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After checking out my top 10 again I nudged Nitro down to #7... I thought Magnum and Talon were much better.
As far as Superman goes I think it's either you love it or you hate it. I really liked the flying concept but I can see how it would bore some people. Everyone has their preferences.
As far as the title goes, it was meant to represent my reaction after my first ride on Nitro. Besides, titles that just have the name of the park and date are very boring and stupid, so why not make it interesting?
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"If we knew how safe roller coasters were, we'd lose their thrill" - Daniel Keller
*** This post was edited by 3r1c 7/17/2003 9:58:54 AM ***
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Never Has Gravity Been So Uplifting.
Using negative titles to get people to read your TRs isn't anything new at all... I Hate Cedar Point! http://coasterbuzz.com/forum.aspx?mode=thread&TopicID=7481 ;)
-Danny
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Coaster Insomniacs- Coastin' the Night Away
Why3289 said:
NITRO AND MILLENIUM FORCE?????????????????Nitro is nowhere near milleniums calibur of ride, just look at the height difference, speed, and teh coasters are kool, and like wide open.
Some more question marks might get your point across better. Have you ridden Nitro? I guess you're going to tell me the difference between 92 and 80 is palpable, huh. Next you'll tell me that Nitro's train isn't wide open.
Not that I think Millenium Force is a sucky coaster. It's very fast. Unfortunately, that's it. It's just fast. I'd have as much fun on a monorail if it went 92 mph. Sorry.
Don't feel bad though. I don't think Nitro is all that great either. I also think Magnum is trash, but I'd rather eat (yes, as in consume) the entire layout of Magnum's course in one sitting with mustard (which I also hate) rather than ever take another lap on Rolling Thunder.
TAER IT DOWN!
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I'm not an enthusiast. I just play one on message boards.
Magnum is one of if not *the* best ride for airtime. I get loads of airtime on that thing...then again, I get air on MF when people say they don't get any, so yeah...
Hope you have a good time.
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"If we knew how safe roller coasters were, we'd lose their thrill" - Daniel Keller
I know there's severe Magnum lovers out there and I wish them well. But if you love Magnum AND the reason is the airtime?? Ride any of the RoS's or get on over and ride Phatom's Revenge.... Now. ;)
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I'm not an enthusiast. I just play one on message boards.
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I play in a really awful garage band, but it's still fun.
Try Blue Streak in the back for mad Air too...lol I know it's hard to put the two together, but I get some airtime on this oldie.
Homey G. said:
But if you love Magnum AND the reason is the airtime?? Ride any of the RoS's or get on over and ride Phatom's Revenge.... Now. ;)
But what if we love all of those? ;)
I think that riding Magnum is one of those times when it pays to have big, and naturally padded, thighs. :)
As for Nitro, I absolutely adore the thing, but it does have a tendancy to underperform. It is no Maggie or PR but it's a great ride.
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If given the choice I'd choose a hamburger over a hotdog anyday of the week.
Two: Just because one likes Hercules does NOT mean that they will like Rolling Thunder. I love Herc, but cant stand RT. It was so bad the first time I rode it, I wanted to ride again because I could not believe a coaster could be that terrible.
Three: I-fan, when did you *finally* come around to Medusa? I remember two years ago you were hating on it hardcore. Going as far as to say it had "headbanging".
Four: chris, I'm skinny (but getting fatter daily...) and I still like Maggie :)
lata, jeremy
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2Hostyl said:
Four: chris, I'm skinny (but getting fatter daily...) and I still like Maggie :)
Says the masochist that loves SOB and Hercules. :)
2Hostyl said:
cant stand RT. It was so bad the first time I rode it, I wanted to ride again because I could not believe a coaster could be that terrible.
Haha, that's why I rode RT twice, too. First time in the front, and couldn't believe it. Saw the short line, ran around and hopped in the backmost seat. Got more than I could believe, and decided that was quite enough. I wouldn't have dared ridden Viper a second time, though. I don't think I had with me enough Advil to conquer head, neck, and shoulder pain of such magnitude.
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"The most wasted of all days is one without laughter." e.e.cummings
But, back on this subject, and to anyone with SFGA as their home park, my question is, is what rides have been down the majority of the time? I plan on visiting in a few weeks, and though we haven't decided on which day yet, I need to prepare myself for rides not operational.....
2Hostyl said:
One thing *I* dont understand is that the original poster rated the park overall a 7/10 (about what I would rate it), yet repeatedly says how horrible the park is. I give it a 7/10 and it's in my top seven or so parks. I'll admit, HersheyPark is LOADS better, but Dorney isnt even on the radar.
The park experience at Great Adventure wasn't the greatest, however their selection of flats (for the ones that were open) and roller coasters (as well as quality) is pretty impressive, which is basicully the only thing saving the park from a 5-6/10 rating. When I say it's the worst park I've visited, that really isn't saying much as I've never visited a park I didn't enjoy and my park experience is rather limited (as well as my track record, hence why Nitro is rated pretty high).
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"If we knew how safe roller coasters were, we'd lose their thrill" - Daniel Keller
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