to Millennium Force's hill looks amazing. It would be awesome if both coasters went over the hills at the same time

I'd have a lot of donuts What if Lightning Rod was only halfway complete by now?

This is what makes roller coasters the safest things on the planet.

I agree with this statement. Dorney Park and Knoebels were the only parks I regularly went to in my early days, with Dorney Park being my main homepark. Hershey is only 10 minutes farther, but for some reason my first time there was 2014. I was an enthusiast from the start, and I took maps for the sake of having maps. However, none of them went more than a week without going missing. Out of all of my visits, the Cedar Fair map design stuck with me.

My guess is that the rest of the train isnt straight.

I want to bring a slide whistle on a drop ride and make the pitch go down with it

Someone on or off the train?

Have you been watching this forum? Your username seems familiar... Why yes, i have watched this fourm for a while, this is just my first time posting. You're off to a good start

Have you been watching this forum? Your username seems familiar...

Granted, but it's in acid I wish Fury 325 was as intense as Afterburn or Raptor

They could at least attempt to add theming If they add theming: This theming is horrible, why did they even try>

Source or it didn't happen

Has anyone asked if it's a credit yet?

I bet the queue has microphones around the queue that control the holding brake. The louder the people in line scream, the quicker the train gets released from the holding brake. Or it's enclosed for a boat museum

I think it would be better to have three or four consecutive rows be Virtual Reality Rows, while the rest are normal.

I'd like to see this happen at Kings Dominion to see the reactions from their locals.

Same thing happened with Fury 325.

You can really see where the track connects directly to the footers in that video. Very interesting. EDIT: Look what i see

If you're in the area, Lakemont Park and Delgrosso's near Altoona are easily doable in a few hours. Delgrosso's has a feeling reminiscent of a fair, with a lot of different flat rides. Lakemont Park is more of a classic park, with Skyliner and Leap the Dips. I'm not sure how crowds are at Delgrosso's, but a Lakemont Park employee told me that they were having a busy day when it seemed like a ghost town.

I dont get why it seems necessary for parks to have at least one "good" wooden coaster. SFGAdv's lineup is amazing, but if El Toro was steel, the park would be missing something.

no no . dorney park 2017 Nope, Darien Lake 2017! There it is