Mean Streak - I Need An Aspirin: The Ride
Magnum XL-200 is fine, if you argue that should TTD be just Dragster since it is no longer the Top Thrill, or MF be changed since we've been living in the new Millennium for what, 5 years now.
Wicked Twister is a very good definition for the ride itself. Finally, though it's not a name change, paint Gemini white, it'd look cool and would draw more people.
-Craig-
2008:Magnum XL-200 | Top Thrill Dragster
2007:Corkscrew | Magnum XL-200 | Maverick
Iron Drag Queen? Or would that be too gay for some of you?
And incidentally, I've always thought that the Gemini would look good painted white with one red track and one blue track. An unpainted coaster, however, is probably less of a maintenance concern and looks better in the long run.
Happy New Year to all.
I'm the oldest one here. CP emp '73-'74
I think that something like taking the XL-200 out of Magnum's name isn't a very big deal since it is mostly referred to as Magnum. On the other hand, using rathofdoom's idea, changing the name Mean Streak to Rodeo is a big deal. Think of the marketing point of view, the roller coaster has always been known as Mean Streak, and completely changing it to Rodeo or any other name would be a big change because people may get confused. This applies to any roller coaster or ride.
We'll miss you MrScott and Pete
It's not like "red wagon" was an official name. It was just a label the employees prolly put on it. Like how we might call it Pumpkin whatever now a days, it's not an official name, just something we might call it. As for Demon's Drop, idk. Plus, I might consider '87 mid 80's or late 80's, it's borderline. To the topic, I think all the names are perfect. Except for Disaster Transport, it should be called like Inside Ride or something easy.
-S. Eagle
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actually, TTDsam, when Blue Streak first opened they had a blue train and a red one. They seemed to run the red train more often, like on slower days when one train operation was warranted. I lived in Cleveland at the time, and the opening of the Blue Streak caused a sensation in the area with everyone going to see it. My friends (who I'm sure all grew up to be coaster enthusiasts) and I wondered why, if the thing had a red train, they didn't call it the Red Streak! There seemed to be nothing blue about it. And we had no way of knowing the ride was named to honor the Sandusky High School athletic teams.
I'm the oldest one here. CP emp '73-'74
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