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Which would mean we can rule out this being for Dollywood as Firechaser Express exists and is great (and mystery mine exists and is not great) Man Dorney is really getting a hell of an investment!

Such a short ride but it looks fantastic.

yeah, I think I like the Matterhorn Bobsleds and Space Mountain at WDW (as well as other old arrows) is that I grew up on the bobsleds and I really enjoy that kind of ride even if some people find them rough.

I do think it's genuinely one of the best coasters in the state but it's my history with and nostalgia for the ride that really spring it to it's #1 spot for me.

I get it's not the most exciting layout, but a new massive cred is still better than the alternative of nothing.

I know it's been said earlier in the thread but they actually removed what was genuinely the WORST part of the ride. Even with the trims this is still likely a major improvement in terms of comfort for the ride and is also likely just a better experience overall now.

yeah, but it's also INCREDIBLY unreliable in my visits and might be down more than it's up.

This is pretty cool https://www.facebook.com/groups/922880861109334/permalink/4080172958713426/

Have you ridden it? That was easily the 2nd most uncomfortable part of the ride. I think it's MUCH better off this way. I may even give it another go which I wouldn't have done otherwise. Sure losing some track length stinks but if it's actually comfortable to ride and experience a ride...

@Hixee we might get more of these! Seriously if they build anything like Lightning Run and it has a loop it's going to be a big hit.

No park NEEDS any kind of coaster. Full stop. You can want one but that just isn't how the industry works. Not to mention KK's height restriction would make it hard to get most of B&M's models. Also, why is this in news and rumors not in General Discussions/Opinions.

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were they designed like a tuning fork? That was the biggest problem with T3's kumbaks. The train was literally designed like a tuning fork so it vibrated to no end. No idea how someone thought that designing trains after an instrument made to vibrate was a good idea. either way it's cool...

Voyage during the day and then Voyage at night. The latter is LEAGUES better than the former. My first experience with voyage was not great. It was rough and I mean rough. That said I could see the why it was beloved. Flash forward a few hours and the sun going down during a new moon and...

yeah. This is more likely a troll than something actually happening.

Discounting that likely every park will see a slow down because of covid, It likely does mean they'll be a slowdown in coasters and thrill rides as HFE has multiple parks to care for including two that are their main draws that likely get the most money spent on them.

When they operated DL they spruced up the kids area, did some repainting and infrastructure work, and were reportedly looking at RMC-ing predator before their contract was terminated. The park was a real trash fire before HFE got to it. They left it WAY better than they found it. Rumors were...

Came here to say this and also bring up Holiday World with Voyage and Thunderbird

New York (Man this state is NOT great for coasters) (I've not been to RYE also) 1: Bobsleds (Seabreeze) 2: Superman (Darien Lake) 3: Alpine Bobsled (Great Escape) 4: Comet (Great Escape) 5: Predator (Darien Lake) 6: Jack Rabbit (Seabreeze) 7: Tantrum (Darien Lake) 8/9: Motocoaster/Steeplechase...

Man that looks great. Have to imagine it'll be quite a fun ride.