Arrow / Intamin tied for the most coasters @ CP.

Cedar Creek Mine Ride,Corkscrew,Gemini,Iron Dragon, and Magnum XL200 (Arrow)

JR. Gemini, Disaster Transport, Milleneium Force, Wicked Twister, and Top Thrill Dragster (Intamin)

The tie breaker.............

Pipe Line or a 4D?

Intamin wood please. (sorry for not picking one of yours)

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Top Thrill Dragster Coming Soon

I HEART OHIO

Well, you can sure tell it's the off-season...

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Am I really that shy?

I have never seen this many Cedar Point this Cedar Point that here since...NEVER!

Well, "other" parks haven't announced anything super-special to talk about....like "run of the mill" B&M floorless, etc. not that they won't be fun rides..... The Dragster buzz will be around for a long time, so you better get used to it.

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kRaXLeRidAh said:
I have never seen this many Cedar Point this Cedar Point that here since...NEVER!

I know what you mean. I'm already sick of it, and we've still got another large wave of this (if it ever ends to begin another one) when the ride opens. *sigh*

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Coaster Bob said:

Cedar Creek Mine Ride,Corkscrew,Gemini,Iron Dragon, and Magnum XL200 (Arrow)
JR. Gemini, Disaster Transport, Milleneium Force, Wicked Twister, and Top Thrill Dragster (Intamin)

Disaster Transport was NOT built by Intamin. The former Avalaunch Run was constructed by ITEC Productions Inc. from Orlando, Florida in 1985. Intamin may have enclosed the ride (1990), but did not build the coaster.

Sorry, Wrong. Intamin built the coater. ITEC enclosed it and did the special effects in 1990:

http://www.rcdb.com/installationdetail19.htm

http://www.guidetothepoint.com/content.aspx?channel=25

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Peabody is right; Avalanche Run was built by Intamin; the building enclosure was designed by Curt Summers' company, and ITEC did the original theming for Disaster Transport.

Demon Drop is also considered to be an Intamin ride, but what about the two Schwarzkopf rides...the Giant Wheel and the Wildcat? Knowing that certain Schwarzkopf rides were sold and serviced by Intamin over the years...

Likewise, there is a very good chance that Demon Drop and Avalanche Run may have actualy been constructed by Giovanola under contract to Intamin. But then, if you count non-coaster rides like Demon Drop and Giant Wheel, then the edge goes easily back to Arrow, with White Water Landing, Snake River Falls, Antique Cars, Cadillac Cars, and Turnpike Cars. More than enough to make up for Thunder Canyon. Of course, the two Arrow dark-ride systems have been removed from the park, as has one flume.

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

Please let it be a GIB! Please let it be a GIB! Please let it be a GIB! ;-)

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Anyone notice how few Vekoma's at CF parks??

That is because Cedar Fair is smart :)

You can count Power Tower under the Arrow banner since S&S and Arrow are the same company.

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Waiting for 2003.
Visit History of PKI!

Off season? What's that? ;)

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PKIEMPSOB, you're wrong bigtime. S&S Power bought Arrow Dynamics, they are not the same company. Considering Arrow was still independent when Power Tower was built, the credit still doesn't go to Arrow. Sorry to burst your bubble.

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Jingle Bells. Jingle Bells, Jingle all the way! Oh what fun it'll be to ride Hulk at IOA!

Actually, yes, they are the same company now. Now, being the keyword.

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The top 3 all time cobrarolls.

1)Raptor's
2)Deja Vu's (times 3)
3)Batman Knight Flight's

If it ain't broken, don't fix it.

GhostriderCCI said:
Off season? What's that?
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Funny.... :|

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Why not call S&S Power and Arrow "Sparrow" ?

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Good one. But you'd better spell it SSPArrow...

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

It'd be nice if the number of coasters from BOTH companies continued to increase at Cedar Point. If CP were to decide to go the way of Paramount's Kings Island, by making the park appealing to the entire family, they could up their coaster count by three with a unique Wild Mouse, ArrowBATic, and Virginia Reel. All three would be marketable, especially the ArrowBATic and Virginia Reel, and all three would have small footprints, great coasters to fit into a boardwalk project. Plus, the unique layouts would set apart the three new coasters from similar coasters around the world.

Intamin ( or S&S now that they have a wooden coaster department, but I'll say Intamin since they have experience ) could provide a new wooden roller coaster, also a part of the boardwalk project, and several new flat rides.

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