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This strange loop on Desert Storm at Castles n' Coasters in Phoenix puzzled me when I rode it. The ride also features a more traditional loop, so I'm not sure what was going on here. Artistic flourish, or ...?

Something about Silver Bullet gets to me after a few rides. I've heard a few people say it makes them dizzy as well, because of how slowly it seems to maneuver through its elements, but the corkscrews followed by its final helix are what I've noticed has the ability to jar me.

+1. The visuals in IMAX 3D blew me away. Up with Star Trek as the best summer blockbuster right now, in my books. We'll see what Elysium brings to the table in a few weeks.

1) X2 2) Tatsu 3) Goliath 4) Apocalypse 5) Colossus 6) B:TR ... 7) The rest Hoping to ride Full Throttle in the next couple weeks, so that could change everything.

Preach. Zipper is the only flat I've ever looked forward to when fairs come to town.

From the limited sampling I have my worsts are as follows: Inatmin: Green Lantern. Just painful and wonky. I've had more enjoyable experiences on Boomerangs. B&M: Riddler's Revenge. Only recently have I found out how dull and uninspired others find stand-ups. For years I thought I was the only one. CGI is no contest, I've only ridden Apocalypse thus far.

Can't wait to get some ERT on YOLOCoaster and say farewell to Colossus before it gets the rumored Iron Horse makeover.

SFGA. Giant Dipper (Belmont Park) or Giant Dipper (Santa Cruz)?

All this, plus it looks like they brought in a new train. Seats, lap bars, paint, etc. on it was all fresh. The old one can be seen disassembled in the Xcelerator queue/storage area.

Ghostrider at Knott's on Wednesday. Rode front row for the first time in years. Left the park with a proudly earned headache.

Kings Island. Desperado or Magnum XL-200?

Been lurking the site for 7 years and always wanted to go to WCB. Finally going to my first this year