The Future of CP

Where does everyone see CP in 10 years? 20 years? in 2010 when every coaster will be in double digits, teens, 20s and 30s, etc what new rides will dominate the skyline? What will be gone? How about in 2020?
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Brian Z.
Hometown parks: Kennywood, Cedar Point!
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Jeffrey Spartan's avatar
Technology is moving at warp speed..I'm more interested in the next few yrs..I can't even begin to think that far ahead

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Some how the coaster craze ins't going to be that pick in the next 10 years... it is slowly going to diminish... sad but true.
I agree w/ Jeffry though... in 3 years we will see things we never thought possible! :)

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"Your obssesed w/ that place aren't you?"
It is difficult to foresee next year so how can we possible see 10 years from now? But I would suspect something spectacular and never before imagined to pop up in that time.

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Next CP Trip: 8/17/00
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*** This post was edited by coast on 8/22/2000. ***
To me, I don't think that coaster Height will go up that much. I mean on a 500 ft rollercoaster, there would be so many G's.

I Dunno...we will have to wait and see!

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Kyle
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201.3 Miles to the Point from Owosso MI
The G's don't matter on how high the coaster is, it matters on how large the pull out of the drop is, how banked the turns are, and how fast the element of the ride are taken.

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