Christmas Coaster Ideas. . .?

[Vffreak07]

Usually every year I get something coaster related for christmas, whether it's the ACE calander, or a DVD, or a book. (Speaking of that are there any new good coaster books out?)

 

Anyways, I was wondering if anyone knew of some good books/DVD's/anything coaster related Christmas Ideas? Thanks.

[Scaparri]

Do you have the entire TPR dvd collection yet?

 

Aside from that, I'd ask for season passes if I were you.

[YoshiFan]

I might ask for the Talon Statix model, although that's a kind of limited gift since they only have models for a few parks now

[Vffreak07]

Actually I'm getting that as a late birthday present (August).

I don't have any of the TPR DVD's. I'll consider getting one or two of those maybe?!

 

Hey Robb-You havin any TPR Christmas Sale??

[WillMontu]

Go here first

If you already have everything from there, consider:

-Some of the stuff from eBay (ie. coaster cars, memorabilia)

-Drink coasters

-ARN&R's Cafepress store (it is Cafepress, but some of their stuff is funny)

-KNex/CoasterDynamics toys

[Wes]

A membership to Weight Watchers.

[christianscoasters]

^ROTFLMFAO!!! That was great!

 

But I think a good gift that is interesting, is maybe a basket full of park brochures, maps, pics, and lots of stuff like that. Whenever we go out of state to a hotel, I will pick up every brochure if it has a roller coaster or water park in it. My wall is filled with them!

[Vffreak07]

A membership to Weight Watchers.

Nope-I'm not an ACEr.

[downunder]

Well I guess a large quantity of gravy will be no good either.

 

Seriously, a lot of parks like Cedar Point have on-line stores with lots of cool stuff.

[BarryH]

I'd go for Season Passes.

 

When I was an Architecture major in college, people bought me all this architecture junk I never needed or wanted.

[Goliath513]

Money for TPR trips.

[rct2wizard360]

Theres that sweet Millenium Force model CP should still be selling on their website...

[Sparebear75]

I saw this in this week's Toys R Us flyer (but found it cheaper on Amazon)...

http://www.amazon.com/Magnetix-28396U-I-Coaster/dp/B000EQHK26

[holyblakbelt]

If I get a Wii anytime soon (and I am looking! ), I'll ask for the new Thrillville game. But I did get a coaster calender not by ACE once from one of my sisters.

[mike541x]

Season passes are a great Xmas gift.

[Simon Baynham]

Usually every year I get something coaster related for christmas, whether it's the ACE calander, or a DVD, or a book. (Speaking of that are there any new good coaster books out?)

 

Anyways, I was wondering if anyone knew of some good books/DVD's/anything coaster related Christmas Ideas? Thanks.

 

 

www.rollercoastermedialibrary.com is all you need. Click on the left menu for over 300 park / coaster books and DVDs that you never knew existed!

 

Simon

[sfmmrules!]

A plane ticket to your favorite park! I was given a plane ticket to LA for a couple birthdays so I could go to my favorite parks Disneyland & SFMM. Those were the best birthday presents ever! It would certinally work for a Christmas present! I might ask for a trip to SFDK day after Christmas so I can finally get on a roller coaster this year!

[FatManc]

Calendars are always good... so that you can mark down the dates of your trips to the parks throughout the year, or countdown the days to your next trip, etc!

 

I think there are a few on e-bay, etc at the moment. Just try searching for roller coaster calendar.

 

Hope this helps

Fat Manc

[Moose]

Money for TPR trips.

 

That's what my parents give me

(well that and a new stove)

 

 

As for gifts, like others said, maybe a season pass, or look on your favorite parks website, they may have some nice stuff.