Everest in peace?

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Jeff said:
Rock-n-Rollercoaster is a quality ride, and not rough at all.

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Sadly, RnRC has gotten quite bumpy lately. My last ride on it (although that was back in May) really felt like a Vekoma.

It hasn't always been that way.

It's still leaps and bounds smoother than the Premier spaghetti bowls, though- even with the lapbars.

If they are going to spend such high budgets to theme a ride they should them them after people.

I think a ride themed after Jerry Springer would be a very unique wicked awesome cool experience.

The best would be a ride themed after Sabu.(If you could live through it!)

Edit - I know that this is way off topic but I just like to add that my trip to Six Flags Magic Mountian is suspended, I recieved a few tickets from the police, I can't afford to go to California now. I guess I will break 20 coasters some other day. I know it's just a number but it feels so cool to say "I've been 1,948,638 different coaster". *** Edited 12/4/2004 9:42:07 AM UTC by juggernaut***

What are you talking about? I'm sorry that I am the first to point out that your above post was just gibberish, but what the hell? You want Disney to spend more money on Jerry Springer themed rides? Good call.

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Mamoosh said:
As is Deja Vu, once you get passed the reliability issues and crappy seating arrangements. But at least it is smooth

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got that right

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Mamoosh said:
For Everest, where else can you find a 200 feet tall mountain built expressly to create an environnment for a steel coaster?

And a huge animatronic Yetti, too ;)

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Didn't Disney already do this 45 years ago in Anaheim with a slightly smaller mountain and four smaller amimatronic Yetis??? :)
(Yeah, I know the Yetis didn't show up until the 70's. They have slow migration patterns. :))

I just wanted to apoligize for such a corny/unfunny thread title. I don't blame you guys for wishing an anvil would fall on my head.

I thought it was clever and funny!