BuffaloWingRider

The pics show the ride is coming along great! Im excited to see it when it's done!

No such ride. I'll just pass for Q instead of repeating Quicksilver Express.

Alladin

I see the loop of Rock Bottom Plunge at Nickelodeon shake every time the train passes through the element, and all sources say the ride is supposed to do that. Is it normal for the ride to shake like that? Was it normal in that video? Someone please respond.

Ridership is low because it is stuck back there by itself. Honestly if you aren't exiting Timber Wolf, you really have no reason to go by it. Now if the Triotech Dark Ride (rumored) gets put in that area, the ridership for the ride might go up significantly. Well if that was the problem they could have just tried relocating it to a new spot in the park where it could get more guests, so I think it was mainly removed because it required lots of maintenance -that is if it was even removed which it probably wasn't

My prediction for Valleyfair in 2017 is a clone of what CW is getting this year because that will probably go well. A coaster may come in 2018 or 2019 but I don't think next year.

I was about to say not much, but you know what? It's a great amount for someone who is fairly new (2014) to um.. this. Nickelodeon Universe Mount Olympus Santa's Village Six Flags Great America Como Town Valleyfair Cedar Point Storybook Land Disney Land And by the way this is my 100th post.

It's early, but let's speculate 2017. What are some possibilities? What are you all expecting? Could Excalibur still be removed and a water park expansion take place?

^It's possible but do you really think they would use all that money on a new entrance when it has a decent one for a park it's size? I think there are many things they need more than a new or second entrance. I think the entrance will just be a smaller one to the water park, not one that is better than the original one.

I think this change makes the ride better and I like it. Gp wont care that there is a roller coaster on the other side of the country named joker, or that there is one other coaster like it, very far away in Texas.

Renegade at Valleyfair and Blue Streak at Cedar Point.

"Wood Coaster" in Knight Valley China.

oreo

I had really high expectations for this ride but it was fine and that was all. I really prefer the scream and swings.

Howl's Moving Castle for H

Volleyball

In reality I would spend my money on other stuff but just for fun... I would start a massive amusement and water park right outside NYC which needs a big park. I would add many coasters including Intamin Giga- Blue Lightning B&M Hyper- Excelsior Infinity Triotech Dark Ride - Malfunction RMC - The Knight Intamin Accelerator - To the Moon and Back that's just to start off but it would be one of the best parks out there up with CP and SFMM. If it was successful I would start a chain like CF of SF all over the US.

Vekoma

Just

We don't need a third coaster bordering the parking lot.

I shall use your format. Wild Thing - 0, 5, 0 - lots of people but: giant trains, great operations, never breaks down, but they stop it a lot for people having their cell phones on the lift hill. Renegade - 30, 45, 20 - slow operations and lots of crowds Mad Mouse - 10, 15, 30 slow operations and moderate crowds Steel Venom - 10, 40, 10 - bad capacity but not too popular and operations are good Excalibur - 0, 0, 0 - walk on always High Roller - 5, 30, 5 - not too bad at first but it gets some long lines but then they mellow out later again. Corkscrew - 20, 10, 5 - near the front so people hit it first but no one really comes back too it, you know why. If 30 minutes isn't long to you it's what i'm used to at Valleyfair for being long.

A roller coaster in Minneapolis that drops off the IDS (Their tallest building) and streaks through the city.

bad ass.

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