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Not been on the forums for aaages. So here's some favs from the last couple of years. Just Vulfpeck being their usual groovy selves I spotted some Laura Marling on Peat's chart on the last page. The whole album is gorgeous I jumped on board the Susanne Sundfør train when she was full on...

Yes! You just don't brace for airtime on an invert. Then it surprises you enough to make you lose sense of direction for a couple of seconds.

Anybody getting this kind of vibe?

BLT, easy choice. Perfect combo of textures and flavours.

For those who didn't see it, Ian's tribute to Logger's Leap from the Thorpe Park live

Why is it that whenever I remember this thread, my last cred is always some kiddy cred? Anyway, the Go Gator at Loos Park... It might be the only Go Gator with a view of a UNESCO world heritage site (albeit mining slag heaps). Long ride cycle, forwards and backwards. As a Go Gator, 10/10. As a...

As usual, here's a post of films that came out in the last few years and only got around to seeing last weekend. Get Out This absolutely lived up to its hype. A delightfully twisted story with intriguing characters. The set up is ridiculous, but works so well, especially with the amount of...

Excellent! It looks like it should fit in nicely for the park. Despite being home to several large rollercoasters, the place has a very tranquil feel to it. Probably all the trees and lakes. There's something quite graceful about the way the layout bounces through the greenery.

I'm guessing (hoping) that makes sense in the context of what's going on in the room. But... yeah.

The only thing that stops Taron being a perfect coaster is that trimmed airtime hill near the end of the ride. It's such a tiny moment but it takes me out of the zone a little bit.

This is the kicker for me. I've got Kumba kicking around in my top 10 from 12 years ago, so I've got better memories of something like Wild Mouse, which I probably rode in its closing season. Of course this is all just stuff we do to keep ourselves entertained so I can write whatever rules I...

This is probably about right 0 - Taron, Phantasialand 1 - Kärnan, Hansa-Park 2 - iSpeed, Mirabilandia 3 - Anubis, Plopsaland 4 - Nemesis, Alton Towers 5 - OzIris, Parc Asterix 6 - Katun, Mirabilandia 7 - Helix, Liseberg 8 - Dragon Khan, Portaventura 10 - Colossus, Thorpe Park 14 - The Smiler...

I still maintain that one of the best inversions in the world is the zero G roll on Shockwave at Drayton Manor. It's a ridiculous moment of insanity on an otherwise dull and short coaster

God, what a poultry load of jokes

Easily Fluch von Novgorod out of the ones I've done. Turns out the way to make me love a Eurofighter is to stick a whacking great launch on it.

Belgium - Anubis, Plopsaland Denmark - Piraten, Djurs Sommarland Finland - Thunderbird, Power Park France - OzIris, Parc Asterix Germany - Kärnan, Hansa-Park Sweden - Helix, Liseberg UK - Stealth, Thorpe Park Netherlands - Troy, Toverland Ireland - Cu Chulainn Coaster, Tayto Park Austria -...

Might as well update. UK - Alton Towers France - Parc Astérix Germany - Phantasialand Belgium - Plopsaland Finland - PowerPark Ireland - Tayto Park Denmark - Farup Sommarland Sweden - Liseberg Netherlands - Efteling Italy - Mirabilandia Austria - Familypark Neusiedlersee Spain - Portaventura...

My return visit to Efteling on my own this year really surprised me. My 2016 visit left me feeling lukewarm, but visiting on a quiet day and having fallen in love with the soundtracks, the "Efteling magic" really won me over. In particular, I fell in love with Symbolica. Just, the whole...

Think mine was Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom back in 2007. I've got some vague memories of passing by Windstorm at Old Town Kissimmee early on, but I'm 99% sure Space Mountain won. Not a bad coaster either.

Merlin presents: The world's first theme park attraction themed to pre-school fridge art.