ThrillDude200

So....anybody planning on doing a trip report to Orlando?

Will you make a recreation of Nitro at SFGA in RCT2?

Oh, yeah? Well, I bought a fan from Home Depot today and now I want to shred a picture of Flight Deck from Canada's Wonderland with it!

You go on Tempesto, but it breaks down.

GOD D@/\/\/\/\IT! I get U again! >=< SKIPPED

To make it worse, T3 is rougher than ever and has a 2 hour wait! You transform into a girl.

You leave Knoebels because a person died on the Flying Turns and go to Glove World underwater

The Best Coasters According To The GP: 65% - Kingda Ka 44% - Top Thrill Dragster 1% - Any Other Coaster

Well, we're going to Busch Gardens Williamsburg (not in real life). This is a game, because you decide what you do! EXAMPLE: User1: You go on Alpiengiest 100 times. User2: You get kicked out of the park! User3: You simply go back into the park at noon the next day. Let's do this! You enter Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

Errrr, not really. Delaware is 1-3 hours from the Jersey shore, SFA, Great Adventure, Kings Dominion, Dorney, BGW and Hershey. You're actually in a really good spot if you're in Delaware I'd say. Yeah Delaware is fine. They tried building a park near New Castle about a decade ago called "Blue Diamond Park" and it failed miserably. They bought the Zyklon from Del Grossos (which is now in Daytona Beach) and that was their signature ride. They still have some rides sitting there if you know where to look. From south Delaware you're also basically in Ocean City so you have Trimper's and Jolly Roger's, a quick Cape May Lewes Ferry ride gets you near Wildwood and Rehoboth Beach has Funland which is an excellent little park on the boardwalk. Their Sea Dragon is the tallest and fastest amusement ride in Delaware. Woohoo Living in Delaware I'd love to have a park in the state BUT I'm close to many parks which are in a 2 hour driving distance. Funland is a great little park but I do think the beach area could have a big park and do well during the summer months. I'm ok with Eltoro being less then two hours away Yeah, but for people who don't want to go out of the state for an amusement park, there could be a big park in Delaware. And who exactly do you think would be willing to put up the capital to open a large amusement park in Delaware of all places (other than Rehoboth, not exactly a tourist destination - I'm from Philly, I've been to Delaware plenty) with all of the surrounding competition? There are literally 6-7 major parks within a 3 hour driving distance. Maybe they could just make an island and the theme park could be there, right next to Delaware! Keep in mind that theme parks can be up to 500 acres. If a state is less than 500 acres, the park needs to be landlocked.

Hey guys, You thought Florida Funland was dead, eh? Nope! It's still alive at the Theme Park Fanon Wiki, so you can visit that wiki and see my plans for FF! Also, 2 new parks will emerge: Jazzland and Glove World! Coming very soon...

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Errrr, not really. Delaware is 1-3 hours from the Jersey shore, SFA, Great Adventure, Kings Dominion, Dorney, BGW and Hershey. You're actually in a really good spot if you're in Delaware I'd say. Yeah Delaware is fine. They tried building a park near New Castle about a decade ago called "Blue Diamond Park" and it failed miserably. They bought the Zyklon from Del Grossos (which is now in Daytona Beach) and that was their signature ride. They still have some rides sitting there if you know where to look. From south Delaware you're also basically in Ocean City so you have Trimper's and Jolly Roger's, a quick Cape May Lewes Ferry ride gets you near Wildwood and Rehoboth Beach has Funland which is an excellent little park on the boardwalk. Their Sea Dragon is the tallest and fastest amusement ride in Delaware. Woohoo Living in Delaware I'd love to have a park in the state BUT I'm close to many parks which are in a 2 hour driving distance. Funland is a great little park but I do think the beach area could have a big park and do well during the summer months. I'm ok with Eltoro being less then two hours away Yeah, but for people who don't want to go out of the state for an amusement park, there could be a big park in Delaware.

Goliath @ Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California

Fixed that for you. Double Fixed Triple fixed!

2015. Dollywood. Another act of stupidity by the GP. BEGIN STORY. I was walking towards Daredevil Falls, when I saw an old man with his grandchildren looking for something. When I asked him what they were looking for, the old man explained he was looking for Adventure Mountain. Facepalm.

To make it worse, California Adventure is bought by Six Flags, which is making the park's attendance rates go downhill! You go on what you think is Curse of DarKastle at Busch Gardens Williamsburg.

(THIS IS MY 100TH POST!!! ) Come to think of it, I'm not sure if FireChaser was open during the flooding. That would impact the coaster!

The Airtimer has come to answer any questions! Be warned, though! On June 6th, he will leave, so this is the only day he can answer your questions!

Most of you guys know this coaster because a lot of people have been using it.

Good job! You get a digital pie! W is for Wildfire @ Silver Dollar City For some strange reason, I always think of 4D coasters when I think of Wildfire.

Oh, you mean a Wacky Worm like the one at Lake Winniepasaukah? I'll give you a picture: Here they are, the heart attack inducing trains. The worm looks like he is dying.

U is for Untamed @ Canobie Lake Park Looks pretty nice! =>

So you were standing in line for Whirlwind?

The states that REALLY need parks are Alaska, Delaware, Hawaii, Missisippi, Montana, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Tennessee (NASCAR SpeedPark and Sir Goony's aren't really amusement parks), Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming. I HATE the fact that my home state only has 3 amusement parks, and only 1 of them is an actual amusement park. >_<