Also to comment on Villian, i agree that it isnt the same ride as a few years ago. This ride has gotten worse with bumping around, but yes nothing can compare to the POS that SoB is. That tells you that some people are thinking that woodies are meant to be as smooth as a car ride.
Also debating woodies, sorry i havent been on screachin eagle, is that a coaster that has only a few days of operation, at a picnic type park. But for me to this point i would say Beast. *** Edited 6/25/2005 3:51:54 AM UTC by MagnunBarrel***
Resident Arrow Dynamics Whore
Holiday World fans should remember the color.
June 11th, 2001 - Gemini 100
VertiGo Rides - 82
I just wish the owner of Lesourdsville would decide what the heck he wants to do with the place. The unknown is killing me.
Katie, who also thinks RWB would be great with a little more track work on the middle, it's be a semi-decent ride then!
Meh, you can HAVE Villian, Katie. It's not *my* type of wood you know. After the 2nd ride that day I was done. I LOVED it 5 years ago, but since then I have never really had a good ride.
The Bobs has improved dramatically. I can't wait till the retracking is finished.
-Tina
*** Edited 6/25/2005 1:11:59 PM UTC by coasterqueenTRN***
Red Garter Rob said:
.. if you look real close. The train isn't black.Holiday World fans should remember the color.
Yes it was purple when it resided in southern Indiana, but it sure looks black now.....jet black!! Did I miss a couple cratches in the paint job where the original colour shows through?? ;)
Just to clarify my above comment about the Dipper running like crap on Thursday night, it really was running poorly. The red train was anyways. In the last two weeks, I've noticed the Dippers' running quality as being somewhat diminshed and less intense. Squealing guide wheels and a horrible scraping sound coming from under the last car as it engages the chain, tells me so. But in the parks defense, I think they have been really busy during this period getting the waterpark ready. Being behind schedule, they probably haven't been able to devote much time into fine tuning the 'Dipper, because it was running fantastic a few weeks ago before I started to notice these problems.
FYI...Villain also has received more track work in the last week. The front was really smooth, and the back (where I usually ride) was a lot less pounding since my last visit. A week ago, I got off the Villain and said to myself they can't let it get any worse than this. Now it's much improved.
Three woodies at a CF park may be a bit too much for GL to maintain, seems unlikely to me we'll ever catch all three in top form at the same time. Villian and Dipper seem to give bigger rewards for less effort than RWB...but time will tell. ;)
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