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:Top Thrills: *2003*
"Yellow,Yellow,Yellow,Yellow,Yellow,Green" AHHH
Long story: The best route to take is to train for TTD. Ride some of the smaller rides. This should give you more courage to ride. Also, before hoping in line, ask guests coming off of the ride about their experience. When making the decision to jump in line, ask yourself, "Am I going to miss out on the best 20 seconds of my life or am I making the right move by staying away from it?" Get inspiration from those guests getting off of the ride, then jump in line. Your adrenaline will pump as you edge ever so closer to the loading dock. When you get on the ride, say to yourself, "No need to worry. Nothing bad will happen." When the coaster is in motion, it helps to scream and shout, as this tells your inner fears to go away. It works for me, so it should work for you. Ride TTD. You'll be glad you did.
*** This post was edited by V Dogg 5/28/2003 8:39:16 PM ***
me, i'm a coaster enthusiast...but this thing intimidates the FOOL outta me...there's a limit to insanity...besides i wanna live to be 44
call me a ttd weinie too...
kjd from texas
I MISS CEDAR POINT
-- Harley
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CP fan since 68.
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Honest truth told to me by marina gate readmissions host:
Host: Hand stamped, two cents.
Me: That's cool, I think I have two cents.
Host: I better not take it, by the time you leave here its all you'll have.
My sister went with me and she wouldn't ride it the first day. She said she would ride it the next day. But after standing in line for an hour and half before they opened the line, she chickened out. My wife would never get on it. She is afraid of heights. She rode MF 3 years ago, but would not get on it this year.
I am ready to go back already and it has only been two weeks, but I won't be able to get back this year from North Carolina.
*** This post was edited by John Carle 5/28/2003 9:40:58 PM ***
Go get in line, relax...enjoy the que (taking baby steps and controlling the line is kinda fun) and don't worry about being nervous. Just do it!!! Trust me. I have High Blood Pressure, and I really wanted to ride this. I could have worried if I would have died on this ride, and a tiny part of me did...but for real...you have nothing to worry about. It's JUST a ride. I stayed calm in the station (after three TTD breakdowns for 3 1/2 hours - which should have only been one) and after you ride it, you will be able to say "I rode it!"
The best way to do it is to ride in front, arms up all the way! (after launch of course) Get over your fear, this coaster has only safety design in mind! You will be fine!!!
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If beating old people is wrong, i don't want to be right! hehe
trips to CP:3 Dragster:1 MFer:4 Magnum: 8 doesn't get any better then a nice day in may!
1. Move from station to launch
2. Sled Return / Engage (sometimes seeable, sometimes not. Definitely seeable if youre in the 2nd train)
3. Wheels disengage (not seeable)
4. Train rolls slowly backwards.
5. Brakes drop.
6. Count out a "Dragster 3, Dragster 2, Dragster 1".
7. Buh Bye!
I know studying the launch sequence killed my fear. Hopefully it works for you... seeing youll have plenty of time in line to watch.
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TTD Burnouts = 4
What are the lights moving for...
AHHHHHHHHHHHH!
I Feel The Need, The Need For Speed - Top Gun
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Ed Markey is my anti-drug.
Rollercoaster have proven to cause brain damage in stupid politicians.
trips to CP:3 Dragster:1 MFer:4 Magnum: 8 doesn't get any better then a nice day in may!
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