It may seem crazy but.....

....Camp Snoopy actualy has a ride that is fun. i could not beleve it when i got off and i actualy had enjoyed Timberland Twister, It has some thing to it that nothing else at CS has,it fits. it is just tame enough for the 75 year old lady in front of me and just wild enough for die-hard coaster fan like me. there were only about fifty people in the park to start with, so i got 8 rides off before i decided to head home. i think this may be the big surprise coaster of the year.

"English! Who needs that, I'm never going to England" Homer Simpson

I think all the parks getting spinning mice and bobsled coasters this year probably agree with you!

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This is proof that a coaster doesn't have to be hundreds of feet tall or go over 100 mph to be fun! Some of the best rides ever are the most timid looking ones. (Perhaps I need to take my own advice and get my hiney to Holiday World this year without fail!)

This ain't no book you can close, when the big light hits your eyes. Cropduster-Riot Act-Pearl Jam

Yes. You must get to Holiday World. Although, Legend doesn't really look "timid" when you look at its first drop from the station.

I wouldn't call Legend a timid coaster by any stretch of the imagination. Especially at night!

I missed Chubby Checker's performance at opening day ceremonies yesterday and only got a single ride in (real life called--dinner at a friend's house) but it seemed to be just enough for everyone.

If you get dizzy you can look directly across from you. If you're bold, you can look to the sides for some of the best visuals ever. The spinning makes for some of the most interesting MCBRs ever.

Car #4 seems to be consistently wild. Try to load the car as evenly as possible weight-wise for the best spinning action.

-'Playa

NOTE: Severe fecal impaction may render the above words highly debatable.

Really, Playa? All other accounts suggested an off-balance car for best spinning.

mOOSH

It may seem crazy, but a more descriptive topic title might be a good idea.

Hobbes: "What's the point of attaching a number to everything you do?"
Calvin: "If your numbers go up, it means you're having more fun."

All evidence at this point is circumstantial at best on the Gerstlauers...but I rode a car with two adults and two kids. We boarded the kids on one side and the thing went dead on the second 360.

Take that for what it's worth.

-'Playa

*** Edited 3/16/2004 1:04:47 AM UTC by CoastaPlaya***

NOTE: Severe fecal impaction may render the above words highly debatable.

I know the seating is different on the G's vs the Maurer's, but when Keith and I rode on one side with one adult on the other, we had the absolute most insane spinning ever, the entire ride.

In fact I've always had the best spins when the weight distribution wasn't balanced.

Joe, hopes to ride Spinning Dragons this year.

EDIT: Sorry, I wasn't very descriptive - I was referring to our ride on Spider, I haven't ridden Timberland Twister yet. *** Edited 3/16/2004 3:05:06 AM UTC by Legendary***

OMG I have a new sig!!!

On these types of rides, I personally enjoy the science of weight shifting. Even if you don't get the car to spin wilder or faster, leaning the opposite direction you are turning can make the ride significantly better.
No, I'm not a dork. Ow! Hey, stop! I said I'm not a dork!

Start the Kid's Revolution; the tyranny must end. Free Pancakes.

fearless ben, how can you diss Ghost Blasters and their log ride like that? Im a sucker for Sally rides and I know its short but you gotta admit that ones a lot of fun. CS's log ride may be the best log ride not in the states of FL and CA too. This is not metioning the flats, which I think are enjoyable too.

Lets not forget, the Ripsaw can be very enjoyable in January in Minnesota too ;). *** Edited 3/16/2004 4:07:52 AM UTC by Touchdown***

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