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Also one of the worlds first non-inverted loop, wonder what that would be like...

Me and my mum went on the 'Scooby-Doo Spooky Coaster' at Movie World, and there was this boy and his father sitting behind us. As they were checking the restraints, the boy asked his dad to promise him that there were no drops. As soon as we went down the steep backwards drop, he started screaming "I HATE YOU DAD I HATE YOU SO MUCH". He kept screaming for the entire wild mouse part of the ride, and my mum and I were trying so hard not to laugh. This is a hilarious experience I will not forget XD

The last coaster I rode was 'Saw:The Ride', at Thorpe Park. It was my first Euro-fighter, and my first Gerstlauer coaster (I have been on their Sky Fly). It was honestly the most forceful coaster in the entire park, the inclined drop is absolutely amazing! Just saying, I got this photo off of the internet....

It really just depends on if the ride is worth screaming for, I guess. I've onlg had a couple of instances where the screaming was a bit bothersome, other than that, I don't really mind.....

As of yesterday, DC Rivals has a complete circuit! I'll be visiting the Gold Coast after Christmas, can't wait to ride Australia's first Hypercoaster (go Mack!)

Just came from a 3 day stay at PortAventura Resort, and I can definetely say that Shambhala(in PortAventura) and Red Force (in Ferrari Land) are the main rides you have to experience. Shambhala was my first B&M and my first Hypercoaster, and it was by far the best thrill value of any coaster I have ever been on (talking in reference to all Australian theme parks and Thorpe Park). Red force is fast, tall, and it will take your breath away. I recommend buying an Express ticket for Ferrari Land, as it includes a one-use Express to all major attractions for €20 per person (totally worth it). Red Force was a walk-on with the Express, and the line was 70 minutes long. Red Force uses Intamin's all new lap bar system, which really lets you feel the forces.