JordyC

8/10 Galactica @ Alton Towers

When I look at the top 50, there is one question that comes to my mind: Where the hell is Shambhala, Kärnan or Goliath (Walibi Holland)??

F***ing wife got a hold of my account again!!!! Damnit, Emily!!!

Gerstlauer. It's an Infinity Coaster.

Colossos @ Heide Park It has very good airtime, but that's pretty much it. And I didn't even mention the backbreaking helix. Hopefully, it'll be better next season after the modifications.

By the looks of it, Walter Bolliger and Claude Mabillard's immediate family and a close group of family friends.

Vekoma Junker @ PowerLand or Karacho @ Tripsdrill

7/10 Mirabilandia

TARON!!

Imperials 123 or ABC?

My top 10, with a new number 1. 1. Taron - Phantasialand 2. Helix - Liseberg 3. Expedition GeForce - Holiday Park 4. Schwur des Kärnan - Gerstlauer 5. Goliath - Walibi Holland 6. Blue Fire Megacoaster - Europa-Park 7. Silver Star - Europa-Park 8. Flug der Dämonen - Heide Park 9. Lost Gravity - Walibi Holland 10. Wodan Timbur Coaster - Europa-Park

Update: STAR TREK - Operation Enterprise Source

Slagharen announces Launched Gerstlauer Infinity "Gold Rush" Stats Type: Gerstlauer Infinity Coaster Height: 31 meter Length of track: 400 meter Experience of the track: 620 meter Inversions: 2 Speed: 90 km/h Ride time: 50-55 seconds Trains: 1 train, for a total of 20 passengers Capacity: 800 pph

And how exactly is this supposed to be worse than being at Cedar Point during rain? Anyway.. Sunburn that stays forever. What's worse than a Volare?

8/10 Kärnan's "vertical reverse freefall"

I hope that you aren't studying maths, because there's no 7 in your top 10

Goudurix - Parc Astérix

I've been on Sky Scream at Holiday Park. And while the ride is short, it is a very fun ride. I really enjoyed it. And there actually was a lot more force to it then I expected. Also, the in-line twist was awesome!! The ride operators were like flying all the time. The train dispatched everytime under 40 seconds. So the capacity isn't too bad.

Accurate. Europe in the Air was probably the biggest disappointment of the entire park. Having been spoiled by Soarin' I got off of Europe in the Air and found my self thinking... "That was it?? Well damn, that was disappointing." I think Soarin' on a budget is generous. I see what you did there

Their VR attachment strategy seems much simpler. Probably reduces dispatch times and will work 100% of the time.

The least you can say is that this park is going to be very interesting...

5/10 Emma Watson

A lot of it has to do with the land the coasters were installed on. They needed more room to move around and construct Goliath, so the lift hill was designed out of necessity to give them that room. Wildfire was built on a rocky cliff side and they would of had to dig through a ton rock to pour all the footers necessary to install the lift with an all wood structure. Yes, this is correct. Of course, there are some other factors aswell. But that's the main reason, I believe.

YEEESS!!! Can't wait to see these trains shooting up that massive structure!