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Indeed. I got it yesterday, which happens to be Christmas day. And dispite the fact that a lot of people just wander around uselessly, I was quite impressed with it. The 3D game style is pretty cool, and the roller-coaster designer, whilst less able than Hyper Rails was still good. Some flat rides spin too fast and such but otherwise it ain't a bad game. The fireworks are easily the best part.

Whoa! You serious! I discovered that about 2 years ago. Nice rides that are there though. And uh, I thought it was against the forums policy to over-use capital letters.

Do you mean stand up. Cause I'm pretty sure Wet 'n' Wild wouldn't allow such a thing.

For the billionth time here, I've gotta say the best coaster I've never ridden, if I was able to pass judgement would be Kumba. Great colors, gardens, it looks smooth and the gesign is top notch. Fave one I've ridden? The more I think about it the more I love the Bush Beast. It was fun, rough, smelt good and made lotsa noise, but the Tower of Terror is still the best.

God damn, Double screamer by far. It was way more fun, and when you exit the slide and your board glides around, that's fun. I'm talking about the right ride here aren't I? The one at Wet n' Wild thats quite steep and has a weird seating position, and is quite a short slide...

Rubbish. Being inverted merely gives you no place to put your feet. You still face the same way, when turning your body is still at the same angle as on a sit down coaster, and the Lethal Weapon doesn't really swing, it turns. And I much prefer to be upside down on a normal enclosed car/train, it just feels better. You said you wanted a response, there you are.

Ah the good ol Bush Beast and the many times I hit my knee in that pokey out plastic bit. Tis very sad.

Road Runner is by far superior. It has great thememing for such a small and non important ride, and is fun. And those brakes at the end are great. Road Runner for sure.

And I have to point out a mistake that someone said before. They basically said that Australia has a lot of tourists. Well, saure, maybe for a country of this size we do but in comparison to Japan, England, France, USA, Canada etc etc etc, we don't have a huge number of tourists.

Well done, plus the more complex track design than say, for example, the Cyclone, which is their best traditional roller-coaster.

All you need to lessen those G-Forces is a shallower gradient, so the shape of the train(enclosed or not) isn't really gonna make too much of a difference.And height does affect humans in their breathing. That's why they take Oxygen (and helium?) tanks when they hike very large mountains.

Sounds dangerous to me.

Or you can even go to their official website and look at the KMG Moveit/Moveit 24 Or you can simply call it by what it is known as to most people in this country, the travelling Claw. And have you ridden the Zipper yet?

They aren't hard at all. And they aren't hard to get done well. And they aren't time consuming unless you wanna spend hours afterwards tweaking it to look like an Aussie carnival ride. But they're expensive, which really blows.

Exactly. Uneducated people have false views of eBay, same as people who have no idea what goes on on the internet assume that it is filled with paedophiles that want to harm you. Oh no no no, don't go on the internet, you'll be attacked, mercy! Ebay is perfectly fine.

Isn't Meisho just Vekoma in disguise? Or used to be, or am I imagining things.

Yeah, and I've seen some of those shoddy Cedar Point re-creations on RCT2. Ewwww, Don't even bother trying with Cedar Point. Knott's? Hmmm, I dunno.

Oh jeez, who cares, judging by watching Japanese people in theme parks they love our animals. Think of the money he'd make.

As in when is it on? Saturday? Sunday?

Can you start to say (like myself and Clairey) if "The Claw" is either the travelling (Durkin, KMG, show, whatever) Claw or the Dreamworld (Itamin, big, whatever) Claw. It makes life easier and lets me know if theres more Travelling Claw fans out there.

Easy, go easy, no-one likes an aggressor. Anyway, what assurances do we have that we won't be cheated out of our money? And also, how many calenders to you actually make? Just out of interest.

It musn't be that great if it doesn't travel around anywhere but Sydney.

No. It's like the Claw @ Dreamworld I believe. But a crappier version where the seats face inwards rather than outwards, smaller too I'd think... No travelling ride could ever be better than our beloved travelling Claw though.

Well good for you, but I don't think it's meant to be a visitor oriented park like Wonderland, seems more like a National Park or a ginat version of N.Y.'s Central Park. Could turn out nice.

Well I dunno anything bout their financial situation (why would I?)but the Big Banana is cooler.