How very mature. And old.

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A simple, somewhat small footprint shuttle coaster with a lot of force.

I'll test for you. I've got some extra time on my hands.

Great ride! Rated.

Ahhh, so THAT'S the covergirl for your icon! this was a fabulous coaster!!! I'll need to ride it again and again to get a real feel for your coaster, so expect a rate tonight.

Bah hard rock park. Imagine... riding a coaster with a classical soudntrack. It doesn't JUST have to be classical music per se... Orchestras can make pretty terrifying music. So can the Wind Orchestra. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://mp3s.sheetmusicplus.com/soundclips/2997181_23.mp3">http...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rasxGfwavi4

This video is a little old, but I was shocked when I saw this.

It looks good, but I agree with the other members. Try not to.... as they say... bite off more than you can chew.

The family will never believe their son was at fault but the investigation will show it was a horrible accident. Stopping the buses will not stop the possibility of another accident. Have you seen how big they make RV's now? Some even bigger than the Disney buses AND you don't need a special licens...

Very original, even for a Mega-lite. I like it!

Why?

I'm sorry, the Screenshot function does not work for me at this time. Well, this was my very first shuttle coaster, remastered. Realistic, fast, loud and rough. Typical of a vekoma shuttle. Think of a dejavu, only this isn't an invert. There's also a surprise ending that's unlike what this model wou...

It's actually german artwork.

Looks pretty nice.

That may be confusing, and if it is I apologize. Non coaster rides are everywhere, now, instantly someone would think "Flat rides!!!" There are more types of rides than that, and hardly any of them get some credit, as much as they deserve anyway.. I'll start, my favorite non coaster but 'tracked' ri...

.. Wow, that looks like something out of a K'nex Roller Coaster Expansion Set! That's not necessarily a bad thing.. I just hope it won't be painful..

Wheee! That looks like a barrel of fun! BTW I love getting bounced around by mine trains. If you wanted a western theme I'd go with... the "Rough an' Tumbler" or something. Those helixes look like tumbles to me.

That looks like a really nice ride! Something I'd love to tackle!

BOOM! This One of a kind Intamin Rocket coaster rocks the face of Seafoam Gardens as the park's newest and so far, best coaster! This beast is unique as not only does it have a whopping 200 foot plus tophat, but it was blasted into the mountains, literally nestled into them, giving a real out of con...

Originally posted by SixFlagsFiesta I wouldn't recommend wheel chocks alone, they can slip as most are not designed with unload from hell in mind. My preferred method is to take ratchet straps and attach them to a fix point on the car, and to the cross rail on the track. Than every few cars another...

Haha, that was Ridiculously funny! And VERY stupid.

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SFF, excellent wording there! A lot of your advice reminds me of the advice my dad gave me. If I may.. I have something to say to sort of add on. They will teach you that you have to almost swallow anything a guest tells you, good or bad, espescially bad. But.. you don't have to take ALL the BS a gu...

It GREATLY depends on the ride you're evacuating from. In a case like that, where a train is on a conventional lift hill, as a rule it's from the front. Not only will it save someone from getting potentially serious injuries (Not to mention the infamous pink slip) but the people who are higher will ...

Out of the ones I've been on.. (And it hasn't been a lot, so go easy on me) I'd say California Screamin'. It's a cool little turn that leads to the launch. As for rides I haven't been on, I'll say Ghost Rider. It's eye-catching, it is. Some coasters need a so-called "Drop Out" to give plenty of spee...

That... is just disturbing.