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Jason1 · 08-16-2004, 06:30 PM

OMG OMG! Ive been to Put-in-Bay! And ive been to that bar! Thats awsome! I was there back in 2000, during a trip to Cedar Point. That island rules, we rode around in golf carts all day...pretty much everyone did. They actually had turn signals and everything, they were awsome 4 seater golf carts. So I assume you've been to Cedar Point as well Ulala?

ulala06 · 08-16-2004, 06:43 PM

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OMG OMG! Ive been to Put-in-Bay! And ive been to that bar! Thats awsome! I was there back in 2000, during a trip to Cedar Point. That island rules, we rode around in golf carts all day...pretty much everyone did. They actually had turn signals and everything, they were awsome 4 seater golf carts. So I assume you've been to Cedar Point as well Ulala?

heck yea! isn't it awesome??? vampyr was there too... we went on our 8th grade trip there... (that was like ... 3 years ago) we didn't get to ride the golf carts though, but we saw a ton of them.

Jason1 · 08-16-2004, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by ulala06

heck yea! isn't it awesome??? vampyr was there too... we went on our 8th grade trip there... (that was like ... 3 years ago) we didn't get to ride the golf carts though, but we saw a ton of them.

Yea, Cedar Point is the best amusement park, hands down, and ive been to quite a few. So did you get on all the big rollercoasters? Magnum, Raptor, Millennium Force, ect?

ulala06 · 08-16-2004, 08:21 PM

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Yea, Cedar Point is the best amusement park, hands down, and ive been to quite a few. So did you get on all the big rollercoasters? Magnum, Raptor, Millennium Force, ect?

i rode millenium force "with" vampyr (he was in front of me and a friend), and i don't remember the names of what i rode...

is raptor the stand up one? i rode the stand up one... and i rode the old rickety wooden coaster... and i rode all of those lame rides that just make you sick. and i did the towers that take you up fast, and drop you. man, that was a long time ago... lol

Vampyr · 08-16-2004, 08:45 PM

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i rode millenium force "with" vampyr (he was in front of me and a friend), and i don't remember the names of what i rode...

is raptor the stand up one? i rode the stand up one... and i rode the old rickety wooden coaster... and i rode all of those lame rides that just make you sick. and i did the towers that take you up fast, and drop you. man, that was a long time ago... lol

Raptor was the green one that was down for maintenance while we were there.

Jason1 · 08-16-2004, 10:07 PM

Yea, Raptor is an Inverted coaster, (feet Dangle, for those of you who dont know)

I dont like Stand Ups (Mantis) Ive been on several, and I havent liked any of them.

ulala06 · 08-16-2004, 10:10 PM

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Yea, Raptor is an Inverted coaster, (feet Dangle, for those of you who dont know)

I dont like Stand Ups (Mantis) Ive been on several, and I havent liked any of them.

meeeee tooo... they are really painful. that one made my legs go numb! O_o it wasn't nice.

Canyarion · 08-17-2004, 04:09 AM

lol

When I was young I was afraid to go upside down..... now I'm not.

DimHalo · 08-17-2004, 10:21 AM

I agree, stand up roller coasters suck. But i've had plenty of fun on inverted coasters (I love roller coasters)

Vampyr · 08-17-2004, 05:24 PM

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I agree, stand up roller coasters suck. But i've had plenty of fun on inverted coasters (I love roller coasters)

I actually like both types very well. I've ridden one inverted coast at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, "The Batman".

I've ridden 2 stand up roller coaster, being "Mantis" at Cedar Point and "The Change" at Kentucky Kingdom. They are usually fun, except for this one time I rode "The Change", and my seat got locked into place with my legs bent too low. That was very painful.

Jason1 · 08-17-2004, 05:44 PM

Haha yea, that happened to a friend of mine one time on Iron Wolf at Six Flags Great America. I just remember on the bottom of the first drop I think it was hearing him just scream bloody murder. At the time it was actually a little scary, but after he got off and I found out what had happened, I couldnt stop laughing.

DimHalo · 08-17-2004, 06:30 PM

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Haha yea, that happened to a friend of mine one time on Iron Wolf at Six Flags Great America. I just remember on the bottom of the first drop I think it was hearing him just scream bloody murder. At the time it was actually a little scary, but after he got off and I found out what had happened, I couldnt stop laughing.

hmm, i can only imagine...

ouch

Vampyr · 08-17-2004, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason1

Haha yea, that happened to a friend of mine one time on Iron Wolf at Six Flags Great America. I just remember on the bottom of the first drop I think it was hearing him just scream bloody murder. At the time it was actually a little scary, but after he got off and I found out what had happened, I couldnt stop laughing.

It's not funny.

Well maybe now reflecting back on it is. lol

TheSlyMoogle · 08-18-2004, 08:54 PM

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I actually like both types very well. I've ridden one inverted coast at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom, "The Batman".

I've ridden 2 stand up roller coaster, being "Mantis" at Cedar Point and "The Change" at Kentucky Kingdom. They are usually fun, except for this one time I rode "The Change", and my seat got locked into place with my legs bent too low. That was very painful.

I do believe unless they changed the name, or it's a different coaster, ( You're talking about the huge yellow coaster right, which was at one point the worlds largest stand up Roller Coaster.) that the name of the coaster is actually "Chang"

When it opened it had this pamplet about it and it had some Kanji Symbol all over the pamplet.

Vampyr · 08-18-2004, 09:37 PM

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I do believe unless they changed the name, or it's a different coaster, ( You're talking about the huge yellow coaster right, which was at one point the worlds largest stand up Roller Coaster.) that the name of the coaster is actually "Chang"

When it opened it had this pamplet about it and it had some Kanji Symbol all over the pamplet.

Oh well, I was close enough.

And it's green and purple, I think.