LovinMeSomeBanshee

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Pepperoni under the cheese is superior. LaRosa's does it right, unlike that Papa John's crap.

This is the view you would see from roughly the location of the new entrance for WWC, right?Edit: On second thought, this is up closer to where the old entrance was. Perhaps from the empty spot where the Funnel Cake building was?

Would a woodie really generate the sort of excitement, anticipation and ticket sales that a Giga would? And don't give me that Golden Ticket Awards nonsense. That's irrelevant.

Isn't that a rather peculiar storage location for Haunt props? Seems sloppy.

I suspect that with Snoop Dogg, anything regarding trees has a totally different meaning.

Banshee's capacity is awesome and their station (usually) runs like a well-oiled machine. The short queue has nothing to do with lack of ridership.

I'm confused.

I'd be disappointed because there'd be no way we get our Giga in the next 5 years if we got something else this year.

For me, Giga or bust. Save the trees.

Vortex last year was absolute hell on my brain. Felt like Jello afterward - and I'm completely okay with The Racer and The Beast.

Glad to hear it's running smoother this year. The last three years, every time I rode it I had to purchase Tylenol from one of the shops. Instant headache.

^ Because it's old. And frankly, the ride has gotten horrible over the years. It once felt like the smoothest coaster in the park, and now it comes with a post-ride concussion. (Okay, perhaps I'm exaggerating.)

Let 'em complain. They moved next door to an amusement park.

I know the terrain in the area of Dinosaurs Alive is quite rugged, but I'd argue that's a better spot for a coaster than anywhere over in Rivertown. If I were in charge, I'd move DA over to Rivertown (if they plan to renew the contract) and build any coaster in the vacant spot. There is much more room over there and it would be a great way to spread the crowd into that area of that park. But maybe that's why I'm not in charge of the park

^ That we can see. Who knows what's going on in parts of the park that we cannot see in webcam. Edit: I know, I know. SOMEBODY knows.

^ I really wasn't a fan of Lightning Run. No thanks.

That guy is clueless. There's plenty of space back there for a coaster. A flat ride wouldn't explain the trees marked for removal further back. I hate how the guy tries to sound like an expert on the park when he clearly isn't.

It's been a year or two since I've posted here, but the talk of new development has brought me out of the woodwork. I'm guilty of staring at the live feed. A couple of golf cars and a couple of trucks just pulled in front of the privacy fence/next to RFYLCB. Get to work, gentlemen.

It appears the flywheel has been installed. They are completing construction of the roof of the flywheel building. There's also additional track in the staging area. It looks like they're about to start construction of the Immelman. Edit: They are installing the Immelman exit track section and entrance into the vertical loop. Looking good.

First transition track piece from launch to Immelman about to go up!

There's currently a good view of launch track being installed on the supports closest to the camera.

Frozen is the highest grossing animated film of all-time. It has an unreal cult following of young girls. You'd have to be an idiot to NOT exploit that.

Yet another very long section of launch track going up...this is section #7 (that we know of) installed out of 77 total.

It appears the first piece of launch track post-station is about to go up on the newly-installed supports.