
[url=http://www.clubtpr.com][img]http://www.clubtpr.com/images/memberbanners/be4e773a94a989167eb130d5ad78f5fe.jpg[/img][/url]Or maybe they have no idea there's a coaster in America that has the same name.Unbelievable that they actually still call it El Toro I thought it was the project name not the real ride name.
Or are they suggesting that this El Toro has more airtime than it's "twin" brother in New Jersey.
Please convice East Coast USA parks to order a coaster with 4 airtime hills and a straight drop. I am a straight drop lover!!!

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