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Let there be a picture, please!

I'm 6'2 and have never been bruised by Rita, not a special coaster but still decent.

Where there is a will there is a way. They can go over, under, through and around other attractions. Just look at Blackpool Pleasure Beach!

Right now. I reckon a B&M flyer would be great. I think they'll get a dark ride before another coaster though.

It feels like you are upside down, you are upside down (albeit not vertically), it's an inversion :p

There is a lot of empty space! It's not something that bothers me personally though.

Looks fun, but very short and not in the same league as Lost Gravity.

I loved being at SeaWorld San Antonio for two weeks, lots of great things at this park!

VR on a drop tower seems to defeat the point for me but oh well :p

Exactly, it's not loose, it's secure. The fact they want to prevent the stupidity of the general population from causing injury is understandable but the way they have gone about it is just complete BS.

POV

Nemesis at Alton Towers; 2 trains 1 storage bay.

Which is why they invested thousands into a new magnetic braking system for the Mouse just months before its closure :p

I think it's more the fact that there is zero leg room, shoulders are crushed by the OTSRs and inversions 2, 3, 4 and 5 feel as if you are being punched in the neck.

Colossus is worse for pain than anything at BPB. By far the most painful coaster I have ever ridden.

1)I'm broke and SWO/BGT are good value 2)Their coasters are the best IMO, especially Mako :) 3)I just don't get excited by Uni/Disney's recent additions.

Wheel change?

I'm going to Florida this summer, visiting SWO and BGT but not any Uni or Disney parks, I'm fed up of them :P

^The throughput on these can exceed 500pph if they are operated well, not that that's great but it's better than 360pph :P

Backwards launches are always nice.