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In the process of booking my stay at Hotel Breakers from August 21 to August 23! So happy!!!

The plot thickens...

^You can always go back a couple pages and watch my video of the layout

Yeah dude. A month or two delay is totally as bad as a ride that sent people to the ER and was structurally unsound.

I'd just like to remind everyone that my video is just a concept that fits within the planned ride path and is not anything official as is stated at the end of the trailer/POV. While I could certainly see the final product being similar to what I concocted, it's obviously not going to be an exact clone of what I made. (I am flattered that a few may have thought my video was real though! )

Ziz confirmed! #2017 #TakethatCP #AvengeSkyrider ...

Verbolten is the best themed coaster in the US! This is entirely subjective. For instance, I think Expedition Everest's theming goes far above and beyond Verbolten's.

Dollywood needs to start reimbursing my poor planning decisions!

Mako is absolutely stunning and totally photogenic! I love how it seems to be a bit different than your average B&M hyper since it includes some more twisty sections and speed hills, and I can't wait to ride it in July!

I can not figure out for the life of me how a park map can be hard to follow. Especially if you are in the park. If you are in the park, and you look up and see Valravn, then you find Valravn on the map, once you find Valravn you will know where you are on the map. . . Follow the path in front of you, and the one that matches that path on the map, and eventually you will get to where you are wanting to go. I don't get what is so hard or confusing about that. Not everyone has a VIP Tour Guide taking them everywhere, surprisingly.

^It's a pretty great name, and I'd sure as hell take it over Six Flags' bull like Total Mayhem, Full Throttle, and The Joker Coaster. Honestly, if you're still disgruntled over a name that you've had almost a year to get accustomed to, then you're the one with the issue, not CP.

Mack Spinner, if I had to bet. Unfortunate if it truly is just a family coaster following this hype.

In KK and TTD the drop are in a twist, is not vertical. Are not any drop with a long track in 90° of 110-108 meters. They're definitely vertical drops, 90 degrees straight down while twisting.

Typically parody is filed under the comedy genre, though I see now that parody is being used in the cringe department as well.

This is actually a really neat idea! Bravo, sir.

As in bringing a tripod on a coaster? Not gonna happen. If however, I misinterpreted your post, then they absolutely allow tripods in the park for videography and photography. I assume you should be fine so long as you aren't disrupting foot traffic and other park guests. Happy camera-ing!

I can't wait to see how it interacts with the Midway, it'll look great from below!

Actually, I base my opinions of coasters solely on their color scheme, screw how well it rides!

This is legitimately hilarious to me for some reason

^They've just started to lift a piece in to place as well!

He may be 15, but you sure are acting like it. That was incredibly uncalled for and harsh.

Not gonna lie, I don't dig the modern Intamin single spine. I think Skyrush and I305 looks fantastic with double spine throughout the entire coaster, but changing spine types mid way through the ride (yes I understand single spine is more cost effective for lower stress areas, and double spine would be overkill for most of the ride) looks really odd. This is only aesthetically speaking, so I'm not saying I don't like the coaster; to be clear, I just don't like how it looks.

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Great news, thanks for the report!