New park in China to build world's biggest coaster

[Skycoastin Steve]

^You think that's bad, Wild Adventures has t-shirts that advertise their SLC as going 70 mph and flipping "7 times."

[Sasquatch]

^ Oh lord.

 

I think people need to stop and realise that however hard they wish that they had a 500ft Pinfari log-flume inverted flying SLC with mayonaise tunnels, they will never get it and should stop exaggerating their not-so-impressive attractions...

[DBru]

^I, personally, would never consider any Pinfari an impressive attraction...

[jedimaster1227]

^I believe so, yes. In that case, I'll build a kiddie coaster on top of Mount Everest and call it the tallest in the world.

 

[coastered]

^I believe so, yes. In that case, I'll build a kiddie coaster on top of Mount Everest and call it the tallest in the world.

 

Mount Everest is Higher than the Stratosphere Tower.

And that High Roller rollercoaster is scraped in 2006

[monsterfan99]

^I, personally, would never consider any Pinfari an impressive attraction...

Truer words have never been spoken.

[jedimaster1227]

^I was simply implying with the photo that the gimmick of placing a coaster, no matter the length or intensity, atop a high location can give the owner a marketing point to name it one of the tallest coasters around. I was merely illustrating the point, not stating that Stratosphere (or the defunct High Roller) was taller than Everest.