DonGeorge

That overbank spike... Also, it's interesting how The Gravity Group likes to put swing music to their trailers, such as that one for Roar-O-Saurus.

I feel really bad that I missed that SBF Visa spinning credit at Silverwood when I went in August. Hopefully, I can get it when I go up to Spokane again.

I can't wait to see that Timberliner. I bet 100 dollars it's going to be themed to a cardboard box.

Though I could be false, I think this ride's layout may have a few modifications until opening day, much like Thunderbolt @ Coney Island. Unlike Thunderbolt, this ride won't shoot me despite promising element placement.

I wonder if this will have an outdoor section, similar to the lift hill and pre-drop of Wonder Mountain.

They have had a boomerang. Medusa (SFDK) and The Smiler

Oh no I forgot to add the other one! Sea World Orlando & Heide Park

They have Morgan coasters with huge turnarounds.

"Come on Takabisha, don't be a little bitch, just let us go."

That Unicoaster looks so cool, and that Gravity Group coaster looks pretty neat on that far turnaround where the two tracks pass over another part together.

Nopenopenopenope

Your mom playing Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) just to torture you. What's worse than Arrow Development building Kumba?

I think we all know what to do with that Wonders of Life Pavilion...

Interestingly, when I rode Medusa West in June, the lift hill had christmas lights on it.

California Screamin was my first launch .

100% Giga coasters & Strata Coasters in Ohio 100% Wing Coasters in Ohio 100% CCIs in Idaho 100% GIBs in Idaho

Once I had a dream that Intamin made a larger pre-fab version of the ride in the picture, but it had a bunch of endless airtime, like Balder. It also kept the facade, but it just had normal Pre-fab trains, unlike the short spinning ones seen here.

Hmm. I have all credits at CGA, SFDK, Universal Studios Hollywood, all CCIs in California, all Boomerangs in California, and that's about it for now.

Both have hypercoasters that opened in 2001. Pleasure Beach Blackpool & Mall of America

Gwazi can't be that bad. While I'm sure it was excellent in the early seasons, and it's one of the neatest layouts I've ever seen, the PTCs just weren't right for that twisted layout. Oh, and those were probably the coolest PTC trains ever.

That's okay. It was my first day, and I was pretty nooby. I hope you can understand.

Response time!!!! I honestly do not despise Grizzly. You do bring up nice points, such as that it is relatively smooth, and makes for a nice transition coaster. But I still think it's fun to joke about the ride every now and then, especially the tedium of the first turnaround. Plus, you have no idea how many GP riders i've watched get screwed over by the lapbar belt at unloads. (Seriously, Morgan. What?) For full effect, watch gif with this song.

They have mine trains with multiple lifthills. Opryland & SFFT (For Kennywood & CGA I was thinking they had bayern kurves.)

They have woodies modeled after coasters at parks named Coney Island. Kennywood & California's Great America (For my IOA CGA one the answer I was thinking of was 'They have a B&M invert with red track and grey supports.')

Hold on for a sec. I don't mean to sound rude, but isn't Wanda City getting a GCI for 2015?