Anthracite

You can: http://www.flyfighterjet.com/fly-l-39-in-new-york-usa/ It is definitely not cheap but I know of two people who got to go as gifts from their dad and they said it was something that you will never forget.

Wooden Warrrior at Quassy, and it was an absolute blast. It was the last stop on a Dorney/Hershey/Knoebels loop and it was pretty much the highlight of the trip.

I definitely got into motorcycling because of this hobby. For me and my wife, riding coasters is pretty much our way of life when on vacation. Aside from the thrill of the ride itself, you get to see the country, and the excitement of collecting new credits never gets old. The problem with this hobby IMHO is that when you leave the parks there are very few ways to satisfy your thrill appetite that replicate the sensations you get on a coaster. My brother and several friends ride bikes, and one of them jokingly said I should take up the hobby because it would be like riding the front row of a coaster on a track that goes on for as long as you desire. They were right to a pretty good extent: The sensations you get when riding a bike on a good backroad, open highway, etc., are an excellent way to experience some of the thrills you get on a coaster.

It looks like I will be the Boston Ma. rep.

Wood: El Toro Huge air on the first 2 hills after the drop, and IMHO one of the best airtime moments out there on the hill that passes over Rolling Thunder. Steel: Bizarro at SFNE The third and fourth hills on this ride provide extreme air for 3-4 seconds and several more moments are had in the ride's second course.