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Miami River Lumber Co? Nice little nod to Mystic Timbers I see.

I think new trains for Batwing is in the realm of possibility, I mean Six Flags bought new trains for Riddler Revenge at SFNE, so that means Six Flags is buying things from Vekoma recently, I wonder where this could lead?

Top Thrill Dragster is also "themed" to racing, to be more precise Top Fuel drag racing.

To be honest, a Raptor would fit perfectly here. Minimum height is 48 inches, it's small, compact and thrilling at the same time.

Yeah, the park has slow operations, as expected for a smaller park, but Hades 360 is one hell of a ride (no pun intended) and sits at #9 on my Top 10 wooden coasters list.

Also using the "rank method" because why not. Cedar Point (Steel Vengeance #1)+(Millennium Force #4)=5 Six Flags Great Adventure (El Toro #2)+(Nitro #12)=14 Kings Island (Mystic Timbers #6)+(Diamondback #10)=16 Six Flags New England (Wicked Cyclone #3)+(Superman #14)= 17 Kentucky Kingdom (Lightning Run #9)+(Storm Chaser #18)= 27

Valleyfair, Worlds of Fun, and maybe Adventureland?

A Star Fox themed Wing Coaster with Onboard Audio. And when you're going through a keyhole element, Peppy Hare can say "Do a barrel roll!" or something along the lines of that.

Shouldn't those rocks be called Cock Rock, as those two words rhyme? Here's a rock from Mario Kart Double Dash that I nickname "Cock Rock"

Out of the parks I've been to, I'd say Cedar Point has the best 1-2 punch with Millennium Force and Steel Vengeance (sorry Maverick fans) followed by Kings Island with Mystic Timbers and Diamondback. Six Flags Great Adventure, Six Flags New England, and Kentucky Kingdom also have great 1-2 punches.

Thunderhawk at Michigan's Adventure. It's also the last coaster I've ridden as of this post.

TBH, I don't really have a "least favorite" Arrow. Probably Corkscrew at Cedar Point because of that airtime hill, but that's about it. Nowadays, Arrows have nothing "special" to offer because their rides have mostly been outclassed, except maybe X2, but I haven't been on that one, so I'm not really sure.

I'm not sure, I only went there for the evening on the 26th and it was really empty and everything was a walk-on because of that.

Does anyone know how much downtime Monster has? I think I may be going in Late July-Early August.

2016: Storm Chaser (Kentucky Kingdom) Riddler Revenge (SFOT) 2017: Joker (Six Flags New England) Hershey Triple Tower (HersheyPark) 2018 (so far) Steel Vengeance

I've only been on two Eurofighters, but I think Dare Devil Dive is better than Spongebob because of the lap bars, but I think I might of gotten a bad ride on Spongebob. But if we're counting Eurofighter style rides, it would definitely be Fahrenheit at Hershey.

That was added originally. Did you not find it? Nevermind, its close to the SLC at Gardaland that you have to zoom in to find it.

My last coaster of 2017 was the Coaster at Goats on the Roof, which was my first alpine coaster.

There's an Invertigo in Italy for your Vekoma Death Machine map.

Correct! Now it's your turn.

OK, here goes... Is home to what was once the fastest roller coaster on Earth Sits near an icon of the country it's located in Has the world's steepest roller coaster

I'm pretty sure it's Tokyo DisneySea.

Madison would be a better option. I mean its way more populated.

My fictional park would be in Wisconsin of course (somewhere outside of Wisconsin Dells would work) and would be called Wisconsin's Great Escape and the roller coasters would be: Badger: A Gravity Group family coaster (Roar-O-Saurus and Wooden Warrior come to mind) Twisting Timbers: An RMC Topper Track (similar to Outlaw Run) Puma: A B&M Invert (kind of like Great Bear and Patriot) Cheese Cruiser: Zamperla Family Gravity Coaster Wild Mouse: Mack or Maurer Wild Mouse AirVenture: Vekoma Family Suspended Coaster Patriot: Vekoma Bermuda Blitz Ursa Major: B&M Hyper Coaster Ursa Minor: Zierer Medium Tivoli Harley-Davidson Adventure: Zamperla MotoCoaster Boomerang: A Vekoma Boomerang, what would it be other than that? Major Flat Rides would be: Borealis: Zamperla Giant Discovery Lambeau Loop: Larson Super Loop Screaming Eagles: S&S Drop Towers Wisconsin River Rapids: Intamin River Rapids Paul Bunyan's Log Chute: Hopkins Log Flume There's also a water park and is free with admission. It's called Great Lakes Water Park and has a Proslide Tornado, a MatRacer, and many other slides. NOTE: The Park is in an alternate timeline where it's built up over the years and wouldn't open right away with this lineup. Mt. Olympus doesn't exist in this timeline, but this park is Mt. Olympus' replacement. This park is also in competition with Six Flags Great America, and the rivalry between them is fierce. Example: In this timeline, SFGAM builds Goliath as normal, but in 2015 WGA adds Twisted Timbers, which holds the record for most inversions on a wooden coaster with 4. Puma was also built as a response to Batman: The Ride. Ursa Major, however was built specifically with the intent of providing more airtime than Raging Bull. Think of it like Universal and Disney trying to one-up each other by building more impressive rides than the last.