Intaminous_Me

I looked at super loop pictures. Honestly, they look lame. Im disappointed. All I wanted for my birthday (it's on the 30th) was a nice new coaster at SFGA and they give me a super loop;(

Well, yeah. That's true. I really want something new, like something big, tall, fast , and better. I'm not necessarily putting B&M down, it's just that most of their rides tend to be relocations, or not so high, fast, or fun. It is clear to see that great adventure is trying to save money, and Zumanjaro only costed three million, so they have the money for something. It's just that the last thing I would want would be another B&M like all the other ones. Something launched would be more fun, along with a new design, and possibly some new elements to the ride.

Well, that's true, but I think it's only because most of the Intamin rides at GA are not standard coasters or anything. True, Kingda Ka has a super high maintenance cost, and it often breaks down, but the crowd of people created for that ride makes up for it. El Toro is also built by Intamin, and it doesn't break down often, and maintenance also looks regular. That's because it goes by standard lift hill. All the Intamin rides attract the longest lines, and that proves that people tend to enjoy them more. Although the cost may be very expensiveprobation easily come back. LSM coasters by Intamin have low maintenance cost, and they work well without constant breakdowns. I think an Intamin LSM would benefit the park the most.

This is just my daydreaming power and this roller coaster doesn't exist, but I hope it does in the future. It is an inverted and sitting on the top ride, running as one train. I'm not sure how the supports or poles and beams would work in the structure, but the idea seemed really cool to me as my mind floated around one day. I really want a new type of coaster. That always sparks people's interests more.

I've looked at the picture clues for new rides and I'm not sure that there will be a new coaster for 2015, but there are always things in the clues with "loop", so that keeps bringing my hopes up, but I feel like I'll be disappointed.

People also say that there may be an RMC inverting hybrid woodie for 2015. They should try something new, like an Intamin inverting woodie. Intamin says that they are capable, and besides, RMC is so busy this year with many coaster rennovations to do. An Intamin wooden inverting coaster would fit fine with El Toro, as they would both be built by Intamin.

Great Adventure is home to so many B&Ms, and although well functioning and fun, they all seem just a little too alike in many ways. Especially the ones that are not so tall or super special--they all contain just about the same elements, with a similar feel for every ride. People realize the absence of a wing rider at great adventure, which is very popular. But, despite being known as great coasters, they have a very similar feel with the other B&Ms. Should Greqt Adventure steer clear of these B&Ms for a while?

Although I never really liked this ride a lot, I'm still really sad it's gone. It was the first wooden coaster I ever rode. Since it was already really old when I rode it, I guess the condition was a lot better earlier. The trains are still at the park, I went yesterday. I saw them after coming down the camel hump hill of Kingda Ka. They were on hard concrete floor, by the steel fencing that surrounded Green Lantern. They were all faded, the wheels rusted. Aren't they going to do anything with them other than let them bask in hot sun and get drenched in the rain?

I thought about plantain, but the runaway mine train usually has a pretty decent line. Also, since it is the only coaster there since the parks opening, they won't want to get rid of it. Other than that, I couldn't find anything that rhymed with banana that made any sense. I'm clueless about 2015. I just hope there's a decent coaster.