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|| Jonathan Hawkins ||
http://www.starcoasters.com
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You're mama told you that your not supposed to talk to strangers. Look in the mirror tell me, Do you think you're life's in danger?
SFoG is indeed a great park. The only rides I stay away from are the looping starship and Ninja. Everything else is wonderful. Mindbender is a classic Schwartzkopf (sp?) looper - great positive g's through the loops and the declined loop. GASM is a very picturesque out and back woodie with NO BRAKES until the end. Be prepared, though , the breaks at the end of GASM hit HARD! Batman is, well, Batman. The Scorcher is a nice compact standup. Cyclone is my favorite woodie - especially in the back! I'll be riding S:UF and (hopefully) Deja Vu on Tuesday, so I'll be able to add to that.
SFoG has one of the most solid coaster line ups in the world. Nobody can argue with the still classic B:TR, and Deja Vu, if running, is excellent as well. With Georgia Cyclone you have one of the most vicious and wild wooden coasters ever, with Scorcher you have what I think is the best stand up in the country, and.........yay! Mindbender!! I mean, c'mon, who doesn't love Mindbender?
S:UF looks good.
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If the shoe fits, find another one.
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Mike
Favorite Wood: Viper at SFGAM,Shivering Timbers
Favorie Steel: Magnum and Raging Bull
coaster895 said:
The rest of the rides are lackluster in my oppinion.
Perhaps you could explain what you mean on this one?
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If the shoe fits, find another one.
I, too, was on the first GP train last Saturday on the second row. The Pretzel Loop was very intense: at the top you get thrown into the back of your restraint and pushed very hard (3.5 Gs but feels like more) into your seat the entire inversion, and then float back into the flying position at the top. The ride is much faster when you're riding than it looks, and it is very smooth, and the inline twist will even catch you off guard when you know its coming.
Mindbender is great, as is Scorcher, Batman, and Cyclone. Deja Vu is very fun, but I found it to be a lot rougher than when it opened last year. GASM, Ninja, and the Mine Train are all worth riding as well.
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"Hello to Yogi, Hello to Booboo, Hello to Scooby Doo. Barney and Fred say hi..." --King's Dominion's Singing Mushrooms
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SFGAm 2003: B&M Flyer!?!?!
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Mike
Favorite Wood: Viper at SFGAM,Shivering Timbers
Favorie Steel: Magnum and Raging Bull
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