stdragon03

Dont get me wrong i do enjoy the shorter launch coasters TOT or Dodonpa.But I'd Prefer the Hyper coasters and the good looping coasters. You get alot more airtime and more sense of adventure.My Top five coasters would be at the moment.unfortunately theirs nothing i like here in Australia. SteelDragon Nitro Superman Ride of Steel SFNE Alpengiest Kraken/Medusa SFMW Fav Woody colossus Heidi park Germany

I reckon those old schwarzkopf coasters are great fun.I went on the loopingstar in Japan and it was my first experience going through a loop without shoulder restraints which made for a smooth ride.I remember going on a coaster at LunaPark and i found out it was a Jetstar2 recently.

I went to Dreamworld recently and agree that the ride capacity was terrible and most of the coasters and rides had only one staff working them. Apart from Tower of terror and Eureka Mine coaster the other coasters weren't that crash hot. In particular the ThunderBolt which would have to be the worst coaster in the world,very rough and braking alot.This is sad as when i went to Dreamworld 15 years ago it was a Great coaster. I wonder if mangement of Australian theme parks Realise how bad some of our coasters have become.Especially compared to other coasters overseas.Not only in Building coasters but updating and maintaining them as well.

B&M Floorless/hyper

I agree Wonderland is better themed than SFMW however i'd rather be on Medusa than any other coaster they have at Wonderland.I think they need a quality coaster thats going to be as good ten years down the track after it opens .Most BMs are miles ahead than other coaster manufactures in that regard.I went to SFMW a few years ago and having being on alot of bigger coasters i still say Medusa is my favorite,Virtual Velocity was great so was Roar.So i would love to see Wonderland get a floorless coaster.

In my opinion wonderland should model it's park on what the SixFlags Marineworld has done. I would look at getting a B&M floorless/Hypercoaster maybe a clone of Medusa or Nitro.Other coaster manufacturers tend not to stand the test of time and get rough and breakdown (Desperado Viper Demon Kong etc.)B&M coasters also have better capacity. However they wouldn't be going too wrong in getting a Intamin Or even a Chance Morgan Giga/Hyper coaster.

I Have done most of the theme parks part from a few on the westcoast of the US.Last year went to Japan and did a couple which was brilliant and i am organising a trip to Orlando for November which i cannot wait for. Here's my list Disneyland SFMM SFMW Paramount's Great America SantaCruz Boardwalk BuffaloBills Nascar Cafe Sahara Casino Stratosphere tower Fujikyu Highland Nagashima Spaland Most of the themeparks in Australia's Eastcoast