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Like I said, "up until the roll" - that would mean the first half. Oh did you think I meant the roll into the first drop? No, I meant the one in the middle of the ride.

Hence the "S" :D

That's interesting as I feel the opposite. After the roll I feel like it just peters out and meanders back to the station. It's like they ran out of steam and ideas. That last helix is just like "ok"

Probably first launched spinner with inversions

I might be overstepping here, but let's stick to discussion and update photos so that the people who want to find the latest on the ride don't have to shift through numerous posts like what you are proposing.

1. Outlaw Run 2. Lightning Rod 3. New Texas Giant 4. Storm Chaser 5. Goliath 6. Iron Rattler I'll ride Twisted Collossus next month and I'll update my list accordingly.

This week's progress shows an almost completed station with regards to siding and we have a second swoop of track installed. Previews of the update are below. As always more photos of the progress can be found HERE STATION PROGRESS: TRACK INSTALLATION PROGRESS:

The completed track segment keeps growing. Progress as of this weekend:

You might be mis-remembering Prowler's layout. While there are several left-and-right lateral movements on the out run, the back run on Prowler is famous for its triple down which has great pops of air. I'm also not sure when you rode it, but Prowler is a "night ride" coaster. If you ride it...

It's like Prowler... but with a shed

Because the park had said this will be a "first of its kind" and a "regular launched coaster, similar to Helix" has been done before.

Had the chance to ride the SFGAm version on Wednesday and it was a lot of fun. It rode a lot like the Batman version at SFFT that I rode earlier this year, but I definitely like this color scheme better. I'm going to post a few photos below., EVEN MORE PHOTOS CAN BE FOUND HERE...

If by "multiple" you mean "2" - then I'd say that's the most popular thought as of now.

Moot point here, but this was the park that started the wooden coasters with inversion craze that we are currently in -- REAL wooden coasters, not wooden structured coasters with steel tracks -- I'm pretty sure most people have heard of Outlaw Run and know that it is located at Silver Dollar City.

Obviously a cultural difference. Since this is a Brit based board I'll have to defer to your expertise. If you want me to post a sample I can do that, but it's rude to post an entire update without consent.

Mind you - it was the moderators that named it SDC. But whatever. I'm glad thread titles are so important here. lol?

One photo is sufficient if you think you must - posting the entire update is rude to the origin site - or at least it's viewed as being rude in the States. Because in the mainstream, everyone knows SDC = Silver Dollar City? It's a very well known park and is a yearly Golden Ticket Award...

Just because this was getting buried.