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Lightning Loops, SFGAdv (because what's better than an Arrow shuttle loop? Two interlocking ones) Orient Express, WOF (because what's better than one set of interlocking loops? Two, of course) Reel, BPB (in its 70s/80s colours) Big Bad Wolf, BGW (looked nice) Cyclone Racer, Long Beach (massive...

I forgot about Defunctland. I like a good bit of Defunctland.

Don't like them, to be honest. For a few reasons: - From what I've seen, some of the more popular ones seem to think that they're gods gift to the theme park community, and like they're royalty or celebrities being followed around parks by fans. I once watched a TPW vlog where he says something...

Currently having my neck realigned after double taking so hard at who's talking about someone else spamming.

Well if it does fail, I guess we'll get a few YouTube videos of weirdos dancing naked around a pile of burning Rose action figures cheering.

I hope so, just to turn that little corner of Drayton into a showroom of coasters Intamin would like you to forget they made.

Just get Apocalypse to safety (and by safety I mean another park) and let a bulldozer run wild through the park.

I really, really, REALLY hope this is a mobius launch coaster now.

Fingers crossed they won't replace it with anything good so I don't have to go back to Drayton Manor.

Overrated: Nemesis. After all this time being dubbed the most intense coaster in the world and being one of the best, I was incredibly dissapointed by it. After a good first drop/inversion, to me, I just didn't feel anything throughout the rest of the ride. In fact, I felt like it was just...

People watch. There's nothing more entertaining than watching an operator having to tell someone to get out of the other side of the train, rather than the side which the air gates are on.

I always thought I was being oddly specific and alone in thinking there was something to like about a dark ride having an outdoor/exposed section.

Venom It's rushed. It's messy. But you are a goddamn liar if you watch this and say you didn't enjoy it. A mix of intentional and unintentional laughs, as well as Tom Hardy clearly having fun with the role, make this a simple and fun passing of time, helped by its shorter runtime and breakneck...

Does it though? There's nothing close enough to the lift hill to give you a perspective of the height, not to mention the fact it's an animation.

A joke has flown over someone's head, I know that for sure, but now I have no clue which way round it is.

There always seems to be something put together by the workshop for Halloween, like the last few years with the boiler and the witch. With all that open space, it’s perfect for something big along those lines, plus they finally finished and installed the big grim reaper at the front of the Ghost...

Pleasure Beach moved a Big Apple from Morecambe (I think) in 2003 and somehow lost the giant apple, so the coaster ran without it for the brief time it was there. I said about 12 year olds because last time I saw anyone talking about it, it was in an online conversation that came across as...

Only Big Apple I’d ride. (I’m not that desperate for creds. Yet.)

Posting about BPB’s missing apple before all the 12 year olds can.

CoasterForce users react to what could possibly be a temporary stage: