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Jaguar at Knott's Berry Farm But seriously my coaster experience is limited to So Cal, so I guess X.

A few more picks that are a bit more close up

This is the first time I've tried to do a park based on time, so I'm not sure how good it is but maybey you guys can give me some pointers. It's called Golden Valley, it has five coasters and many flat rides set to a county fair theme, along with a rail way to shuttle peeps around the park. Hope you like it and any comments are welcome. Oh and I'm not too good with tech so excuse me if the pictures don't work.

Everyone is so dang funny. Plus it's about coasters and thats enough for me.

And you arn't an Imagineer why?

And how were you planning on sneaking the camera on? Disney is always watching...

Thanks guys, everything looks ok. Oh and one more quick thing, how does the discount for canned food work? Can I bring say some canned corn and green beans?

Hey everyone, going to Knott's tommorow. Anyway I just wanted to know what rides might be down. I know Ghostrider is down for rehab but will rides like Riptide still be open despite the "mild" California weather?

Just thought this was a funny pic.

http://www.penny-arcade.com Funny comic but you do need to know a bit about video games to get the jokes.

Most addicting game ever. 6.1 I gotta learn to type without chicken pecking. Edit: Just got 5.8 w00t!

Since I know absolutley no roller coasters that start with 2, I'll use the letter two ends in and say Orient Express.

So... is there still space left? I would love to add my coaster its an invert with wonderful dino scenery and two small lakes. It is rather large though. Also I have Soaked but not Wild, can I participate or not. I'm sorry if thats been answered but you guys seemed to be going back and forth on it.

Kingda Ka is a hard coaster to make at least from the games point of view. I have made some that rate high in excietment and intensity but I've had to use brakes that detract speed wayyyy to fast.

Nice pics, gotta love Steelworx

I've actually :gasp: had fun at Knotts most everytime I visit. It is hard to take in that the park has lost it's personality and charm that it once had just a few short years ago, but I try not to remember that and go in with no preconcieved notions of how things in the park should be. You can still have a good time at the park if you just try not think of it the way it once was. I know it shouldn't have to be that way but unless someone here can influence the suits that run Knotts its your best option.

Just asking. How can this be legal it all? I mean roms are legal as long as you own the actual game but how is it possile to do this on such a large scale? EDIT: Nevermind, they have World of Illusions: Staring Mickey Mouse I dont care if its legal now

Loop Trainer operated from 1976 to 1989. Mexican Whip was a Sellner Tilt a Whirl. Oh and Robb you were right, Headache was a Chance.

I can't quite know the actual time, but its between the years 1984 and 1988.

After doing some quick googling, I belive Tijuana Taxi was a Zamperela Crazy Bus. Oh and heres a park map. Not sure of the date but from the looks of it anywhere from 1984 to 88. (Camp Snoopy is open and no Wild Water Wilderness) http://www.collester.org/cbcdc/images/KnottsMap.jpg