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Going in the building and making a sharp turn to fit the whole train in the long part of the building? And the building being that close to the footers if it is a wing? Yeah, probably not...for a second thought the opening towards the camera went all the way through.

That would be nice to live near all of that.

Either Loch Ness Monster (BGW) or SooperDooperLooper (HP).

opening wide enough for a wing B&M?...probably just a mechanical building

questor was pretty cool. as for apollos chariot and alpengeist, love both of them and both fall towards the middle of my top 10. airtime on ac is pretty ridiculous at times and it seems alpengeist has gotten quicker with age.

floorless coasters and a name change would be great for Mantis. I would have to agree with pretty much everyone else that it is one rough standup. BTW, I forget what Mantis's original name was set for, but was change to Mantis for some reason if I am not mistaken.

I found Storm Runner to be rattly and just weird. I think I may have written about the second half of the B&M inverted one the same way, but Storm Runner felt to me like someone started a ride in RCT3, made the launch and the top hat and then just hit "auto complete" for the rest. It was a strange series of elements to me. I should say that I *loved* the park, even though I probably sound overly critical. yeah, the launch and tophat are pretty cool, but the smoothness through the inversions is lacking for me. you just seem to hang there waiting to go through the elements. one spot I think some coasters lack. however, I don't really feel it on Fahrenheit.