Jason Maier

Is Canyon Blaster as rough as the other Arrow Loopers? Regardless, an indoor coaster of that size in that confined space . . . . . great engineering/design

Coke Beef Stew or Chili?

Thanks for the correction . . . . . didn't occur to me to check there.

Interlocking Corkscrews Heartline Roll or Dive Loop?

Well . . . this New Year's Weekend, (either Saturday or Monday) I'll likely be making it up their. (as I've been paying attention to posts here), good to know that coaster lines aren't to terribly long. As for opening day, well I got notice that SFA's 2018 opening day is March 30th (Good Friday), so maybe GAdv's opening day will be the same day.

Because bells make a nice sound when you shake them . . . Do you have to be a jock to wear a Jock Strap

I like the commentary on the 2014 POV of Manhattan Express . . . "I look at that lift hill and all I can think of are tombstones and pain and suffering"; "I really don't understand why I'm doing this" But in all seriousness . . . . thanks for the video. And dare I ask how bad it was with the original TOGO trains?

Intamin Intimidator 305 or Fury 325?

In no particular order . . . . Wild One, Roar, Superman: Ride of Steel, Batwing at Six Flags America Kingda Ka, El Toro, Batman: The Ride, Nitro, Green Lantern and Bizarro at Six Flags Great Adventure.

I like the old school PTC trains on Wild One and Roar at SFA. Other than that, I like the Millennium Flyer trains.

I'm surprised Cedar Point doesn't add Boo Blasters on Boo Hill (like Carowinds, Canada's Wonderland, King's Island and King's Dominion has)

New Jersey is currently snow covered also. [fbvideonew] [/fbvideonew] Cold and snowy coastering . . . . sure beats getting scorched coastering in July/August

Sweet (for those that like Chinese Food) General Tso's Chicken or Orange Chicken

Yep. I liked Two-Face at SFA and Invertigo at Kings Island. These coasters are fun (better than Vekoma's Boomerangs, that's for sure), but it's a pity they have so many technical issues. Why do the Inverted Boomerangs have so many technical issues?

Spring of '98 . . . . Disney World (Orlando) with my parents. When was the last time you rode on the subway?

Kingda Ka . . . Millennium Flyer Trains or Timberliner Trains?

For those that frequent Morey's Piers . . . . How well is Sea Serpent running? I know it was the first Boomerang coaster in the US (and I think the trains on the early boomerangs were actually Arrow built). And I know The Great Nor'easter was retracked this year . . . . is it the smoothest of the SLC's out there?

Did we ever figure out where Knotts boomerang went? I believe in the KBF thread . . . it was mentioned that Boomerang was being sent to the Netherlands to be refurbished.

CSNY . . . Fuji-Q Highland or Nagashima Spa Land?

Your car is a clunky mess . . . and you're tempted to call Alan Schilke and get RMC to reconstruct it

Both are great . . . . but I'll give this edge to Magic Mountain (for a simple reason . . . soon it'll be year round operations) Zero G Roll or Zero G stall?

Are all the coasters (besides Dark Knight) running one train each? And how long have the lines been?

Dark Ride (gets you out of the sun when it's blazing hot in July & August) Would you rather have a Gerstlauer . . . Euro-Fighter or Infinity?

Another visit to HITP today for me (and yes . . . Roar in colder weather is a GREAT ride; and I'd assume that applies to any GCI woody) And yes . . . I decided to flex with Daffy and Tweety Posing time . . . .

You know . . . I may very well switch my Season Pass for 2019 to King's Dominion/Cedar Fair. The last time I actually went to KD was for a summer camp day trip in '94 (I was 13 at the time). It's only a 2 hour drive to KD for me (depending on Beltway traffic and such)