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^^^ The small print never lies.

True! (KD) The person below me lives in the U.S

What an intimidating name.

Why are people saying KD shouldn't get an intense coaster because they already have one? Whats wrong with having several good coasters. Personally, while I would love to see another Intamin, CF is ignoring them for some reason and probably won't install one of their coasters anytime soon, so I think a large B&M invert wold be great and wouldn't overlap with Volcano that much.

Really? I live about 20 minutes away from D.C and everyone has heard of/been to SFA, while pretty much everyone knows what KD is, only about 25% percent of those people have actually been there.

^ Isn't the Beast kind of like a bigger version of It?

Is that the one in Knight Valley or whatever it's called?

I'm sure not a single person on this whole forum is stupid enough to think that a barrel roll is a turn, or that Phantom has one. Conclusive proof that TPR>ACE.

Will it have any inversions?

^ I completely forgot about Mission Ferrari. I think it probably will open 2016 since they started construction several months ago. I wish we would finally get some details about it.

^ That looks like a pretty good building to build a drop tower on.

As many people have said, a GCI like Gold Striker would be a great fit for the park.

^ Everyone is! If it is as big as some of the larger Flyers it will probably end up being the being the biggest indoor coaster, as the tallest currently is the Mindbender, which is 145 feet tall, less then many Flying coasters.

^No

^ Did the park ever actually say it was going to be inside or are people just saying that because of how this seems to be the same thing as the coaster that was supposed to be built in IOA?

According to the park president, the ride will cost 10 billion yen, the equivalent of 80 million dollars. Thats enough money to build an awesome coaster and elaborate theming to go with it!

Kinda sorta related fact: The USJ flyer will cost 80 million dollars

Wow. The artwork looks amazing, and I'm glad to see that Disney is finally making a park that isn't just a replica of the american Magic Kingdom. The theming for Tron also looks great, but isn't the ride just a vekoma motorbike?

^ Considering that they removed half of the track already it probably will open in 2016.

^^ Wrong Thread (?)

^ The reason everything thinks that it will happen is because of RMC saying their 2016 US projects will be in Cali, Tennessee, and Kentucky.

^^ They might even love it more than the people who work in the building Thunder Dolphin goes through

^^ But you said you saw the track being taken away, which other people who went soon after proved to be a lie.

^^ I understand not liking Thunderhead, but not liking it because it sounds weird and is "rough"( which it really isn't compared to a lot of other wooden coasters) is a pretty stupid reason not to like it. Also, aren't you that guy who was spreading all those bullcrap rumors on the La Ronde thread that you wanted people to believe so bad you changed the Wikipedia page so people would believe you?

^ Proof that you should always read the small print.