rollergator said:
"Actually, a long, LONG time ago there was a coaster where riders were "stacked" vertically....called the Whirl-Fly....."
LoL! Great thought Rollergator :-)
For those who don't know the Whirl-Fly was basically a 4 car ferris wheel that navigated a coaster track around 1900...the centre of the wheel was attached to a set of wheels that cruised along a (hopefully!) fairly tame course.
I know, CP in 2003: A launched, tera, no restraint, inverting, 100 degree angled, whirl-fly!
That's one even *I* would hold on for :-)
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John
Albany Entertainment:
http://home.nycap.rr.com/albanyent
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Why do you have to have a license to own a dog, but not to have a child?
Sounds like sour grapes. While I agree that bigger isn't always better, I'm glad the US is taking back the tallest, fastest coaster record, even though the coaster will be about as long as my foot. ;)
With X being an amazing ride that you haven't even ridden, you sound more jealous than anything else. X isn't even the tallest ride at SFMM.
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"Escuse me, can you tell me where the heck the Mystery Lodge is"?
Ok.. if Intamin is using "Dragster" as a codename, then that absolutely confirms that the coaster will be launched. So now we KNOW everything about this ride except for the statistics [height, speed]. I think it's time CP to just announce the darn thing! :).
BeccaRatpor, let's see these pictures you have. Oh wait, you don't have any? What a surprise.
Wise Guy: What are you talking about? Katun is the second biggest B&M invert out there. I would hardly call that small.
If you're sick of everything being so big, that's fine. You go ride Wildcat and we will be in line for the new coaster.
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- Peabody
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Closed topic.