Six Flags completes World's Tallest Drop Ride

They need to make one in Atlanta Six Flags

I enjoy those, but it always kind of fricks me up that the final back up plan is always some piece of steel welded to the track that's supposedly going to stop you from dying when you hit the ground.

As if the instant stop from hitting the welded beam and having your insides come out your butthole in the seat is better than your legs getting crushed before having your insides come out your butthole.

Coming over the top on that roller coaster would be scarier to me. I wanna do both tho

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I love roller coasters. The bigger, the more fun they are.

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I enjoy those, but it always kind of fricks me up that the final back up plan is always some piece of steel welded to the track that's supposedly going to stop you from dying when you hit the ground. As if the instant stop from hitting the welded beam and having your insides come out your butthole in the seat is better than your legs getting crushed before having your insides come out your butthole.

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Got to have some risk involved

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I love roller coasters. The bigger, the more fun they are.

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Exactly. I loved Kings Island when I was a kid.

I've been to Cedar Point too, and yes, it was awesome.

And discussing Orlando, Island of Adventure is so much better than anything in the Disney parks.

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I loved Kings Island when I was a kid.

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Did I hear right that King's Island tore down The Beast a few years ago? That was the first roller coaster I ever rode and was always one of my favorites.

I don't think they've torn it down, but it wasn't operational the last time that I was there like four years ago.

ETA: They tore down Son of Beast.

This is my first coaster.