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    Are you fucking kidding me? Gazza (and others) provide a perfect explanation of exactly what a car park coaster is, and you still want to argue the point? If the brain cells in your head replicated t

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Now that I think about it it may mean it's someones trash but Oscar finds it as a treasure. But then there are the plastic bags which confuse me, very bad teaser if it is Sesame Street.

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Skyrush looks awesome, and hearing from reports it definitely sounds like one of the top coasters in the world, up there with Bizarro and Expedition GeForce. Here's a POV of a Mack family launched coaster called Manta opening soon at Sea World San Diego.

Skyrush looks awesome, and hearing from reports it definitely sounds like one of the top coasters in the world, up there with Bizarro and Expedition GeForce. Here's a POV of a Mack family launched coaster called Manta opening soon at Sea World San Diego.

This ride seems great for families. It has 2 launch sections which is good and keep the flow going (just like Jet Rescue). This is what MDMC is missing! It just looses momentum after the first launch..

Not to mention the fact that Mick Doohan's Thigh Crusher isn't exactly the most comfortable ride...

Universal Singapore officially announces the release of Sesame Street! Read more here - http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1Xjmyo/superadrianme.com/2012/05/24/sesame-street-characters-to-make-universal-studios-singapore-home-in-june/

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Radiator Springs looks absolutely EPIC. The attention to detail is simply unparalleled by any other theme park.

That, my friends, is why Disney parks make billions and billions... The animatronics look as if they were pulled right out of the cartoon! So, not life like, because hell, they're talking cars, but so fluid and natural.

^I had to do a double take on those Animatronics. With the first one I was wondering if it was a projection screen I couldn't see the edges of...But bloody hell, they used rubber or something!

^ Even the projected mouths on the later cars look amazing! My jaw hit the floor when Matter moved backwards in sync with the forward moving ride vehicle. Gives the impression that he's actually moving on the track in front of you. Then the small details like the bushes rustling, and then he comes out the other side. Visual storytelling at it's best!

What I love is how they included so many characters from the movie. Like at the start with Mack, Lightning McQueen's transport assistant guy, the giant lawnmower and the couple from the first movie that needed directions. Also, how they included Doc Hudson, even know he was dead in the second movie. HA! Turns out there is two different ways your car can go. The video before was Luigi's Tire Shop, this one is Ramone's Paint Shop.

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I'm debating whether to watch the videos or not, don't want to spoil any return trip to Disneyland (whenever that may be...).

Here are some of the animatronics, not the full ride. It also doesn't show all the animatronics.

I am already trying to convince my wife that we need to go back to Califonia.

The integration of the projection screens within the paint job scene are completely amazing - Technically amazing

I'm in UK at the moment and I rode the Swarm today. I have to say it's a fairly good ride, some surprising intensity on the first drop and the inline twist, and it's very smooth throughout. Australia really needs a wing rider.

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