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1. Thunderhead 2. Mystic Timbers 3. White Lightning 4. InvadR 5/6. Lightning Racer (I didn't remember one side running smoother or more forceful than the other) 7. Wildcat

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Name: Mountain Lion Model: RMC Hybrid Platform: NoLimits 2 Mainly inspired by Hakugei, Iron Gwazi and Twisted Timbers. My goal was to design a large-scale, relentless ride embracing off-axis ejector airtime, speed and tolerable amounts of lateral Gs - in short, the essence of the best RMC...

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After 3 years, it's time for another update. #175: The Dark Knight Coaster (Six Flags Great Adventure) - June 2021 #200: Hagrids Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure (Islands of Adventure) - April 2022 I didn't realize Hagrids was #200 until a month after my ride. I planned for #200 to be...

Inspired by discussions with @CrashCoaster on Discord, I tried fitting a wooden coaster into the empty fields (plus the Reverchon log flume and a few kids' flat rides) around Cobra and Edge. This concept layout would be the tallest and fastest wooden coaster in England (but not in the UK...

Most Pleasurable Visits: Six Flags Over Georgia, Late December 2018 - The park was empty, so everything was a walk-on: only Batman and Great American Scream Machine were closed. I got zen rides on Dare Devil Dive (during any other visit, it's been at least a 30 minute wait...) and Mind Bender...

Controversially... VelociCoaster, Islands of Adventure I definitely enjoyed VelociCoaster, but the airtime wasn't as strong or sustained as expected, and I found everything between the dive loop and 2nd launch to be uninteresting from a ride forces standpoint - that's why I prefer Pantheon (by a...

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During CoasterCon 2021, I got 21 rides on Phoenix (Knoebels) in one day. 8 or 9 were from the morning ERT, other laps were throughout the day, and then the final 3 or 4 laps were late at night. While I'm proud of that amount, I met someone else at CoasterCon that had over 70 rides on Phoenix by...

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1st) @HeartlineCoaster - Really enjoyed the wacky, inventive elements and loads of hangtime. Those first 2 inversions would be absolutely wild in real life. 2nd) @Niles - Though it’s a long ride, the layout is well-paced with multiple surprises and unique elements throughout. It’s inspired me...

Galaxyland in Canada. I have family living in Edmonton, so visiting with them often entails a trip to West Edmonton Mall (home of Galaxyland). Since I was a toddler, I've been visiting Galaxyland sporadically for years, so I'm nostalgic for its quirky, cartoony space theming and unique ride...

?? - Summer 2014: Expedition Everest Summer 2014 - February 2015: Comet, Hersheypark February 2015 - March 2015: Kumba March 2015 - July 2015: Dare Devil Dive, Six Flags Over Georgia For an hour in July 2015: Intimidator, Carowinds July 2015 - June 2016: Fury 325 June 2016 - July 2017: Skyrush...

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Comparing both concepts, I prefer MACK's take on Exodus. While the B&M proposal would've been one of the best coasters in the UK as well, I could see British enthusiasts comparing it as an "inferior version" of Shambhala/Mako - meanwhile, MACK's proposal is incredibly distinct and innovative...

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