kiisgreat

I don't think the triotechs already installed at Cedar Fair parks were that successful

I think that Orion and Area 72 are such big and expensive announcement that that is all we'll be getting this year. Hopefully, they prove me wrong.

It's been there for a month now.

Disney was allowed to buy 21st Century Fox which most people thought would be a monopoly. I think the govt is becoming a lot more lenient on mergers and acquisitions.

Herschend

Airtime Thrills overlaid CS on Vortex's plot of land. CS is long and narrow so it'd extend beyond Vortex's plot of land. Timestamp: 5:15

Oh, sorry. Yeah, that was the narrative around the internet

Cedar Fair never puts a coasters on parks’ anniversaries. Look at CP 150th and KD 40th. The anniversaries sell themselves. Look for a new coaster the year after the 50th especially since a giga is a huge investment Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No, they’re actually pretty skeptical. Screamscape was the one who said AA would be replacing Dinosaurs Alive

Copperhead Strike was definitely added with families in mind though. But, I get what you are saying.

So, Fury w/o the light up tunnel? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Fury AND Leviathan didn’t have trim brakes in their animation so don’t get your hopes up. Apparently on the blueprints, there’s a trim on the huge camelback hill. But, at least there aren’t as many trims as Leviathan. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Carowinds is adding the longest mat racer in the Southeast and they’re getting Grand Carnivale for 2020 https://www.carowinds.com/explore/2020 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Red Force at PortAventura World in Spain

That was back in May but Ok Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk