RollerNut

Yes, someone does...... I proof red mine..... (Spelling error intended)

Ironic song choice, in a season or ten we will see if KK was in the arms of an angel.

KK has one of the oddest layouts I have ever seen.

Carowinds added WiFi to atleast the cabanas this year but I think some of eating places have it too.

Finally a reason for me to visit Epcot, my daughter will absolutly love this!

Where is good old Terpy? ADA says reasonable accommodation to my memory.

Talk about going out in a blaze of glory.

There goes per cap spending on bottled water....

VR died out in the 90s for a reason, I see what appears to be loose articles. Safe to say that Knotts Berry Farm will never get on board with this. The concept defeats the purpose of riding a coaster, you could do the same thing with a motion simulator.

Funny a certain Psyclone was replaced with a GCI coaster at the Mountain. I guess Six wasnt impressed

How could we not be sure.... Who would have ever guess little old Carowinds would get a giga coaster before Kings Island.

Paramount Parks didnt have this problem, furthermore my 6 year old has had an ADULT season for the last 3 years. The reason being....Adult gold passes and jr. Gold are the same price when purchased ON SALE.

I am surprised it has lasted this long.

Nice years before Disney World....1962....Yea, Knotts goes back to thw 1940s.

Notice that they quoted a fan-based website/blog.

I wonder if Arrow-Huss designed their rides for such scenerios, I know during construction one of their corkscrew coasters had a crane fall on it and Arrow had to manufacture a replacement track sections (late 80s/ early 90s).

I didnt believe the train actually derailed until I seen the photo proving it.

I think Six Flags got confused and thought they were Cedar Fair for Goliath, there aint no parking spaces under the coaster. I was refering to Scream at SFMM, Shockwave at SFGAm.....

Better than a Six Flags parking lot coaster....

Kind of doubt it, Dollywood seem to be "poking the bear" on that one. To my memory, Timber Tower was still under warranty and Dollywood was trying to get a part that Huss claimed wasnt covered until the warranty. I dont believe the ride ever operated again. Also I doubt SR&R has any warranty left on any parts.

It is a HUSS, thats what wrong with it. Someone needs to get a picture of it up blocks, I have rhe perfect meme for it.

And that made news all the way south into NC as did KI opening Banshee but none of the problems with it or FOF.

Totally agree! I don't think I've ever laughed so hard as I did in that ride! It was such a simple concept, but really effective in its delivery. (Granted, it was just some special effects in the dark...and you didn't even move, but was a hoot.) Another simple (and somewhat similar concept) that I thought worked very well was a ride at Carowinds that was supposed to be the inside of a ship...you sat on a flat bench in the center of the room, and the outside walls moved around you. You absolutely felt like you were turning upside down, even though you never actually moved. It was wild! (Does anyone recall what that ride was called...I probably rode it around 1992 or 93...no idea if it's still there or not...) Blackbeard's Revenge....Arrow Dynamics Magic Room.....1985-1999....Replaced by Flying Super Saturator.

In years to come, sections of wood track will rot and compress to point that replacement will be required.

Ya'll do realize that when the wooden track under the topper track needs replaced that it will effect the ride and have to be replaced. It is a structural element just like crossties on a railroad track.... Goliath and Outlaw Run are as wooden as The Beast and Racer....