I think Boomerangs are a waste of time and $$. As some people have already poasted in the
"Mad / Wild Mouse coasters" topic, a mad mouse coaster should be used as a 'last resort' coaster (a coaster to put in when they need to keep their most coasters record). What do you think?
I agree on the Mad Mouse thing.
Kyle
Formally known as basketball_guy_17
Yes but, there are new variations of the Wild/Mad Mouse to consider. Did anyone see the reports and photos from this year's IAAPA convention? There is a really interesting version by (I think Arrow) that is actually an inverted-style with a 90 degree drop. Either ScreamScape or Thrill Ride has links to this information.
So don't rule out any of these ideas. The executive and the r/d teams at Cedar Fair work very hard at researching their next ride. I'm sure whatever they come up with will surprise and amaze us!
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Neil
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The Arrowbatic.
One I'd hate to see:
1) Anything by Togo
2) Anything else by Togo
3) Anything by Premier [see above]
I don't know, I'd be interested in a decent Arrow mouse - either the Mad or the Arrowbatic. Even the carnival ride Hi-Miler.
My dream though, is a CCI mobius-dueler. [I think Mr Althoff can explain this one best, but it's essentially a duel-tracked coaster that doesn't so much race as it runs at the other side multiple times, but ends up at the opposite station.
The chances of never seeing a Togo is pretty good. Especially with the lawsuit filed by Knott's (another CF park)
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Neil
By popular vote, the official start of the
millennium has been moved to
May 13, 2000 (now a
Where can I find an EX. of a TOGO ride.
Kyle
Formally known as basketball_guy_17
King Cobra Stand Up Coaster at Paramount's Kings Island is a TOGO coaster as well as the clone at Kings Dominion
Chris DeFouw
I think Viper at SFGAdv is by Togo also. Sure is painful enough.
Also, Windjammer at KBF and Manhattan Express in Vegas...
THANKS EVERYONE FOR THE TOGO HELP.
KYLE