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How big is Dive Coaster track compared to normal B&M track?

Talon - Dorney Park

On Cedar Creek Mine Ride, it feels like I'll hit the supports... when my hands are down.

Lets revive this thing 8/10

Giga Coaster

Raptor - Cedar Point

If only the Ultra Twister was built...

IDK, I've always dreamed of a section of a park paying homage to RCT just for fun. Like, rides named "Dive Coaster 1" and have surveys when you get off asking if you thought it was a "good value." Yeah ok, maybe not. Chiseling Paradise in China comes pretty close with the ride names...10 Inversion Roller Coaster, Dive Coaster, etc http://rcdb.com/5904.htm Dont forget all of the roller coasters in China named Outer Space Flying Car

I would like to see Shockwave at Dorney Park. They could bring back Laser. The paint scheme is close enough. It's even a used roller coaster.

Same here. Now that we all "know" that it is a dive machine all that is left to look forward to is the layout. And the announcement.

Granted, but the rides you want to ride are closed I wish I could go to both SFA and SFGAdv Im bad at deciding

Something tells me you prefer SFGAdv

A: N/A B: Bizarro (SFGAdv) C: Corkscrew (CP) D: N/A E: El Toro F: Fahrenheit G: Gemini H: Hydra I: Iron Dragon J: Jack Rabbit K: N/A L: Lightning Racer M: Maverick N: Nitro O: N/A P: Possessed Q: N/A R: Raptor S: Skyrush T: Talon U: N/A V: Does Voodoo count? W: Wicked Twister X: N/A Y: N/A Z: N/A

Sometime next month, I might go to Six Flags America. This month, a trip to Lakemont Park and Delgrosso's was planned, but didn't happen. Six Flags America is 20 minutes closer to me than Lakemont Park. Six Flags Great Adventure is an hour closer to me than Six Flags America. I've been to SFGAdv before, but I haven't been to SFA. My desire to try new things is making me lean towards SFA. My first impression of SFA is that it's Six Flags' equivalent of Dorney Park. With Dorney Park being my hometown, I know how the lines are at Dorney Park; little to none. With that being said, I could probably get on more rides at SFA than at SFGAdv. However comma, with Dorney Park as my hometown, I know that it can get boring after many visits. SFA also has rides I want to try; Superman: Ride of Steel, Batwing, and Joker's Jinx. I've heard mixed reviews of Superman, but I think I would like it, as I enjoy Intamins. All I've heard about Batwing is that it's a very good ride for a Vekoma. Joker's Jinx is both an accelerator and has duration after the launch. SFA is also close to Washington, D.C., so I could go to SFA one day and Washington, D.C. the next day. With SFGAdv, I don't need to hear reviews, as I've been on the rides. I know how good the rides are, and many could beat SFA's roller coasters. [cough]Nitro, El Toro, Batman,...[/cough] I've recently become a drop ride fan, and 400 feet will probably beat 140 feet. With SFGAdv, the lines are the main problem. Six Flags Great Adventure is the Six Flags equivalent of a Cedar Fair park like Cedar Point or Kings Dominion. I've been to Cedar Point and experienced the lines. Besides the roller coasters there, the distance is a big factor that makes SFGAdv a better decision. If anyone has been to both parks, which would be a better decision?

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Would it be worth it to travel 2.5 hours to Six Flags America? With its proximity to Washington D.C., I could go there for a day and SFA for another. However comma, Great Adventure is closer. I've been to SFGAdv once before. My desire to try new things is making me lean towards SFA. My impression of SFA is that it's Six Flags' equivalent of Dorney Park. With Dorney Park being my home park, I've been there many times, and know what the lines are like. If SFA's lines are similar, I could get more rides at SFA than at SFGAdv, which had really long lines when I went. I've heard good reviews of Ride of Steel and Batwing, and I like accelerators, so Joker's Jinx should be enjoyable. However comma, I know how good the rides are at SFGAdv [cough]El Toro, Nitro, Batman,...[/cough]

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Was the chain on Goliath fixed yet? Magnum XL 200 had its chain break back in 1989, and it's running today.

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True The person below me enjoys flat rides as much as roller coasters

Maverick - Cedar Point

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Wildcat at Cedar Point, 2010 I need more Schwarzkopfs When was the last time you rode a bad roller coaster with an awesome color scheme?

Has Cedar Point/Fair trademarked the name Mayfly?