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I'd have thought for that sort of money (or a bit more) a completely new coaster would be more worthwhile... even something gimmicky to pull in the crowds. It'll be interesting to see what it looks like I guess.

I'd like these a lot more if they didn't have pretzel loops. Such an uncomfortable feeling with too much pressure on your head and vital organs. Just vile. 1) Starry Sky Ripper - Really different layout, love the zero g and a half and the vertical loop felt really cool. Don't remember it being...

Here we go... 47 10 Inversion Roller Coaster, Chimelong Paradise Atlantis Adventure, Lotte World Balder, Liseberg Bob, Efteling California Screamin', Disney California Adventure Park Colossus, Thorpe Park Comet Express, Lotte World El Toro, Six Flags Great Adventure Fahrenheit, Hersheypark...

Went to both for the first time in 2006 (age 16) so never experienced them as an actual child. I found Chessington pleasant and Paultons a bit dumpy. Not been to Chessington since 2010 but even then it felt tired. I'm no expert on the place but I don't think they've added much even since then...

I remember one from before that - just found it and turns out I started it! viewtopic.php?f=29&t=34119&hilit=websites It's safe to say that most of them are outdated as it was from 2012 :) However I'm going to drag up Fantasy Island's old website because it's just brilliant <3...

^ Might explain why it's taking so long to get the rest of the park back open. I'd expected it to open quicker (without Tsunami obv) to be honest.

^ Still closed. Except the small indoor section. In other news, not surprisingly, the inspector who gave the cred the all clear on the 10th of June has been suspended / banned from working. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-g ... t-36823711

I secretly love a Pinfari. Wildcats & the common loopers can get in my face.

Quite a basic 45 but a few exclusive ones at least. Ask me again in 2018 as there will be a lot more by then, assuming all planned trips end up happening! Alpengeist, Busch Gardens Williamsburg Apollo's Chariot, Busch Gardens Williamsburg Batman La Fuga, Parque Warner Madrid Batman The...

I'm not convinced the park will be finished tbh. As long as the others get out of hospital with 'only' broken bones and nothing life changing it won't be as bad for them. So far they've have been very lucky with the injuries. Not sure what the going rate for a broken leg is, probably like 10...

Jellikins.

Wow. Absolutely shocking and unprecedented. To be honest I can't believe there haven't been any deaths, very lucky if there aren't. Surely there will be some life changing injuries? Again, extremely lucky if there isn't. Can't figure out how it's happened - like everyone else I wouldn't have...

I can see there's another topic but couldn't find a poll. Now it's getting very close what does everyone think?

Muhammad Ali, Boxer, 74 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-16011175

Not been to either but I can't see how KI could be better. These kind of parks only really have the creds going for them and CP clearly has the better line up.

I think RCDB would count those Spanish things. Seem pretty much the same as these: http://rcdb.com/2272.htm

Sandrush looks amazing. The other two are very WTF, in a good way. We're planning on stopping here on the way to Japan at the end of August. I hope they'll get the other two open by then.

TH13TEEN is ridiculous, you actually get pushed forward into the restraint! I don't know why they didn't just make it a bit shorter and not bother? It's news to me that they were added later, always thought they were there from the start. Formula Rossa deserves a mention, but you're still...

I know the milestone police don't agree, but I count them in 50s just because. 50 - Clown coaster, BPB - 2006 [UK] 100 - Xpress, Walibi World - 2006 [Netherlands] 150 - Dragon Flyer, Camelot, 2007 [UK] 200 - Runaway Train, Dunes Leisure, 2008 [UK] 250 - Vortex, Canada's Wonderland, 2008...

Actually looks really cool. The benches are fab <3.