New coaster design. - CoasterBuzz

Why would you fly out, there would be no inversions, it would be a hyper coaster.
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Riding the Bull anywhere but the back is merely going for a walk.

kingbob said:
How about a looping single railed hyper coaster... After being pulled up 250 feet in the air, you hold on to your little horsey as you fly at 80 MPH through 7 inversions.

That is the absolute funniest post I have ever seen on this site.

X trains rotate so if you went upside down you proably would just slip out of the restraints. But if you just meant like how the seats stick out to the side that would be cool cause there is no floor under you.Sorry I didnt under stand at first.

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Yeah, I meant that the seats wouldn't rotate, just stick out.
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Riding the Bull anywhere but the back is merely going for a walk.

I'm dreaming of a shuttle boomerang flyer and a coaster in which there would be two loading stations; one stacked above the other. The one on the bottom would be for an inverted/flyer (either. Doesn't matter) train, and the second would be for a floorless train and both trains would simultaneously be on the same track. Could you imagine being on a floorless coaster and right below you is an inverted or flyer train?

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hm... i think it would be awesome to have a wooden stand up, and i think i said this before but the wooden inverted:)

other ideas: a laydown Giga and a REAL ROCKET LAUNCHED coaster

How about a suspended (swinging) looper, I know it has been tried but a design has not presented itself but just think of what it would be like if Big Bad Wolf had a heartline twist after the river drop!

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I don't care what anyone says, Magnum is better then Millenium Force.

that would rock, i loved that ride but omg a heartline twist lol, it shouldnt be that hard with the g;s in that curve, that gay mid drop brake slows it down though