Beast1979

Did you get the Park's written consent before videotaping the rides?

I love the paint job and the ride flying through the terrain is awesome.

Ha ha ha! Hilarious. So how does this compare to the tough competition of McDonalds? I bet the clock ride was the breakthrough.

So, what did they do? Sorry, not to Financial savy....

I love correcting that one.

I hope to ride Cyclone when I go back to New York, so I hope it's saved. Then again, I'll be going back once the Freedom Center is done, so it might be a while.....

^Ha ha ha! Terpy sometimes I wonder about you........

So is there any real hope anymore for Astroland?

^^Ok........... Jackson, who even though he has a reputation for posting quite frequently has never taken any electronics into the bathroom just to post on KICentral while I go to the john.......

Steve Martin wore a shirt that said that in "Cheaper By the Dozen 2" http://www.imdb.com/media/rm854563072/tt0452598

This was taken by Trooper Mom in her car just moments ago!

That is crazy!

They are lifting the tallest track piece on the second hill right now.

This looks eirely similar to the Arrow 4th Dimension model.....

1. I have no clue why they want the ride done so early, Diamondback has the (Dissapearing each year) Cincinnati winter, Florida has what? The occasional Frost? 2. That inline spin does look awesome. 3. It still looks like a relatively basic coaster. It has a bit more new elements but the layout is pretty simple and kinda short compared to things like their Floorless models. I don't know about you but I for one would like to see a nice sized Flyer, about 4,200 feet long or more, with more elements than just a pretzel loop and a few barrel rolls, maybe some lie elements like on Vekoma Flyers, and if you could try and work it into some terrain. I see these coasters with great potential but it looks like they are making a bit of a cookie cutter out of it as far as elements and basic layout. Does anyone else understand what I'm getting at?

I remember last Year Winter SOAR was held in Mason and KICentral members could get in along with ACErs.

Lift Done, station track done, station in progress, pretzal loop done, much more afterwards done: http://onride.de/viewtopic.php?t=43166&amp...t=100&u6947

One of the Reasons that ACE did not take the Dipper?.........

As I remember it when it was sold it was, "To a private buyer, who would re-erect it as a nostalgia piece, not to ever have it operate."

2020? I don't want that thing still in KI by 2015! I can imagine it's a pain to maintain, and I am curious to see the ridership on that ride for the last 9 years...... And I called it quits on that ride in September. I gave it 5 chances and each it dissapointed me. So that's one less person to crowd your line! I adored Big Dipper. The thing was a true classic. When I heard it would never operate again I cryed.

SoB is not rough. SoB is painfull. Every single time I ride it I come off feeling like I was riding a Jackhammer during an earthquake. It's not a matter of opinion, it HURTS.

Ahh I think we both have our priorities strait and wouldn't have to make such a decision.