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I live in Switzerland, about 20min from two mid-size Ski Resorts away and we often go there. Even if we have now snow and the Holiday break is here, I didn't went skiing yet, because first I felt sick and now the weather is rainy! But we still have 2 months time till the snow leaves us!

This is maybe the most BORING comercial in Switzerland!! It's about a business who produce and clean beddings. The man just speaks like it is an Information Video of his business! The language is swiss german, sorry. [youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

It looks cool, nice job! For the Intamin rail model, it would look awesome if it is possible to do a heartline-roll, but I think that this is difficult, isn't it? As long it isn't a straight track, its cool.

Desperado: -it is near Las Vegas -has yellow track -it was the tallest coaster when it opened Next: El Toro @ Freizeitpark Plohn

My favourites I've been on: Intamin: Expedition GeForce @ Holiday Park B&M: Flug der Dämonen @ Heide Park

Whaat?!? 17 Bucks?!? In summer 2013 we had to pay 14$ for one ride, 7$ for a 2nd ride and I think 25$ for an all day pass.

^ ya that would be ok

NEW Artworks of Sky Scream's q-line and Station! Pics are from the Holiday Park Facebook page Q-line Station

^ cool that they announce something about their new dive coaster! But Oblivion as name would be a bit boring, won't it?

-similar to SFMM's Superman -backwards launch -built by Intamin Next: Karacho @ Tripsdrill

It takes me wonder what do you think of Manhattan Express's Smoothness/Painfulness. That because some people say, that it is the roughest coaster,and other people say, that it isn't so rough and it is fun![youtu_be] [/youtu_be]

Here are some reasons why I love TPR: - good quality POV Videos - often with off-ride sequences before or/and after the POV - funny comments from Robb and co.

Look what I found in a swiss newspaper. It was about roller coasters, and also over outlaw run. But look at it and tell me how many mistakes they made with the facts! Sorry if the translation isn't very well Count the fact mistakes

1. Silver Star @ Europapark 2. Goliath @ SFMM 3. Colossos @ Heide Park

Shivering Timbers -Woodie -much Airtime -opend in 1998 -built by CCI Next: Flug der Dämonen @ Heide Park

But are you doing Theme Park Events in 2015? And if yes, just USA or other countries? Germany would be Awesome!

My Tallest Steel is Silver Star at Europapark, but the tallest steel drop is at Goliath at SFMM My Tallest Wood is Colossos at Heide Park

It looks cool, also with the noise, exepted the on-ride noise! There I rather have music or the RCT3 sounds because it isn't synchronous! But the coaster it self is good!

I made a new K'nex Coaster, it is called Coaster Wheel! The Facts about the Wheel: ground size: 3ft/1,5ft (90cm/45cm) axis height: 1,5ft (45cm) max wheel height: 2,7ft (82cm) max wheel diameter: 2,3ft (71cm) 30 revolutions per minute What do you think of it? Overview The motor and axis

Arthur at Europapark, because it is the only suspended, spinning, powered Coaster

The new Dive Coaster at Gardaland is 15 Stories tall! Sorry that this Text is in German but the other things we know (like: it is the sister of Krake at Heide Park) Original Text and the Picture from Facebook

I've been there this summer for 3 days and it was AWESOME!! Luckily we ordered an Express Butler (Q-Bot) for Monday, because some rides get queues from 60-90min! (It was start of the school holidays there)! Flug der Dämonen was my first Wing Coaster and it was better than I thought. Desert Race had some cool Airtime and a cool Launch! I will go there again, but I don't know when.

It looks cool! And on the information Video they sayd that it will stop and they also sayd oblivion. But we all know since long that it is a dive Coaster!

I've ridden Krake at Heide Park which is also a B&M Dive Coaster and it had the old restraints and I didn't get any headbanging!