^I think full-autos were either regulated in the 30s or 60s, similar to how certain other guns and accessories are today (like silencers and sawed-off shotgun, along with some other weapons, require ATF registration and a tax stamp), and then were banned (except for pre-1986 full-autos) in 1986. Thus, full-auto guns today are old, scarce, and very, very expensive.
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And of course Pipe Scream is a roller coaster. It says so right there on the website. ;)
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According to the manufacturer, the disk-o rides are coasters: http://www.zamperla.com/all-products/roller-coasters-rides/
~chugh43
They actually do...Kings Island touts 16 roller coasters with Mystic Timbers being the 16th.... Kings Island's New Ride 2017
They don't list all of the roller coasters under the "roller coaster" portion of the website, they have the "kiddie coasters" listed under Kids Rides. 12 on the roller coaster page, 4 on the kids rides page.
I've also heard Don Helbig and other park full timers talk during events like Coasterstock stating that Surf Dog is considered a coaster.
~chugh43
Have a similar issue with Valravn. It’s those shapped seats and probably exasperated by my large size so I sit more forward in the seats. I think I have only been on it a couple of times but remember not being very comfortable.
TMI but I am more sensitive than average down there as well. I had some kidney stones about 16 years ago and it took the doctors a long time to figure out what was going on becuase although the stones were trapped in between my kidney and bladder the pain was felt in my sack so they kept focusing on that.
The interesting thing about Pipe Scream's restraints is that the automatic "individual" lap bars actually stop at the largest person, which usually means I'm the unlucky recipient of a stapling. However, one of my first rides, if not my first ride, on Pipe Scream (Media Day IIRC) was with a lady in my row who was quite larger than me, leaving me borderline unrestrained. (Not unsafe at all, as long as you're not an idiot who stands up and literally jumps out.)
Does anyone get pressure on their hip on Gatekeeper? This always happens to me. By the end of the ride, the restraint pushes down hard on either my left or right hip, and it's really uncomfortable. This doesn't keep me from riding Gatekeeper though.
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I get the groin crush feeling on Maverick with the middle part sticking up at the bottom of the seat. I got more and more used to it the more I rode it that it didn't bother me like it used to. When I rode it in 2015 after a long hiatus of visiting the park, I certainly had an uncomfortable feeling.
Sacrificing playing video games to ride roller coasters.
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