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Postby coasterfreak11 on June 10th, 2004, 10:56 pm
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coasterfreak11 wrote:I think they could put the parking lot that is not used very often into a water park!


Forget about the parking lot, your are doing what Six Flags is doing, taking the easy way out. What about all the land [b]inside[/b] the park not being used.


All of the land inside the park thats not being used is land for coasters. The waterpark should be near it, but not in it, in my opinion.
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Postby w00dland on June 11th, 2004, 7:37 am
Um, I think if the land inside the park was being used for coasters we would still have Shockwave, or Rolling Thunder, or Tidal Wave....
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Postby Ilovthevu' on June 11th, 2004, 4:12 pm
That is so cheap, Am E being to roller coasters. It's one roller coaster with two sides. If SF wants you to believe that we have 13 instead of 12, they will always get away with it. I guess our carousel is two rides too and Triple Plays three arms are quite different from each other (three rides). I thought that you might say that one side has a extra hill for your argument. I'm sorry, but that's lame!!

Also, I don't consider Spaceley's Sprockets a rc because I've can't go on it. Yes it is a rc, but I discredit Kids coasters because of that. For the record, I say we have 12 rc.
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Postby coastrcorey on June 11th, 2004, 7:24 pm
Spacely's definitely is a coaster. I mean, just because it's smaller than say Raging Bull, doesn't mean it's not one.

And with the American Eagle debate, I'm not saying I do or don't think it's two coasters, but both sides of AE can be run separate from each other. Whereas the carousel or Triple Play cannot. So that argument doesn't really make sense. I mean that's like saying there are 32 seats on Raging Bull, times 3 trains, so it's actually 96 rides. Just doesn't make sense...
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Postby Ilovthevu' on June 12th, 2004, 9:21 am
My last words on this subject

If you wanted to take one of the sides out of the Am E, could you without destroying the whole coaster? In my opinion, you couldn't because it is built has one. It would be really hard to put a chainsaw down the middle.

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Postby Timmy179 on June 12th, 2004, 9:48 am
it would be rather easy(in term) to split AE and take one side down, it may take a little bit of time but that would be expected of anything that size
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