big rollercoaster
cedar point needs a rollercoaster what will start at the gate up come in at work it ways in the park the side of the games to the beach to soakcity to the camping to the water rides to the MF to thesmall driving cars to the raptor back to the gate what you start at the talls fasters longs ride on a rollercoaster it will cost alot but it will be so munch fun to ride it will take 2 to 3 years to put up at the point!! what do all of you think of this
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How about we wait till MF is built? What (I think) you're talking about is a rollercoaster that travels the length of the park and gives a scenic perspective.
Note to everyone - it's fun to talk about what will be, what could be, etc., but we are virtually on the eve of what promises to be the most exciting coaster ever built!!! The sheer amount of cash being spent alone should be convincing. Not to mention, has the Point built a coaster in the past ten years that failed to disappoint when it debuted? (except DT)
Nuff said!!!
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How about we wait till MF is built? What (I think) you're talking about is a rollercoaster that travels the length of the park and gives a scenic perspective.
Note to everyone - it's fun to talk about what will be, what could be, etc., but we are virtually on the eve of what promises to be the most exciting coaster ever built!!! The sheer amount of cash being spent alone should be convincing. Not to mention, has the Point built a coaster in the past ten years that failed to disappoint when it debuted? (except DT)
Nuff said!!!
Disaster Transport became a disappointment over time. But if you look at its debut (10 years ago this May), lines for this ride were quite long all season long (and at least the queue was air conditioned).
And while D.T. is still considered a roller coaster, in reality, it's just an enclosed bobsled ride. When Avalanche Run was constructed, it wasn't considered to be a roller coaster until they (CP) put up walls and a roof over it, gave it a theme, and a change of name.
And while D.T. is still considered a roller coaster, in reality, it's just an enclosed bobsled ride. When Avalanche Run was constructed, it wasn't considered to be a roller coaster until they (CP) put up walls and a roof over it, gave it a theme, and a change of name.
Closed topic.