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I hope to get down there to ride it before our AP's expire in June. If not we can just let them go another month. Gregg "I love E-Z Pay" C.

^you are just like me now after 10 years, you match your clothes to your underwear...I am so proud!!! Kristi "this thread could be interesting!" C.

I haven't been to many parks, but I would have to say my favorite would be Disneyland and for SF parks Fiesta Texas is my favorite. Kristi "looking forward to WDW and all the Florida parks in November!!" C.

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Just answer the question already: Shirt: Wellpoint Health Networks Polo Pants: Old Navy Cargo Shoes: Black Socks: White Underwear: Black

^ We pretty much stuck with the same philosophy. We were kind of lucky in the fact that we are on SoCal and were able to let Disneyland be the first place where our kids experienced coasters. They were riding the Matterhorn at 3, Big Thunder and Space Mtn. at 4. Our oldest went on her first looping coaster (California Screamin') just after her 7th birthday and hasn't looked back since. The only ride that ever really scared her was Indiana Jones at Disneyland. She is now 8 and has been on some pretty intense coasters. Her next obstacle will be Xcelerator at Knott's since she is not 52". On our trip to TX last year our youngest had some chances to go on some looping coasters at age 6 (because of the lower height requirements). He has always been the more timid of the 2 and opted not to. But he did get on his first woodie (Judge Roy Scream) and a few other "Big" rides. Now, when he hits that 48" mark (soon I hope) he wants to try some of the "Bigger" rides at SFMM. So it just depends on the child. Don't force your kids on a ride (I almost did this once and hated myself for it). If they don't want to go, even though you have paid all this money for a trip, don't force them. That's the most important thing. I would start them off on kiddie coasters, then move up to things like a Mine Train, roller skaters or even Suspended coasters. (Our son LOVES Ninja at SFMM). Then I would say woodies, they are non inverting and generally have tame parts (well, the ones I have been on). And when they are ready, take them on single looping coasters. Most important, have fun.

That I have been on: Superman Tower of Power at Six Flags over Texas But I think I will like: This bad boy better when I ride it in April. Gregg "Photo's courtesy of Theme Park Review" C.

^ Yeah, it does that. When I was doing test stuff over the weekend the longest time was sending it to the server, after that it was cool. Looking forward to checking out your park when I get home from work ... or tomorrow morning.

I actually think it looks really cool. Hope it will be good and maybe some parks will see that bigger is not necessarily better. Gregg "Maybe I will get out to Europe in like 2010 or something" C.

^ I totally get algebra now!

When we got married in Vegas it was the weekend of the National Rodeo Finals. Same thing, Country music in all of the hotels, country people all over the place. But it wasn't too bad.

^ Dude, that's retarded. You need something cool like "Check out that ass!!!" Robb came up with that all on his own.

Manhattan Express:

http://www.gizoogle.com/ For example:

Sadly it was Canyon Blaster at SFMM. http://www.rcdb.com/ig576.htm?picture=1 Photo Courtesy of RCDB (Couldn't find a pic of this one on TPR) :wink

Adventuredome (without the roof) Adventuredome.SV6

California Screamin' california screamin.nltrack

Jackalope jackalope.nltrack

Aqua Aqua.TD6

Flying Penguin Flying Penguin.nltrack Created by Sir Clinksalot

Here is a version of Knott Berry Farm's Corkscrew done in No Limits. Corkscrew(Knotts).nltrack