Cedar Point announces Siren's Curse tilt roller coaster

Ryan The Ride Mechanic has a great video on how he thinks the tilt coasters work, safety-wise. Interesting stuff. And very terrifying.

JRR and Flying Cobras both have either the same thing or very similar vests to what Siren's Curse will have.

what does JRR stand for?

Jolly Rancher Remix. I had the same question a few days ago and looked it up.

nitro2001:

what does JRR stand for?

Jolly Rancher Remix, Hershey Park. It is the parks Vekoma Boomerang. Originally called Sidewinder from 1991-2001

Hoping to do a drive-by of Hershey tomorrow on my way to State College. Is it worth my time to stop at the Chocolate World store?

If you want like a 3 pound Hershey bar, then yes.

I was actually thinking more about a spin on their little tour/ride...and a Hershey's Yeungling Lager.

Sounds like the perfect opportunity to swing by Knoebels.

The chocolate ride is really fun and a high quality experience. You get a free piece of Hershey's candy as an added plus. And the chocolate mall is huge. Well worth a stop.

They also have a 4-D chocolate movie and you can create your own personalized candy bar, IIRC.

Sorry for the double post. It's because the first post wasn't on topic...

This video from the local news station about the ride topping off was in my YouTube feed this morning.

^Nice video... SC looks good but I can't stop looking at Iron Dragon. Who else thinks it would look good with green/forest green supports? Any green is good in my book.

Personally I think a new coat of paint is due for Iron Dragon. Before SC, I'd say give IG its old Red and Gray colors, but thats not really possible with SC being built next door. Perhaps a Red and Yellow design, or maybe something new entirely, like green track and yellow supports.

Black supports, lime green track, with black rails.

Ferrari red supports, chartreuse spine, cyan left rail, magenta right rail, and track ties alternating between neon yellow and **** brown. Train cars the colors of tropical fruit Skittles.

LostKause:

You get a free piece of Hershey's candy as an added plus. And the chocolate mall is huge. They also have a 4-D chocolate movie and you can create your own personalized candy bar...

Which sounds awesome...if you're 8.

(I'm just giving you crap. 🙂)

Don't mind him. He hates fun things.

No. I hate 8 year olds. Chocolate World is great.

I may be in the minority but I’m not fond of milk chocolate so I actually turned down the kind lady’s offer of a free Hershey kiss upon stepping off the World’s Fair-style chocolate ride. She looked at me like she thought I surely must be kidding, but I had to tell her that I really didn’t like them. And what a crestfallen face she made, which told of how she suddenly regretted her career choice. Got any Special Dark? No? Ok then…
One time they featured a new product, chocolate hard candies that were kind of like life savers and I think there were various flavors. Anyway, they were good.
I’d be in favor of a drinking fountain that dispensed Hershey Syrup.

Same. I love dark chocolate. Not crazy about the milk.

RCMAC:

One time they featured a new product, chocolate hard candies that were kind of like life savers and I think there were various flavors. Anyway, they were good.

Tastetations. I still miss them.