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Wow. That's amazing. The Dallas dance was hilarious, though.

That last picture was just...wow. Great pictures.

Darien Lake.

^ I agree that the ideas are cool, but the layouts aren't that great.

You could report the post with the "SPAM" button on the upper right of the posts. I don't see how some people don't get it. Don't respond to spam threads and if you can, report it.

Kumba, for its tunnel and helix, and Montu, for its partly underground elements.

Busch Gardens - Best: Montu (Used to be Kumba but now it's sort of rough for me...) Worst: Uh...Gwazi. Though I sort of like it, it's my least favorite. Disney-MGM Studios - Best: RnRC/ToT Worst: Sounds Dangerous

That's basically my list except for Splash Mountain. ToT has awesome theming and floater air. Spiderman has cool effects, and Ripsaw Falls made me hold on for dear life, making it my #1 water ride.

...Although I bet there will be fighting for the back row because of the stand-up feature.

^ I totally agree. My school is basically 80% "ghetto," since it's next to one. I'm really tired of people saying "look at that white boy!" and some people of other races having to act "ghetto" because they know they would be made fun of otherwise.

Those are pretty cool, but Nemesis won't load for me.

I totally want to do the thrill-seeker quest. They said they had a coaster-crazy tour guide. Scorpion actually always has one train running. Great photos.

So you would count the Splash Mountains? Last time I went on Splash Mountain at WDW, I noticed a coaster element in the dark where there was a large drop, a hill, then the splash. I guess I'd count it.

^ It doesn't even have a hill after the drop like most Supersplashes. Nice pics, though... That fish in the back of the boat seems to want to eat somebody.

^ As much as I love the theming in WDW, I have to agree, although I'd rather go to BGA because they have more coasters with inversions than in Disney.

Arg... As much as I like SheiKra and I am very excited about riding it floorless, I don't really like the appeal of the new trains. When SheiKra had a floor, it had that little "bird" in the front of the train, remember? Now, basically, there's nothing that reminds you of the African Savanna Hawk on the trains. I used to love those gigantic bars, too. Another "OMG that is gay" situation happened to me recently. This guy I barely know wants to listen to my iPod and I denied. All of a sudden he's saying "Meh, it probably has gay music on it." WHAT THE HECK? The only possible way that sentence could be accurate is if the song is "happy," because that word has two meanings. I want to get some sense into my peers' minds so badly. I'm also sick of people saying "your mom is Michael Jackson." Grrr... I would be pretty much pissed off if my name was used as a diss. What about the people that actually like the songs by him? I would be embarrassed.

Gah...close up Intamin train shots... Your review makes me want to ride Maverick so bad, hehe.

Ouch. I'm so lucky I have one more park left to visit on the Magic Your Way ticket. I basically got Fun Cards (Busch Gardens/Seaworld) or Power Passes (Universal) for most of the parks in Florida except WDW. It's a little...pricey for Disney.

Just wondering...I noticed Chang's first picture having yellow restraints and in the station shot it had black...? Great update.

Is it me or are they removing more and more parts of the Dragster theming in the back of the train? Very nice pictures, though. I loved that shot where you could see the restraints clearly. It makes me want to get on an Intamin so much...Florida needs one.

I lost mine on RnRC at Disney-MGM Studios, WDW. Just don't worry, inversions aren't really scary, just...exciting. Some inversions make you float a little, and some pass by so fast that Positive G-Forces pin you to the bottom to your seat, like when I went on Scorpion at Busch Gardens, Africa.

I can't wait to see the pictures and videos! I might go to Cedar Point in two years, and the thing I'm excited about is Millennium Force.

I don't know why, but I love B&M's OTSRs when they are black. Especially Black Mamba. The black restraints with the beige-ish colored seats are awesome, in my opinion. I'm not sure about the bad color schemes, though.

I think that those were excellent pictures of Thunder Dolphin. I barely see an Intamin with mostly empty seats...or maybe it's people with cloaking devices.

I agree. It was my first B&M, and it made quite a great first impression for 100+ foot tall coasters everywhere.