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Simple solution: 500 foot Chance Tobaggon.

I never understood how a ride getting stuck means it's unsafe.

I cant be the only one who made interlocking batwings in RCT3...

Dorney Park home park ftw Steel Force or Mamba?

I don't think they need any new roller coasters. Fixing Raptor's transition to the final brake run will complete the park

It seems like being stuck is their worst nightmare. We better remove every anti-roll back so they don't get stuck

iPad Airtime or hangtime?

The Superman comment isn't exactly wrong

Chiropractor needed

Maverick Inclined loop or inclined dive loop?

I saw part of a discussion about what Cedar Point should get. One of the ideas was a B&M flyer with a 1.5 zero g roll like on Sky Scrapper that leads into a splashdown.

Intimidator Vekoma hyper coaster or Arrow giga coaster?

Cedar Fair would keep the classic rides What if every Cedar Fair park combined into one giant park?

Red Gemini or original Colossus?

What I'm getting from this discussion Stinger : Open :: Laser : Returning

It's been a while. Imma go The ending might be a little off

Drachen Fire Arrow Dynamics staying in business or Vekoma going bankrupt?

Getting the wrong kidney What's worse than riding Top Thrill Dragster during a hail storm?

Possessed in October When was the last time you went to a park because of one ride?

*sighs* Vekoma Hyper coaster What if Nina Kleppe didn't like this?

Pleasant Magnum XL 200, Gemini, and Corkscrew: The reviews I heard about these roller coasters were mainly complaints about them being rough. When I rode Gemini and Magnum in 2010, they were very enjoyable. Gemini even became my favorite roller coaster. I rode Corkscrew 4 years later, and enjoyed that ride too. After riding Gemini again, it remains my favorite roller coaster Millennium Force: During the drive to Cedar Point, the group I was with were making jokes about Millennium Force being forceless and airtimeless. When I rode it for the first time, I thought it was an amazing ride. Talon: This was my 3rd B&M invert. My 1st and 2nd were Raptor and Great Bear. I found both of them to be slightly headbangy. I thought Talon would be the same. When I rode it, it was one of the most intense rides I ever experienced. Unpleasant GateKeeper: My first wing coaster was Wild Eagle, and I really enjoyed it. I thought GateKeeper would be better because it's faster, and Cedar Point knows what they're doing. It might have been the seat I chose, but the entire thing was forceless and boring. I was also excited for the dive drop, which ended up being uncomfortable. Bizarro: This was my first floorless coaster. I was expecting a smooth, intense ride, but the restraints caused a lot of head banging Raptor: Same as Bizarro

That happens to me a lot. I'll see a POV of a roller coaster, and I become interested in the park. I end up mapping the park, with the location of each roller coaster in relation to the others. I will even do this with parks in Japan; planning a trip that will probably never happen

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWOYfuSkIhA There are some GP-ish statements in this video. Notably the classic "inversions require OTSR's".

I think mine would be Talon at Dorney Park. My newest credit at my home park