+Danny, listen trick I've had all I can handle
Oh, and Joe, there is no 'c' in Tekno;). I leave the sucking between you and...ummm...nevermind. Suffice it to say, I'll leave it in Orlando.
And Danny, its not Te-CH-no!;)
"Huh? What? Did somebody say My name again?!?"
You love me anyways Clint. Beeyotch~ Beyonce~ younger version of Janet. :)
I enjoy Cedar Point. I wouldn't have gone 8 times this year (being from Cinci-bus) if I didn't.
+Danny, the finest line divides a night well spent from a waste of time
+Danny
Marcus Sheen said:
I think it's a bit strange that Spinball Whizzer and (especially) Dragon's Fury don't feature on the list individually and are instead classed in amoungst the X-3000 coasters.
Agreed. I have not ridden Spinball Whizzer, as it was down the day I was there, but while it looked fun it wasn't anything spectacular. Dragon's Fury, on the other hand, is fantastic - I really liked that.
I develop Superior Solitaire when not riding coasters.
Please. You make it sound like Gary Story made the design decisions when he was COO. Six Flags said, "Here's the lot, fit a ride in there." That's how they operated.
dannerman said:
It wasn't bad - it had it's time. SF has given up with elements.
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Richard Bannister said:
Agreed. I have not ridden Spinball Whizzer, as it was down the day I was there, but while it looked fun it wasn't anything spectacular. Dragon's Fury, on the other hand, is fantastic - I really liked that.
Thing is, Spinball is I think a Maurer 'standard' design for the X3000, but Dragon's Fury is most definately a custom layout which is why I'm surprised it hasn't been given a place of its own.
I can only guess that Mitch knew all of them as being X3000 coasters and didn't realise how different they actually were.
Not to mention the Deja Vu's all got their own spot. :)
And Richard, while I agree with you a little bit, I don't think you can really judge the ride fairly by "just looking at it." I'd much rather ride it and form my opinion!
Joe, who thinks both of those Maurer's look absolutely incredible and can't wait for more in the states!
Legendary said:
Yeah I was surprised at that as well, Marcus. Even if the Spinball layout is a standard design from them, it's still the first and still unique as of this year.Not to mention the Deja Vu's all got their own spot. :)
And Richard, while I agree with you a little bit, I don't think you can really judge the ride fairly by "just looking at it." I'd much rather ride it and form my opinion!
Yeah, the Deja Vus stuck out for me, especially since Stunt Fall was rated so high. I do like Stunt Fall, but was surprised to see just how far ahead it was compared to the closest Deja Vu.
I'm inclined to agree you can't judge a ride from just first impressions really. Comparisons between SW and DF are close; I don't think SW is a far inferior ride, although it would be nice to prove this more scientifically with a poll result :)
I might drop Mitch an Email at some point next year (as I guess he's busy dealing with poll feedback at the moment, let alone Xmas) just to make sure he knows just how individual each of these rides are.
*** Edited 12/19/2004 9:28:04 PM UTC by Marcus Sheen***
Also, I think Mitch would be more than receptive to constructive criticism, as he already takes great effort...wording the e-mail in a friendly fashion wouldn't hurt (a comment not for anyone in specific, just for everyone in general)...:)
You still have Zoidberg.... You ALL have Zoidberg! (V) (;,,;) (V)
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