Guitarist Chris

Great video, great ride. I especially like the shots of the water fountains, since when I was on the ride I didn't notice them (until I looked at them later). I think that this is one of the few POVs that actually somewhat gives the thrill of the real ride. I also got my dad, who about three or four years ago would not touch Valleyfair's Wild Thing, to get on this ride. He loved it. The first turn to the left after the second launch is very smooth, but insanely fast. My sister and her friend also rode it, but were held up because of guest illness. Someone apparently leaned back to my sister, and as if it were a medical term, said "projectile vomited". V It also helps that the lift hill is a launch, but this is purposely raw footage.

^I completely know what you mean. The general public has some idea put in their minds that wooden coasters are more tame than steel coasters. They don't know that little hills can cause a lot of airtime. I think that this comes from the idea that because wooden coasters came before steel coasters, that wooden coasters are built like old, tame coasters.I'm guessing that's what they think. Even though some old woodies weren't so tame themselves. (Such as the Crystal Beach Cyclone.) I think that the GP is starting to learn more about coasters, which is why they are more open to wooden coasters now. A little more open, at least. Also, I am looking forward to Black Mamba. Need a new good B&M Invert.

Maybe this should be changed to a song of the moment thread. In that case....Amerika by Rammstien is awesome Maybe I just needed an excuse to say Amerika.