Hmmmm........after seeing some of this, I have even more of a reason to be glad that CBS no longer OWNS Kings Island.

Indeed, there does seem to be evidence of CBS's same short-cutting, cost-cutting and lack of attention to detail.

Why is it alot of these coaster's are reminding me more of Congo falls or snake river falls than what I consider a "water coaster"?

D:

My IQ dropped 40 points after reading that.

Why is it alot of these coaster's are reminding me more of Congo falls or snake river falls than what I consider a "water coaster"?

I long ago gave up on characterizing everything into rigid little categories. Doing so can quite literally drive you to distraction at best.

This just makes it worse. He keeps saying these roller coasters make you inverted. Can someone please tell me what that means?

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=6753030n&tag=morephotovideo

Inverted means upside down to most in the coaster world....

Or hanging below the track, in the case of B and M coasters like Batman: The Ride.

Even Raging Bull claimed only to have inclined loops...not inversions...

I keep laughing at the "inverts elements" thing. What does that mean? Does it mean anything, or does it just sound cool to someone who doesn't know anything about roller coasters? All day at the park today I kept saying "theres Diamondback, the coaster that invert's elements!"