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Yeah, they had misters running when I was there, but it didn't really do much. I felt like I was back in Six Flags Great Adventure or something in that line with the lack of queue shade. :roll:

Heh, really? I guess it's because I've only been on 80 or so but 162 seems like a pretty amount of experience with coasters. Definitely enough for a top 10 anyways. Also, I'm pretty sure everyone likes there adrenaline rush. That's why we ride coasters, isn't it? :P

1. Prowler - Worlds of Fun: This jumped to the top of my to-do list so fast it's not even funny after seeing a video of it on YouTube. The ride looks absolutely NUTS. Fast-paced, loads of airtime, kind of reminiscent of Boulder Dash in a way. I really hope I'm not overhyping this and it is...

It gets better at night, though. Extra Magic Hours are a godsend at that park as far as the rides go. :P

Test Track at Epcot is bloody amazing, probably on the same level as Everest. So many car displays and videos and things to look at, it's almost not that bad to wait in, provided you don't get stuck in the standby line for an hour and a half. :roll: Tower of Terror is pretty cool too, nothing...

Can we at least be thankful Mike dropped Steel Force off his list? :wink:

SDL isn't THAT bad. I mean, it doesn't do much interesting, but I'd get in line for it again. Was kind of fun at night. :) Anyways, I felt really ticked when Big Bad Wolf closed. Had I known about it sooner, I would have nagged my parents to book a trip to Busch. Looked like a pretty good...

I've never been one to call myself awesome. I consider "really cool" an upgrade! :lol:

Err..... :P

Back up, you're telling me there's a Green Lantern movie coming out? Why didn't I know that? :?

Led Zeppelin did that for a decade. :) Albeit Robert Plant didn't need auto-tune to sing properly...

I understand that, but if I give away my nuts, I'm not just going to leave a flappy sack of skin left under there. No, that would go too. Maybe I could even get $50k for that! :wink:

Best post in the thread. Also, I'd give away both of them for $200,000. The money will get far more use and won't constantly itch. :roll:

What he said. Six Flags can't do theming or stories, why can't they just leave rides alone and do what they do best and thrill people? Also, I'm pretty sure the look before you leap thing has always been there.

Trains can be repainted, though. It's possible we're just getting a hand-me-down train to save money and it's going to be re-colored for a different theme.

Both. A good roller coaster is just a good roller coaster. That's pretty much it.

Am I allowed to say that there is pretty much NO way I can take you seriously? :roll:

^ I have to agree with you on all three of these points, although I didn't quite find Raptor BAD. But it let me down a lot. Anyways, I have to nominate Great Bear as my favorite, although I don't have too much experience with B&M inverts. Batman at GAdv is definitely my second favorite, and...

Maverick - Pretty great ride with a mix of everything in it. Spectacular airtime, especially on the first drop, great launch, inversions, tight curves, I just love everything about it. Except the OTSRs. Top Thrill Dragster - Amazing launch, and uh, amazing launch. Wicked Twister - Amazing...

I'm in neither camp. SLCs are just okay rides. I don't find them so rough I can't ride them, and they have a good layout.