SixFlagsAstroworld

Boomerang (SFSTL) (Would have said Bizarro at SFNE, but I rode it one year before it became Bizarro, so not counting)

Granted: but someone horrible can run for president and end the world I wish Astroworld was sold to another company instead of being demolished

Then people can save money on gas by going to a local park. What if ALL of the roller coaster companies (except Vekoma. LOL ) teamed together to make the best roller coaster in the world?

I don't think so. I mean Superman is up at the top of the hill in the back which is pretty high up. I never knew the true reason we got screwed on Goliath. I could take a wild guess why Six Flags St. Louis did not get a hypercoaster, Six Flags (the company) wanted to be "cheap" on the St. Louis park so they decided to put in a "Tony Hawk's Big Spin" roller coaster clone in where the old dolphin show area was instead and the hypercoaster for Six Flags St. Louis went to Six Flags Over Georgia. Incorrect. A park was slated to get American Thunder but the local government wouldn't approve of the project so they moved AT to SFSTL and moved the hyper that was to occupy that spot to Georgia. If I remember correctly the park that was supposed to get AT got a Batman themed wildmouse. You mean SFNE?

I think the only reason some parks have a height limit is because it would be near a airport.

Then everything would be Looney Tunes related What if every single amusement park in the world was torn down

OK... Don't know why my computer double posted my last post.

Yes, I really don't like that feature on Google. There doesn't seem to be an option to say 'Closed', just 'Permanently Closed'. Winter Wonderland was 'Permanently Closed' for most of December despite the event obviously being open and I believe Islands of Adventure's Hulk is also classed as 'permanently' closed too. I'm pretty sure that feature is from Wikipedia, not Google. Like Karla said the description is Wikipedia. The other parts are from Google e.g. Google reviews etc. For the closed status it's from google maps, if you suggest an edit you get an email from google maps saying it's under review. Ages ago I changed something on a Korean address using the feedback button at the bottom that let's you edit some of the info wikipedia style. No kidding, Six Flags America was recorded closed too. Obvious Wikipedia post

Yes, I really don't like that feature on Google. There doesn't seem to be an option to say 'Closed', just 'Permanently Closed'. Winter Wonderland was 'Permanently Closed' for most of December despite the event obviously being open and I believe Islands of Adventure's Hulk is also classed as 'permanently' closed too. I'm pretty sure that feature is from Wikipedia, not Google. Like Karla said the description is Wikipedia. The other parts are from Google e.g. Google reviews etc. For the closed status it's from google maps, if you suggest an edit you get an email from google maps saying it's under review. Ages ago I changed something on a Korean address using the feedback button at the bottom that let's you edit some of the info wikipedia style. No kidding, Six Flags America was recorded closed too. Obvious Wikipedia post

Because it forgot to take a antidepressant gas. What if Six Flags didn't make clones of rides?

I wouldn't mind if SFSTL took out Xcalibur, Ninja, or Tidal Wave for a new ride. In fact, I don't care what happens to Xcalibur, one note on that ride is that SFSTL REALLY needs to give it a new coat of paint. There are light-blue spots all over the ride from when it was Evolution at SFGADV. EDIT: for the recent post by Password121: I keep forgetting that I'm on TPR.

No. The Rams left because the owner got greedy and moved them to California so he can get more money.

Maybe a helix around the pond like the one on Mamba at WOF

I was looking at the park on my maps when I noticed that there was a lake by the parking lot. I know that it wouldn't happen, but it would be nice if SFSTL adds a out and back hyper (or something) with a big turnaround surrounding the lake. (I know it's far, but would be nice) The lake that Six Flags owns

Actually, other companies did attempt the Pipeline Coaster design (Arrow Dynamics and Intamin), but they never caught on. Besides, their pipeline coasters were not as awesome as TOGO's version

Well, I don't see how that is possible. TOGO went bankrupt and closed in 2002.

Actually, there USED to be one here, Ultra Twister from Six Flags Astroworld. I think it's in storage at Six Flags America.

(Add on for the last post) I consider WOF a family park because of the amount of flat rides there. (Compare WOF to SFSTL)

More like Ninja

I'm pretty sure you can. (Correct me if I'm wrong) I think that the Season Pass can also get you in La Ronde and Six Flags Mexico.

I mean, the Mindbender at SFOG haves a low height restriction (42in), so Kids can enjoy going upside down for the first time. I know the Boomerang haves a 48in height restriction, but it would be nice to get a simple roller coaster for those who aren't tall enough to ride Partiot that is NOT a head-banger

Yeah. The snow here is nice. This might be a "too late" post, but can you try and get a pic of Justice League in the snow HWfan?

Wow! Reminds me of The Smiler

Worlds of Fun is a great park! I just wish they add another inversion coaster (I don't care what it is). A single loop can be enough to keep WOF a family park.

Ok. Now that was mentioned, The Boss is the last original ride SFSTL ever got. For once, I would like to see a custom ride that is NOT a clone or relocated. A B&M hyper would be nice, but I don't see it happening. I live near the park.