RollerCoasters
A place to talk about roller coasters and parks that have them. Everyone is welcome here to both learn and to celebrate these magnificent machines designed to scare you.
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Some basic rules:
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Opinions, theories, and facts are all welcome – but be clear about what you’re saying.
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Back up facts with sources as much as possible
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No spam or sell-promotion. Linking to your own media or site is permissible only if it’s specifically related to a topic/post that someone else created.
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No photos or videos taken on the rides. This is dangerous and shouldn't be encouraged.
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Limit political discussion. When discussed it must be park related.
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No fictional coasters (models, no limits, planet coaster, etc)
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No posting personal information.
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No shaming of anyone. We all can continue to learn and not everyone knows everything -- and that's ok.
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I grew up in central Florida so I've been lucky in having access to the local coasters. I've also been to several other theme parks on the east coast. All that to say, I've had my fair share of experiences on roller coasters. Hagrid's is still the best and most unique ride I've been on in my life.
That's a very great list of additions this year though! Here's to many more :)
Hagrid's is one of the best "everything in one" ride experiences. Even just basing it as a coaster it ranks very high on my list even if it isn't in the top 10.