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Nice one Ryan. Those logos are super cool. My favorite one is black forest monster. Maybe you should put a eurofighter or an infinity in the place of Invertigo, like one of those infinity shuttle coasters and give it the new name you gave Invertigo. I am going to make a design of a coaster that could take it's place and post it on here.

This is going to be Top Thrill Cubster all over again

Yeah I learned this not too long ago

Imagine riding Orion in the 15 degree weather...I love roller coasters, but I wouldn't sacrifice myself to frostbite in able to ride it. Edit: Bad weather

If any of you know the channel, CanadaCoasterFan, other enthusiasts were very fond of his videos and him as an enthusiast. He was a very well known YouTuber, and it looks like his mistakes got to him. Yesterday, he was caught using CoasterForce videos, and his channel was terminated for copyright reasons. I don’t exactly know what caused him to get copyright issues. Any thoughts?

Is this even legal?

Wow, I am surprised that you all take these parks over Cedar Point. If I were to take Cedar Point out, I would choose Adventuredome. They have two really good coasters, one that is arguably the best arrow looper, besides Tennessee Tornado. It has cool trains and is one of the most intense coaster experiences you will ever have. You will black out or grey out on the double loop, and then there is the airtime hill, and then the super intense helix at the end. It is in my top five. Adventuredome is my third favorite park and I recommend it.

I always enjoyed seeing all the coasters in the skyline. I would love for The Vortex lift hill to still be visible. I would also be very pleased to have the batwing at the front entrance of the park with a plaque that says "Vortex: 1987-2019."

I am a coaster addict, so of course mine is going to be Cedar Point. I don’t know the problem with Millie being forceless, I thought it was very intense. Banshee is more intense though.

Hope so. Merry Christmas! You get finished track work!

Is the element after the wave turn a treble clef?

Jonah ,Yes they can. They are doing it on candymonium.

Yeah I know. When we went to KI, someone who went with me thought going to amusement parks on field trips was impossible. She thought it was too long of a drive. I have two points. AHEM. 1. How in the world did you get there in the first place? 2. Schools in Indiana take week long field trips to WASHINGTON D.C.!

I will be going to ride Orion in May if it is open, and it will be still when school is not let out yet. So when I go, there won't be long lines at all.

Oh, ok, I see what you are saying.

I'm talking about the parts after the drop and first turn.

Let's see here: Mystic Timbers: 108 ft tall, 56 mph, just over 3,000 ft. Orion: 287 ft tall, 300 ft drop, 91 mph, over 5,000 feet long. GIGA COASTER. There is no way Mystic will top Orion. Not trying to be a stickler, but think it through... Plus, Orion is the only giga coaster that focuses on airtime. Rides like Fury and Leviathan are more about the low to the ground turns. Most people enjoy airtime, which is why I think Orion will be the best giga coaster, even if it is small in every giga way. EDIT: The whole stats side of the argument, not trying to sound GP. It is just kind of obvious that it will be better than Mystic.

Is the wave turn completed? I can't look at it on the computer I am currently on.

Just to be honest, I think RMC will still do better. GCI may be the best all wood coaster manufacturer, but they haven't made a single steel coaster. RMC is still one of the best of the best (my favorite manufacturer), and will most likely beat out GCI, even if they are following RMC's footsteps.

Yeah, I was leaning towards that one anyways. Guess RMC isn't the only steel track hybrid manufacturer anymore. Good luck RMC.

Is it being installed on white lightning to make it smoother? EDIT: Another question: Are they adding an inversion on White Lightning, cause if so, it wouldn't be a family coaster anymore. I'm sure hoping they add an inversion because Fun Spot Orlando needs a good extreme thrill coaster. They already have enough family coasters.

If you've seen their model for their racing coaster last year, they are making that track design for inversions. They made new train designs called Infinity Flyers and in their ride design, it has corkscrews and zero-g-rolls. I would not be surprised if GCI becomes one of the top manufacturers after this.

Manta's name has already been reused for Seaworld San Diego's Manta. They don't want another name re-used in the same park. This is just a guess. Everybody didn't like the name anyways. A one trick pony name for a one trick pony coaster!

I totally forgot I made this thread. I don't know why I made it

Wait, whoa whoa whoa. Vortex is being torn down already?!!