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Exactly! What's Greig going to do with all the Fluch Coaster Merch But Metal t-shirts now?!

Booo but I like it spooky 😩

I don't love most of their stuff but I do like that song and Flatline, both from the same album. I also don't like that they have very similar names for their albums just with different numbers, it's stupid. That Minnie Mouse song is absolutely terrible 😂

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I guess what I'm really asking is surely somebody on this forum spent at least some of their downtime during lockdown sat in front of YouTube with a stopwatch, watching POVs and counting airtime seconds. I refuse to believe this didn't happen, so please, show yourself.

I appreciate the sentiment but I specifically started this topic as we never discuss 'UK airtime'. Your post is testament to this - we got 12 posts in before talking about something else 😂

What is 'print'?

I had a sneaking suspicion it might be Speed for force. What about actual seconds of airtime then?

I definitely think they should do this, almost like posters or something? I guess it just comes down to weighing up the time/cost of continuing to edit the design for print year after year vs. the potential revenue to be generated.

I think you've misunderstood what I'm getting at. Of course it's great to be eco-friendly and is the right thing to do, but I hate the way parks dress it up like 'oh we're doing it because we care about the environment!' when the truth is the real incentive behind the change is the cost saving...

As above. I don't actually know and it occurred to me that I also have no process for figuring it out? What do we think?

Parks make me laugh when they're like 'it's for the environment!' Let's be real, it's because you will save hundreds of thousands of Euros a year in printing costs. That's the truth of the matter. I am for this to be honest, it's a digital world now so makes complete sense. I would say they...

Hmm Ok so when this was announced my initial fear was oh, hope they don't ruin the stunning aesthetics of the park by just plonking the rides down. Obviously this is an aerial shot whilst still in construction phase so I'm bearing that in mind, but I am worried. The park is sooo gorgeous, namely...

Looks stunning, nothing less than what I would expect from Hansa Park. Random re the name, I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks 'Curse' sounds way cooler than 'Escape'. I trust the park though, I'm sure they have their reasons!

Two immediately spring to mind. Firstly Thunder Dolphin. I remember whizzing through the Tokyo skyline and thinking, 'the station is literally there, how are we going to stop?' then SLAM. Stopped. Secondly the infamous BROMS!! on Lisbergbanan. Hurtling full speed into brakes so harsh they need...

Oh nooo that's sad! Any ideas why they decided to bin it? I didn't ride it when we visited because I generally don't love drop towers, but those who did ride said it was extremely clunky so I wonder if it had just gotten to the point of no return in terms of maintenance? Iconic ride for the park...

PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD LET ME FLY TO THE US THIS OCTOBER

You make this sound like a bad thing? Can't wait to see what you make of Fox Stevenson haha! And HOW have you never seen Vacation?!