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I'm sorry to hear that. Thoughts and prayers for you at this difficult time.
For Coaster 300, I headed to Pulsar. Fun, fairly unique design but ride experience dissapointing. Launches are good but ride has to slowly trundle though the empty splashdown twice after first launch, causing a noticeable pause in ride elements. Spikes and eventual splashdown fun though, riders (and nearby path) get decently wet from splash. Compared to Coaster 100 (Troy) and 200 (Nitro), this is definitely the weakest 100 milestone for me so far. Got a local to take photo of me with sign outside: (had to edit first picture as sign didn't come out in photo)
Congratulations @Thekingin64!
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Congratulations @Peet! Glad to hear El Toro was good!300 - El Toro on Tuesday.
I was planning to make the Coney Island Cyclone my #300 on Sunday but the entire park was closed due to rain (still trying to get my money back from my pre-booked tickets), so instead I have a new #1 worst spite
The day at SFGA really made up for it, I'm not going to write a full trip report but the park was open 5:30-11:00pm, all rides open, operations on point (2 train ops on all major coasters) meaning there were no queues, and 4+ hours of night time riding - overall an amazing day and +12 creds in all.
El Toro was fantastic - smoother than I was expecting, with bags of ejector airtime throughout. I love how the drops all dive through the structure giving some great head chopper moments. Needless to say it was even better in the dark, and we were allowed to stay on for multiple rides as there was no queue all day. Fantastic stuff, definite top 10 coaster for me, and new #1 woodie.
300 - El Toro on Tuesday.
I was planning to make the Coney Island Cyclone my #300 on Sunday but the entire park was closed due to rain (still trying to get my money back from my pre-booked tickets), so instead I have a new #1 worst spite
The day at SFGA really made up for it, I'm not going to write a full trip report but the park was open 5:30-11:00pm, all rides open, operations on point (2 train ops on all major coasters) meaning there were no queues, and 4+ hours of night time riding - overall an amazing day and +12 creds in all.
El Toro was fantastic - smoother than I was expecting, with bags of ejector airtime throughout. I love how the drops all dive through the structure giving some great head chopper moments. Needless to say it was even better in the dark, and we were allowed to stay on for multiple rides as there was no queue all day. Fantastic stuff, definite top 10 coaster for me, and new #1 woodie.
Ha so if it wasn't for the rain we would have both got our 300th on the same coaster on the same day - small world!
Gets my seal of approval.
