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Yeah, thanks i was kind of just wondering how those things were launched

ok, I will type up a TR tomorrow

hmm. I will always wonder :confused:

On the Kingda Ka animated video i have seen, Just before the launch bit a small plate like thing slides under the train. Is this a magnet that is pulled to the end of the launch track and by then the train has got enough speed to make it up the tower. I was just wondering if this is how those motors work could somebody please tell me exactly

Mine are 1. ToT 2. Wipeout 3. Demon 4. Lethal Weapon 5. Corkscrew 6. Giant Drop 7. Cyclone 8. Wild West Falls 9. Bush Beast 10. Scooby Doo Spooky Coaster

When i went to Luna Park yesterday, where the entrance for the tumble bug is I saw yellow rollercoster track painted onto the walls on either side of the entrance. Is this where the big dipper used to be. I never got to ride it while at Luna Park.

My favourite is Luna Park Sydney. It is in a great location right on the harbour and has some great rides, and i go there quite often now(but i wish Big Dipper was still there) Dreamworld is the best for thills though because of all the world class rides

Sorry I just didnt know that you could

it coast $13 milllion and that is more expensive than Cyclone and Wipeout put together(I think) or just a bit cheaper than ToT.

I was just wondering as i am heading up to Warner Bros. Movie World in a month or so, what the scooby doo spooky coaster is like. I have heard about it being a great coaster and it cost $13 million so it must be alright

when I went to the website a while ago you could only get a 30 day trial

where can you download no limits coaster design for free when I went to the website a while ago you could only get a 30 day trial

i go for ps2 because of its connectability to stuff with the optical and usb things it more set up for big tvs and stuff

it seems as though luna park will never have any big rides short term

The launch is 261m long

Yeah i drove past it one day in wa and it seemed to be a nice little park :cool: