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In Mexico we also say..."God Bless America!
Raging Bull, Don't Fight It, Ride It
If you see me running, try and keep up!
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cmiesen said:
Three and a half hours for Shockwave, the first stand-up coaster. It was at SFMM, where Psyclone is today. It was the opening season for the ride, it was summertime, and I'm pretty sure it was a Saturday. Bad combination. ----------------- I thought Iron Wolf at SFGAM was the first stand up rollercoaster?
ACE15 said: . 3 hours for Millennium Force at CP because the ride suffered three breakdowns and was shut down twice because of rain.
Same here, about 2.5 hours for good old Maintenance Force .
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Save Cheese on a stick!
*** This post was edited by Joe E. on 9/25/2001. ***
Cedar Point said:
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cmiesen said:
Three and a half hours for Shockwave, the first stand-up coaster. It was at SFMM, where Psyclone is today. It was the opening season for the ride, it was summertime, and I'm pretty sure it was a Saturday. Bad combination. ----------------- I thought Iron Wolf at SFGAM was the first stand up rollercoaster?Actually the very first Stand Up coaster is King Cobra at PKI...Iron Wolf was the first B&M coaster.
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In Mexico we say..."God Bless America"...too.*** This post was edited by Mario---(the one from Mexico :) on 9/26/2001. ***
Back in June, I waited three hours and 48 minutes for X-Flight at SFWoA. This did include a 45-minute period where a train was put out of service and even though we would have been next to ride the train that was down, we were rather rudely re-routed back down the line to the other side of the station... which added another 20 minutes or so. The saddest part is that I was already on the ride a few times earlier that week, yet I still waited.
My second longest wait was three hours for Millennium Force on May 16, 2000. The ride was having some troubles with the yellow train and it was raining outside, so that did add to the time in line. MF was well worth the wait in my eyes, X-Flight was not.
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