TheKlockster

So Avatar really is a Disk'O? Thats stupid. The thing has a 48 inch height requirement I think. And it isn't even a coaster - it is a flat ride. At least I got my Ghoster Coaster credit when it was still around.

LMAO - yes it is! Cake is freaking awesome! Well not awesome - but I like them. I was just making a random post that was as far off topic as possible in response to Legend Riders post of near equal worth.

I wonder how they got the camera past the lap bar monkeys.

You also need divx to view the videos on my site - including the award winning Vortex ultimate video. Are you Ready to Go?

Amateurs...

Some people like Pepsi, some people like Coke. The wacky morning DJ says Democracy's a joke.

Who the heck would want to ride a Green Day ride anyway.

Hahahaha! I love it! I look forward to seeing ACE get pwnt.

So just the three? Oooookay.... I am going to wait till late June to go to Holiday World, so that hopefully it won't be as packed at Voyage. I can get my couple rides in and then enjoy short lines on Legend - cause everyone will be at Voyage. I will be there this opening day at PKI - the best theme park within a 40 mile radius of Cincinnati - most likely working. I really hope to get to some of the other parks in this area far better than PKI - like Holiday World, Six Flags Great America and Indiana Beach this year.

I think they should build PKICentral: The Ride.

If they operate it anything like how they conducted themselves at Beast Bash, you're going to have to be a member of their little club or fight with them to be able to go.

I have no doubts that the general public will find out what Avatar is before opening day. If you find out today, or find out April 14th - does it make that big of a difference? And if you want to attend ACE events - it only costs 50 bucks to join ACE. If you're that big into coasters - go for it. If not - don't complain about not being allowed into ACE events.

There is only one ride concept that has appeared on the surveys that would make an acceptable - not great - but acceptable replacement for Vortex - and that is the Addams Family coaster - and that is only if they make it intense. If it had inversions, and was at least 100 feet high - it would be awesome. Knowing Paramount though, theyd probably make it 30 feet high with no inversions. But - Corkscrew at Silverwood theme park is 11 years older that Vortex - and still operating. Loch Ness Monster is older than Vortex too. So if PKI removes Vortex - it is just because they are making a really st00pid marketing decision.

They have enough The Rides at Paramount Parks. We need some kind of Star Trek experience. It is like the longest lasting Paramount brand and their most successful. I think they are holding out on it so that people go to Star Trek: The Experience.

How many of these threads are there now?

Naturally, you must be a member of ACE to attend an ACE event...

Ok - I know for a fact that is wrong. I would usually flick the propellers to make them spin, as the cars left the station. But they would stop eventually.

If you think about it - thats basically a Frisbee - its just moved a different way.

But what I am saying is you aren't going to find a ride in kiddie land that kids can't ride! Even 44 inches is a pretty discriminatory height requirement. A great number of kids do get turned away at Reptars greeter.

And IJST isn't in kiddie land. That is why I think it won't be a Disk'O. That and the idea that the Disk'O looks REALLY st00pid.

LOL Thanks I mean - it is common sense. Ghoster Coaster had a 36 inch height requirement. They aren't going to tear that down, and put in something with a 48 or 54 inch requirement. It is going to - AT MOST - have a 44 inch height requirement.

If they did nothing - I don't think Matt would have made an ass out of us. I know he knows alot about the ride - I saw him there one day working on it.

There is also a Disk'O like coaster that is made by Intamin called a Half-Pipe coaster - but it looks too big to be a family coaster. What I am wondering is - can children 44 inches ride a Disk'O - with or without a hump? Because this new coaster is going to have to have a 44 or maybe even 36 inch requirement.

Why - I like the concept better with what it has!

With boat rentals! That would be pretty cool!