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(Sorry if this is old news)
AV Matt
Long live the Big Bad Wolf
Of course, though, they still are the only ones with those sweet Millennium Flyers, and if this coaster isn't maintained well, look out! That could get rough relatively quickly.
coastin' since 1985
--Erich
Amnesiac said:
How can you say it's a step down when you've never been on it?
It's a pet peeve of mine when people tell me that I can't have a negative opinion of a ride before I ride it but all the positive opinons are fine. I have enough coaster riding experience that I can guess a pretty accuate range of how good a coaster will be before I ride it. Maybe you can't.
RavenTTD said:
Nice find, at least I hadn't seen it. However, I am not too impressed with this coaster. I am sure it will be fun, but it is certainly a big step down from what TGG has been doing. *** Edited 4/27/2007 9:24:58 PM UTC by RavenTTD***
I see this coaster as being a bigger version of Cornball or New Mexico Rattler. Both very fun and re-rideable coasters.
The nineties in that wood structure should be awesome.
Still not sure why TGG makes no reference to it. I know M&V are building it.
Chuck
To me, this ride has always looked nothing short of FANTASTIC.
AV Matt
Long live the Big Bad Wolf
It's just like in that Hard Rock thread when people were like "Well, it's no IOA!" I mean... no park is IOA. You gotta judge each ride by it's own pretensions first things first, IMO.
*** Edited 4/27/2007 11:03:40 PM UTC by Mamoosh***
Waldameer on the otherhand has had their basic design for a dozen years. I suppose that will be less as well.
Dave, Ya know I love to dissagree with ya. You also know I enjoy a ride on a coaster with ya.
It's gonna be a stop if I ever make a Southern tour for me :)
Chuck
AV Matt
Long live the Big Bad Wolf
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