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3: X2, Six Flags Magic Mountain 62: SheiKra, Busch Gardens Tampa 30: OzIris, Parc Astérix 35: Dragon Khan, PortAventura Park

119: Dodonpa, Fuji-Q-Highland 55: Griffon, Busch Gardens Williamsburg 106: Volcano: The Blast Coaster, Kings Dominion 42: Phaethon, Gyeongju World

7: Nemesis, Alton Towers 71: Powder Keg, Silver Dollar City 26: Raptor, Gardaland 39: Skyrush, Hershey Park

Here is a video from some Japanese TV show about the "new and improved" Tokyo Joypolis. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JV10UCO4X4 At around 4:08 there is a segment of the ride where you can see off-ride and pieces of POV in the customary Japanese craziness, but there are a few short bit's...

15: Piraten, Djurs Sommerland 50: Wood Coaster, Knight Valley 18: Storm Runner, Hershey Park 82: Monster, Walygator Parc

^ Yes I know, I mailed him about it, and he will look into finding more information of the ride.

I'm pretty sure it is. Don't know any other that have one.

Yes, you read it right, during the massive remodelling of Joypolis that were finished little over a month ago, they completely replaced their coaster and not only replaced the trains as most people have thought (and what's implied by the info on RCDB). So they have created a first of it's kind...

The two launch cables are pretty well protected in their cages where the catch car runs in, and there isn't really any load on the return cable, so in theory then it's pretty safe as long as they don't shatters completely. Depending on how fast they get a replacement (unless they have one laying...

^ The nylon on the wheels make them work in a similar fashion as a Van de Graaff generator when the coaster is running, that little strap is there to discharge the static electricity that will build up in the train due to this effect. It wouldn't be nice to get a massive jolt every time anyone...

Lisebergbanan have one of the weirdest contraptions I have ever seen, it's called the "Tank" and is a contraption that was made by Schwarzkopf for the ride. It's a hydraulic driven machine to tow stalled trains back to the station. It used to have a drivers seat, but is now operated by remote...

2: El Toro, Six Flags Great Adventure 66: Fireball, Happy Valley Shanghai 31: Katun, Mirabilandia 34: Colossos, Heide-Park Soltau

Dæmonen at Tivoli Gardens would be the obvious answer to your question.

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5: blue fire Megacoaster, Europa Park 60: Tower of Terror, Gold Reef City 101: Patriot, World's of Fun 37: Superman Escape, Warner Bros. Movie World

So it was decided that we were to go to Tusenfryd today, which meant that we had to get out of bed at an horribly early time, for a Sunday, to get there before opening. The drive to the park was uneventful and thanks to some new stretches of motorway that had opened since our last visit it went...

No it's the Schwarzkopf that Liseberg got rid of when they got a new similar one from Gerstlauer. The Gerstlauer one they replaced their old one is way better than the old Schwarzkopf one ever was, even I managed to get some insane spin on the car, where as on all other ones I get nothing at...

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Snoo, About Skyrush, it may have become a little faster as the day progressed, making it go faster and then more extreme/better ride. But as you said, you can also ride something to death if you ride it enough times. So in a way the experience peaks after a few goes and then it's only downhill...

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