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I'm very happy to hear that Scream will also be getting the ScreamPunk theme. No more parking lot lines?

Touché By the way, those pictures are really nice. Good job

I want you to post a pic of the prelift track that everyone has seen 9 billion times. Thank you.

^^^Foreign relations with yourself? That would be so weird Also, don't take that out of context.

Their should be two photos taken and organized so when the customer buys it, it looks like they're going around the other train or reaching for the high five.

Congratulations you are most likely the first and last person to ever lick twisted colossus's track.

So if somebody pukes after the first half, you're stuck with a vomity train for the rest of the ride Better grab that front seat!!

If SFMM re-themes Scream, I'll eat my hat.

That's subjective I love the feeling of intense ejector air. The inner kid in me feels like I'm riding a bucking bull again. Ah those were the days.

I want my thighs to be bright red when I get off. Don't take that out of context

Ok. When the rides finished, we'll see if they get rid of the track or not. Talk about silly, thats ridiculously unprofessional if they don't

The RMC crew will surely get rid of that excess track, no problem.

Ah yea definitely. The main complaint will probably be that the ride is too good for sfmm.

After this thing opens, nobody will ever admit that they supported the whole "save colossus" thing.

It looks like Twisted Colossus is confirmed to be opening in Summer 2015, not Spring. Oh well! They lied about the fire not delaying the opening! Either that or the track pieces they got are a little bent because every time we see a shot of the lift hill, the lift is crooked and they're trying to straighten it out. Just throwing out my guess

The car looks really nice! Still don't like that we're getting the "Screampunk District" though. Whatever! Probably the sexiest coaster car for the sexiest ride in California

Steampunk would work great with a RMC hybrid, just not with those track colors. Also the layout screams "wacky cartoon carnival ride" to me.

Works better with the track

How about unimaginative then

I have a feeling it's the clown car! edit**- wait..considering they kept the steampunk logo, the car is probably going to be steampunk :/ Yay for generic themes... at least the car will look nice.

Nice TC update, who took those pictures?

Based expectations from things that the park is always being chastised for doing. The park closing thing is just a joke..

What I expect: 2016- Kiddie Coaster 2017- Removal of a major ride 2018- Small coaster addition + refurbishing of an old coaster 2019- nothing 2020- Park closes What I hope for: 2016: Focus on repainting rides, redo theming, improve ride operations, improve marketing 2017: 2 Crazy innovative flat rides that the GP will love 2018: Worlds tallest coaster, who wouldn't want to visit the park? 2019: Nothing 2020: Everyone complains about the park being a mess again. Just like old times

I have noticed their has been a gradual decrease in popularity for vertical loops to be implemented on roller coasters over the past 10 years. This is especially true for any ride that Rocky Mountain Construction has built (or ever will build), and it's looking like they will be the dominant coaster designers of this generation. Loops are just too much of a double edged sword. On one end, half of the GP thinks it makes the ride 100x better and fun. The other half is too intimidated just by the thought of going upside down, let alone through a fast high-g loop! It makes sense from a business perspective to keep inversions as a series of twists, barrel rolls and overbanks, since it doesn't alienate half of the park's potential guests. I think the vertical loop will one day be viewed as an archaic roller coaster element of the past, although it would be fun to ride a coaster with a vertical loop every once in a while, similar to riding old 20's wooden coasters nowadays. I mean just look at this and this and this compared to this and this and this I see RMC's style of implementing inversions and overbanks dominating the industry very soon, leaving the traditional loop as a part of roller coaster history. And if you don't think loops are going away any time soon, at least we can agree that OTSR's are! Right?

I always struggled saying riddler. Ridreler. Rillder Ridlr.