Pepsi Max was excellent.

Oh oh oh!! Sob sob.

As for the other coasters, the Grand National was excellent.

I've always wanted to see it at least. Blow it.

I didnt find that Space Mountain was rough.

My head kept bashing the OTS, worse because I couldn't see where it was going. We were going to go on again to see if it was better second time around, but it wasn't running in the afternoon.

We visited Blackpool on the first operating weekend of the year-all you can ride for 10 pounds. An absolute bargain!!!

I think it was 20 pounds, or 18, they day we went, but it was closing in 5 minutes so they wouldn't even let us in to have a look. :mad: Great talking to you. Thanks for the goss.

Dreamworld Eureka Cyclone Movie World Scooby Road Runner Lethal Weapon Aussie World (sunshine coast) Wild Mouse And hopefully by the end of 2005, Superman!

Dreamworld - Cyclone Universal Islands Of Adventure - The Hulk Duelling Dragons (Fire and Ice) Universal Studios (Orlando)- Revenge of the Mummy Disney MGM Studios- Rock n Roller Coaster Disneyworld Magic Kingdom - Space Mountain Big Thunder Mountain All I can say is thank god for having the luxury to be able do do trips to the states!!!

Universal Islands Of Adventure - The Hulk Duelling Dragons (Fire and Ice)

Obviously you didn't have a young'un to steal to go on Pteranodon Flyers

*sigh* 2004 for me (coasters): Corkscrew. 2004 was the first year since 1998 I hadn't been to DW on a yearly basis. I intend on going to MW at the end of this year, and Dreamworld in... 3 sleeps.

just wonderland's demon and bush beast and luna park sydney's wild mouse hopefully i will get to go up to the gold coast for my first time and ride all the coasters up there! cant wait!