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Oh, those poor Ingalls girls...
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rsoxguy
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Ooo, I would do that!
Nemo14
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NYwdwfan
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I remember getting off and being SO GLAD it was over. The loops were fun though!!
Nemo14
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I don't consider any of the rides in Disney as "thrill" rides, but they are fun rides. I just don't do the teacups anymore if I can help it.
NYwdwfan
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That was about 15 years ago - I used to be more adventurous! Oh and I just checked - that's one track and (trivia alert) it was the first coaster to have interlocking loops. The Six Flags in NJ has (or used to have) a ride called "Free Fall" which I was never able to get myself on. I can handle loops all day long but I HATE drops. Especially straight down.
Nemo14
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*pushes you onto ToT*
rsoxguy
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You and The Mom together, with me and Nemo14 waiting in the gift shop with t-shirts that say "I'm with the brave girls". Shall we set a time?
NYwdwfan
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I've gotta get myself on Everest first. ToT is last on my list. Unless I get pushed. I get the feeling if you try to push The Mom you're going to get a skillet to the noggin!
Nemo14
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Everest isn't bad at all. It's kind of a smoother version of Big Thunder with a little backwards motion thrown in.
NYwdwfan
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While we're completely off topic, would you ride this:
Description: Towering 15 stories above the ground, SkyScreamer will reside next to the classic Big Wheel. Thirty-two guests will board the ride and sit two across in open-air swings as they climb to the top of the SkyScreamer tower while spinning round and round. At full swing, guests will soar in a 98-ft. circle at speeds of 40 mph high above the park below.
I'm afraid of heights so there is NO WAY I would. My husband is usually not scared of ANYTHING but when we got a card in the mail from Great Adventure announcing this new ride he said "there is no [expletive] way I would go on that - it just doesn't look safe."
Description: Towering 15 stories above the ground, SkyScreamer will reside next to the classic Big Wheel. Thirty-two guests will board the ride and sit two across in open-air swings as they climb to the top of the SkyScreamer tower while spinning round and round. At full swing, guests will soar in a 98-ft. circle at speeds of 40 mph high above the park below.
I'm afraid of heights so there is NO WAY I would. My husband is usually not scared of ANYTHING but when we got a card in the mail from Great Adventure announcing this new ride he said "there is no [expletive] way I would go on that - it just doesn't look safe."
NYwdwfan
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BTMRR is by far my favorite ride in all 4 parks. Theming plays into it a lot but I just LOVE it. You're making me not so scared on EE anymore.
Nemo14
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While we're completely off topic, would you ride this:
Description: Towering 15 stories above the ground, SkyScreamer will reside next to the classic Big Wheel. Thirty-two guests will board the ride and sit two across in open-air swings as they climb to the top of the SkyScreamer tower while spinning round and round. At full swing, guests will soar in a 98-ft. circle at speeds of 40 mph high above the park below.
I'm afraid of heights so there is NO WAY I would. My husband is usually not scared of ANYTHING but when we got a card in the mail from Great Adventure announcing this new ride he said "there is no [expletive] way I would go on that - it just doesn't look safe."
That one wouldn't bother me, as long as the swings stayed attached....
rsoxguy
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Well, yeah, that...