coaster sally

I am not allowed to say the name of the manufacturer but the new generations restraints that started with Taron are regarded as being better. Macks tighten up, granted not as bad as skyrush restraints, but those are the first generation.

IMO inversions are so 1980's...

More bad moves from Mr. McClure.

Not many people go to a park that has a floorless and says, " I got to ride that floorless". B&M has only built a couple decent ones, the rest are garbage IMO.

a ride similar to twisted collossus would be great.

they sucked.

a "filler" intamin in between MF and TTD is not on the same level of a POS S&S.

CP would not build an s&s at their flagship park. A Gerstlauer infinity with record breaking inversions I could see.

I am talking about the train violently shaking.

hopefully they fix the airtime hill with the trim heading into the on ride photo.

Those places are not a big chain like cf and SIX. Easier to do what you want without bureaucracy.

They could have filled the same group on Orion last year but chose not to. Not golding my breath.

It's a consensus that 2021's class of new coasters beats the pants off of the class of 2020. Intamin is not only making a splash back in the states but it's a tidal wave. Which one is your most anticipated?

SEAS as well as SIX will come out of this strong.

a building like this I like

Tear down the eye sore.

why so much anger?

at the most the investment would be 6-10 million. not bad at all to attract people to stop at the park on their way to florida.

there are tons of smaller parks in the world that does well.

Rocky Mountain Construction

I mean from a fiscal standpoint. Maybe next year. Most small parks won't turn profits this year with still a decreased capacity. Someone like CF should buy increase portfolio leading into a economic boom IMO.

no one is in position really to take on smaller parks.

They cost much more money. I really don't understand what the confusion is. @SonofBaconatoryou understood my post right off The Bat.

I am confused since I am pretty clear that the reason for the decline in b&m products is that parks are not going to be spending b&m money when they can get a quality product for less.

For jsus, the original post if he/she forgot the point of this. And @jsusyou put confused emotions on all my posts....