Sweet Ride Station

is there any physics/safety related reason there aren't any roller coasters with interlocking helixes (helices?)? because interlocking loops exist, albeit sparingly. it might be cool

im trying to picture that but I can’t, I can only picture a helix and a loop interlocking, how exactly would two interlocking helixes work? /genq

my hot take for thoosies is that not every ride you like has to be a thrill ride. "i like guardians of the galaxy because it's more thrilling than tron" these are objectively both family coasters what are you TALKING about

disney describes guardians as a "thrill ride" but that's because they're disney. (they also describe slinky dog dash as a thrill ride). height requirement isn't a great metric for determining thrill level, but generally speaking, thrill rides do not have a height requirement of 42". except for tower of terror, who allows 40" tall children to be traumatized because it's a seatbelt ride. also guardians isn't better than tron but that's for another post

my hot take for thoosies is that not every ride you like has to be a thrill ride. "i like guardians of the galaxy because it's more thrilling than tron" these are objectively both family coasters what are you TALKING about

aside from how downright mean spirited it is to spend years begging for a theme park to close because you hope their rides will be relocated to your park, i also wish thoosies understood that railblazer is a maintenance and capacity nightmare and no park would take it except under extreme duress. unless sfft wants it for parts to extend their ww's lifespan by a season and a half

like if we want to take a rare credit with a sub-500 hourly capacity from cga and move it to another property, psycho mouse would at least be a reasonable undertaking for the park's maintenance team

defunctland episode released immediately upon your death chronicling all failed career paths and relationships and somehow michael eisner is still at fault

GO ON ANON AND ASK ME ANYTHING YOU WANT