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Georgia Scorcher is by far the most comfortable.

Apocolypse at Six Flags America is almost in Roller Coaster at New York New York Casino and Ninja at Six Flags Over Georgia territory. Almost, but not quite. Riding it makes one wish for the Apocolypse--at least the ride would be over. Plus, when you get off, the rest of Six Flags America is...yours to...enjoy.

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And there you have why not to rely on it.

Any kid can change it.

And does.

Once in college to prove a point in class I deleted a Wikipedia post. My classmate got an email telling him the post was deleted ...

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I have seen this stated before and I will state it again: Wikipedia encourages its users to use secondary sources. Therefore, I do not recommend using it as a reliable source. Same goes with Screamscape.

ThatGuy, who learned this the hard way.

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Although Banshee is good ride, Kings Island needs something to really put them back on the map. To be honest, Diamondback isn't really that tall in comparison to the giga and strata coasters out there. I would like to see a giga coaster come to Kings Island in the next couple of years. Something fast, like over 90 mph and maybe it could be the longest steel coaster in the world; they could name it 'Steel Beast' or something in The Beast family. I've been going to Kings Island my whole life and although it will always be my favorite park,it's losing some of it's sting with the intensity of the coasters. I think the reason is that Cedar Fair doesn't want any of their parks doing better than Cedar Point, but CP is running out of space while KI has a lot of room to work with. Come on Kings Island I've been waiting a long time for a giga and so have a lot of other thrill junkies. Break free and give us your worst!

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Yes, but a future new area that will expand will be quite difficult to make..think of all the stairs, ADA compliance, etc if they opened something back there. Put a ride back there ok just a bit challenging with the elevation changes. Areas back there, can be difficult.

Again, CP has a lot of land, you as a guest just don't see it. Half of the back area of the park is largely undeveloped

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