What would a 500 ft. coaster type be called???
Tower-of -Babel coaster....anyone getting off would be babbling incoherently from lack of oxygen...400 is high enough..a well themed,dark coaster would be nice though.....
Heh, is it just me or is Tower-of-Babel describing a coaster just asking for something bad to happen to the support structure...?
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They could do it by atmospheric layers, and the layer after the stratosphere is the mesosphere:
THE MESO-COASTER
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djDaemon said:
what would a 600 ft. coaster type be called???
"Overkill"
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soon we'll have to wear an oxygen mask on coasters because the air is too thin. DUDE.. you know what the new coaster is... its massive, you see only a little bit of it is at cedar point. Whats going to happen is that it'll have two stations one at CP and the other at knotts berry farm. I'll make the trip in half the time as a plane and do a butt load of bunny hills... like the one going over colorado
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Now that's overkill.
But, what about a coaster linking all the CF parks, INCLUDING the new Paromount aqusitions.
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Fastball84 said:
I'm gonna say even more than overkill. Double-ultra overkill.
Actually, I prefer Double-Secret Overkill.
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It would be great to see a 5oo ft coaster but I does't look like their is enough room in the area that is being worked on
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