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Just in BG just announced this new coaster. http://www.theonion.com/article/busch-gardens-unveils-new-9600-mile-long-endurance-36691

I am picturing something from the original roller coaster tycoon. Just a guy in a blue jump suit hammering away at the track, hammer noises and all.

It took me a while to get my first Arrow credit. It was Gemini at Cedar Point, I remember it being a little boring.

Sounds like a lot of people don't want a B&M dive. I know a lot of cedar fair parks that would take it off your hands.

I am also prone to motion sickness. I need a lot of time between rides, I couldn't keep up on those ERT either. Well now I like your avatar image even more! Thanks, I thought it would be fitting.

I am also prone to motion sickness. I need a lot of time between rides, I couldn't keep up on those ERT either.

Once my fiancee and I board a train, I usually tell her things like this coaster has an 800 foot drop underground, or this wooden roller coaster has 10 corkscrews. Sometimes she believes me. I hope I didn't make this list.

When you refer to your stomach, is it your nerves, or because you get nauseous due to motion sickness? If it is your nerves; you will become more comfortable the more you ride, and if you ride different types. Eventually you will loose almost all your fears.

Saw them for sale at ValleyFair! But happy to report I didn't see a single person with them. I don't think I even saw people taking selfies without the stick.

I would say it happened to me. I was bored on anything I rode, it lasted for years. I have just recently gotten back into the game.

I was at VF on Sunday. I actually missed riding Renegade because it kept closing and opening and closing again. An employee said there was something wrong with a train. I think they were trying to run 2 trains but were unable to.

Thunderhawk @ Dorney. I believe it was built in 1924, but has had a major remodel. I always enjoyed this one.

Great Bear @ Hershey Park. Find the second half of the ride very dull and boring, plus the whole ride just feels so short, and I always get nauseous.

First- Phoenix @ Knobles Steel: Whirlwind @ Knobles Wood: Phoenix @ Knobles Inverting: Great Nor Easter @ Morey's Pier Intamin: Top Thrill Dragster @ Cedar Point B&M: Talon @ Dorney Park RMC: None 200'+: Steel Force @ Dorney

ValleyFair will be next one. Going home, back out to the east coast this summer too, so I may hit up some old favorites like Knobles, Hershey and SFGA.

No, you probably won't need a Fast Lane pass. There may be a few crowds on Sunday, but you will probably be able to ride all of the coasters once in about three hours or so (probably less if you arrive earlier in the day). Have fun! Thanks for the info. Looks like this will be my first and last time riding Excalibur, I will have to provide a full review, I know everyone can't wait. I think a compact and forcefull B&M Inverted would be perfect for this park. Something like Batman or Talon would be my hope.

Heading up to VF for the first time on Sunday. Any need for a fast pass? I am expecting crowds like at DP.

HI there, Recently moved to MN, so Valleyfair is my new home park. Have yet to make the visit. The Wisconsin Dells is close too. Came from the east coast, so many of my coaster rides have come from there. I've always enjoyed roller coasters, and looking forward to being part of this community. Outside of this hobby I enjoy cars and beers.

Does anyone know why it has many mechanical problems? I don't remember hearing this many stories when it was in California. I can only speculate, but I wonder if the move did a number, plus being in PA, Stinger is exposed to cold snowy winters, rain, and some large temperature fluctuations. That has to do a number on roller coasters.

Pepsi Orange Streak at MOA surprised me. Lots of close encounters with other rides as well as walls.