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Does anyone know if they did that with the Jungle Cruise in WDW? Go monkeys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I said 'with inversions'. Expedition Everest doesn't have any inversions. I also forgot to mention that I was talking about WDW. They do need a new coaster because now a lot of people like Universal better.

Would it kill Disney to add a new coaster?!?! I mean those new thrill rides are great and all, but I wish they had another coaster with inversions. Mark"at least there's Expedition Everest"M.

Like Flanders? I didn't think it was possible for a man to scream like that(except the voice of Flanders)!

AH HA! I knew nobody could hate Disney that much!

While all you guys aren't getting that excited about Hydra, I'm looking forward to that ride more than all the others at Dorney! It'll be my first floorless coaster and my first 7 inversion roller coaster! If I go on Steel Force(which I probably will) I might like that better than Hydra since it will be the tallest, fastest, and the first hyper coaster I have ridden. But then again, I love inversions so maybe not. I am also afraid of heights so that will probably stop me from going on it. I think I will stop rambling now... or will I? Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah...

^You're right. I'll just ignore him. P.S. The website isn't THAT bad!

That's the only major PA park that I don't live within 2 1/2 hours of. I wish it was closer to me!

Their website isn't that great, but there are so many different unofficial websites about them so who really cares? Also, because they are Disney they don't need a great website to attract visitors. Universal's website is also crappy. But like I said, there are so many other websites totally dedicated to them that it doesn't really matter. By the way... That is ABSOLUTELY NOT true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HOW COULD YOU SAY THAT!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? DISNEY IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I totally agree with you. I think it should also have a Mummy-style launch, go faster, and have some inversions like the one in Paris. They should also have B&M or Intamin re-do it. But not during the summer!

I am just curious about how many people have been to Disney. What is your favorite ride there? If you have been to more than one, which park is your favorite? I go to WDW once every year.

I'm only going to Dorney Park, WDW, Universal Orlando, and if I can persuade my parents Knoebel's. I have already been to Universal and WDW like 6 or 7 times so I will only get a new credit for Hulk. I have never been to Dorney so I will get 4 or 5 credits there. Then if I'm lucky and I go to Knoebel's I will get 2 credits for Phoenix and Twister.

Why would I see a docter? It doesn't happen on all rides, just Trailblazer for some strange reason.

Who is Sideshow Bob? Is he that murderer with red hair?

^Do you mean that as a name for my coaster? If you do, it is a good name but I don't think Universal would want another ride with the word 'dragon' in it. Also, if it was at Disney, they would probably call it "Mickey's FunFun Ride!". Just kidding. I would never insult Disney like that.

^What exactly do you mean by that? :?

My count is shameful ... But if you must hear it, it's a mere 19. At least when I go to Dorney it will increase by 4 or 5.

Once posting in the poll, say the exact number of how many coasters you have been on.

I just randomly remembered this, but during Trailblazer's helix I felt lighter. Aren't helixes supposed to produce positive G's? Maybe I'm wrong, but shouldn't helixes make you feel HEAVIER?

I can't think of a name but it would be by GCI, Intamin, and B&M. It would have a launch that goes 0-50 in 2 seconds(it would get to its max speed 75 mph during the first drop, which, by the way would be 150ft and wood), it would be part wood and part steel so the drops are wood and the inversions are steel(B&M and Intamin would alternate the inversions), it would be floorless, have 11 inversions(breaking the all-time record), and it would be very heavily themed. Something like this would probably cost A LOT but there would be 3 manufacturers so each could pay 1/3 of the whole price. It would also be in IOA where Triceritops Encounter used to be or they expand WDW and make another park like IOA with state-of-the-art thrill rides and this coaster in it.

^It was only one trip. I bet you go to Disney like 3 times a year!

I love B&M! I like inverts, coasters without a launch(I like to see how high I'm getting and know that I'll drop that much), and smoothness! I also can't wait to try my first floorless coaster in June! It'll be Hydra, another B&M. I haven't been on many coasters so I never rode an Intamin. A list of the B&Ms I have ridden or will ride this year and their rankings compared to the other B&Ms: Dueling Dragons-Fire #1 Dueling Dragons-Ice #2 Great Bear #3 Hulk(will ride; will probably end up as #1 or #2) Talon(will ride; will probably end up as #3 or #4) Hydra(will ride; will probably end up as #1 or #2) B&M

When I said that Vekoma's coasters are too rough, I just meant they could be smoother and should be smoother. Why are B&M's coasters so smooth and Vekoma's coasters are rough? If other companies have smooth rides, why don't them all?

Vekoma is too rough! Even I, a ten-year old, came off with a headache after riding Space Mountain. At one point on RRC, my head goes side to side, banging against the OTSR. Ouch!