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Post September 26th, 2006, 2:13 pm

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the second trip to oakwood in a few weeks for me but the first for englich coaster guy and his bro.

we started in corwall at ECG's hotel at 5:30am ready for the 4 hour jurney to oakwood. it was 220miles by road but only 70miles as the crow flys, its so not fair.

we arrived at oakwood at 9:50am with the carpark fairly empty.

standing in the que matt the magician came out to entertain us on his stilts jugeling balls.

aftert entering the park we started with the bobsleds and being the first people in the park and it having rained the night before the track was very slippy and the ride was very fast causing danny (ecg's bro) to fall of in the middle of the ride.

as soon as that ride was done we headed over to speed. as before there was no que whatsoever. the ride itself standsout over all of the park dominating the southen view. the first drop offers some awsome flooter air all the way down. then comes the most brilliant airtime hill ever offering upwards of -1G for 3-4 seconds. then the over bank turn offers perfect flooter and then diving back down into the forsefull loop again with more flooter air at the top before being flung to the side on the outwards banked turn into the mid-corse breaks. these breals dont do anything after which you hit a small pop of airtime and the heartlined roll and then the final turn and the "horizontal loop",AKA high G helix. all in all we rode it 8 times thought the day with the first time being 5 re-ides at the start of the day.

then on the way to megaphobia we decided to ride the waterfall. a small water ride where you sit on small plastic sledges and fly down a drop and skid across the water down below. when you sit at the to the ride-op tells you to lean forward all the time. me ang ECG got by fine but when danny came down he lent back and got bounced in the air putting one of his legs in the water up to this knee and just made it to the end without falling in. it was one of the most halairous sites ever seen and even the ride-op at the bottom of the ride was in stiches.

eventually we got to megaphobia. its very well hidden from the park but when you down the entranceyou get the most wonderful view of the first drop swooping past the lake. again there was no que for it and we got sraight on the back row. this was a very bad idea as its worse than being hit in the balls with a sledge hammer. the ride itself is full of airtime on every drop and bunnyhill and fill of lats on the turns. in the front cars its a very enjoyable coaster as we found out later on in the day but the back row needs to be avoided.

after a fantastic ride on megaphobia we headed to bounce. a surpising huss shot and drop tower. good posertives on the shot with a few bounces before seting down and rapidly climbing to the top again for some quite forseful airtime on the drop as its pulled down.

and of corse we cannot forget the treetops coaster. the best kiddie rollercoaster ever built twisting throught the trees very close, however the train is way to lona and tby the time it starts to pickup speed the front of the train is at the bottom of the first drop. unfortunetally we didnt re-ride it as it had funny opening times opening every hour for half-an-hour.

then came hydra. the scaryest ride in creation. its a water coaster standing napproximatly 160ft with a near vertical drop. its got a very slow lift and the turn is very bumpy and it flys quite quickly over the top of the drop. all the way down there is massive flooter air and the end of the drop is never visable becaus as you reach the vertical your then blinded by water as it hits the water with such a forse sending alot of water into the bridge over the splash area (which we unfortunetally felt the forse of as we got in the wrong place to miss the water). it is by far the wettest ride in the uk if not the world. as we were so wet we re-rode straight away.

the rest of the day was filled with re-rides and smaller rides adding up to a spectacular park visit before the start of heading home.

we planned on a hotel but stupidly didnt book one anywhere and we ended up in a place called porth carwl. we got a fantastic room in the pier hotel. it was above a bar with a sink, telly, open wardrobe and 3 beds. 1 was as hard as a door, 1 was so soft if you slept off center you fall out and the other was broken. anyway back on topic. after grabing a kebab we headed to coney island amusement park (AKA pat evens fun fair). when we got in we were surprised that the sign on the front read all rides 50p for end of season. first we started on a chance morgan revelution 20. very forseful ride with some good airtime. then a surprise of a prifari RC50 which rocked. really we all enjoyed it if not a bit painful around the jaw area. it had some good drops and the trains were so heavy it picked up speed so fast. we also rode some of the coolest ever looking dodgems, some thunder bobs which were very fast and nearly broke my ribs and a tidal wave thing which lasted ages and made me and ecg feel sick.


all in all it was a very good trip which everyone enjoyed. there would of been many pics but the batterys in my camera didnt charge propely and the park was compleatly sold out of AA batterys.
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Post September 26th, 2006, 3:27 pm

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Yeah, was a great trip.
Speed is one hell of a coaster, so so awesome.
The hotel was a laugh looking back on it. Feel better without a prostitute right underneath us!
Hmmm :-|

Very successful trip[:)]. As per usuall.

Post September 26th, 2006, 7:01 pm

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I wish I coulda gone, sounds like you guys had a lotta fun.

Post October 16th, 2006, 9:34 am

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Sounds like a good trip!
But you got some facts wrong!
Megafobia not Megaphobia
Speed has 1.3 negative g's not 1g
Hydro is 115ft tall not 160 and has a 79% degreedrop.

Post October 16th, 2006, 10:14 am

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piss off noob, look at how its writen with the pretence. meaning i didnt know so i surgested. dont make your first posts to piss people off of you will be branded as a burner
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Post October 16th, 2006, 10:30 am

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Christ Gazag, calm down. He was only trying to help.

Post October 16th, 2006, 10:44 am

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sorry ive had a bad day at drayton manor and i needed to take it out on somone, unfortunetally it happened to be this noob
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Post October 20th, 2006, 3:28 pm

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Excuseeeee me! I was olny trying to help, and im only a newbie on this site! Jus because im a newbie on here does not make me a noob!

Post October 20th, 2006, 3:48 pm
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Post October 20th, 2006, 3:52 pm

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No infact it does not! A noob is a Newbie who acts like a nob which I am not, I am meerly trying to help!

Post October 20th, 2006, 4:01 pm

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i agree your trying to help but you noobish behavoir in us telling you your a noob shows you as a noob
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Post October 20th, 2006, 4:14 pm

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Can you please tell me how am I acting in a noobish behaviour?

Post October 20th, 2006, 4:38 pm

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Originally posted by Insane

No infact it does not! A noob is a Newbie who acts like a nob which I am not


complaining on why your not a noob, very noobish and the fact you havent been here that long and are posting this make you a proper noob. being a noob isnt a bad thing and only means your new, noobish behavoiur is a totally diffrent thing
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Post October 20th, 2006, 4:41 pm

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Golly (lolzzz) Gazag, calm down man! He was just correcting something that he thought was wrong.

Post October 20th, 2006, 8:03 pm
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Originally posted by Insane

Can you please tell me how am I acting in a noobish behaviour?


a noob never knows when he is acting like a noob, so yeah... [:D]
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Post October 20th, 2006, 8:26 pm
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bowser joe? is that you?....
sounds like fun gazag, i really wish i could ride megafobia, sounds like a kick in the pants.. glad you had fun.


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