I made a POV of a wildcat rollercoaster at the cheesy park AdventureParkUSA(FailventureparkUSA). It will bw below. Its simillar to wildcat at Cedar Point.
REALLY!!!!!?????!!!!!!!!?????
A few hours ago a 5.5 earthquake struck Canada near the Ontario-Quebec border.It was felt in New England, New York, Michigan and even as far as Chicago. The reason this post is called REALLY!!!!!?????!!!!!!????? is beacuse it was felt in my area in Maryland near Baltimore! Its amazing it travelled all the way from Canada to Baltimore! I didnt feel anything but it was there!
AdventureParkUSA
I be going to a small Amusment Park near Frederick, MD called AdventureParkUSA next week. Its seems kinda like a cheesey place cause it has a western them with a few rides and go-carts and other stuff. It has a wildcat rollercoaster which i hope to make a POV of. Im might go to KD or Hershey later this summer maybe. Here is a link for the AdventureParkUSA site idk why but you might want to see it or go or whatever.
http://www.adventureparkusa.com/. Here is are some pictures:
http://www.adventureparkusa.com/. Here is are some pictures:
BGW new drop ride
Recently Busch Gardens Williamsburg has invested in a 260 ft drop ride. Here is the article in the Virginia Gazette i copied and pasted:
JAMES CITY — Busch Gardens plans to build a 26-story “tower” coaster that will easily eclipse the 205-foot peak of Griffon.
An application to the county for a height waiver describes a “thrill attraction of a single tower not to exceed 260 feet above ground level.” That strongly suggests a drop coaster, along the lines of “Tower of Terror” at Universal Orlando or “Drop Zone” at Kings Island in Cincinnati, which tops out at 315 feet and holds 40 passengers.
A similar drop coaster ride is in Germany’s Hansapark. “Monte Zuma” lifts 30 riders 160 feet in the air, and either drops them, catapults them up, or goes up and down like a yo-yo.
The Busch application is timely, since the theme park tends to roll out a new ride every three years. A balloon was lofted last Thursday to gauge the visibility of the ride.
Expansion reinforces Busch’s place as the driver of tourism in greater Williamsburg.
The new ride will be located in Germany, next to Der Wirbelwind swing ride. The plans suggest the ride will not be built on the site of the Big Bad Wolf, which has been retired.
The Griffon was the last coaster, in 2007. Typically thrill ride blogs are loaded with speculation long before the rides open, but those websites have focused on the “Europe in the Air” simulation ride that Busch Gardens will debut this year.
The investment of millions in a new coaster shows that Blackstone Group, which bought Busch Entertainment’s 10 parks last year, is willing to invest heavily in new hardware before attempting to flip the park. Last week Blackstone released its first-quarter financials for 2010, reporting a $360 million profit. That’s a big turnaround from an $82 million loss a year earlier.
They think that tower of terror is universal. The one at KD is taller. I dont know what will be better. Busch Gardens needs a new and awesome coaster and a new awesome flat to make me happy and want to go. Busch Gardens is an ok park in my opinion, but it needs some work.
JAMES CITY — Busch Gardens plans to build a 26-story “tower” coaster that will easily eclipse the 205-foot peak of Griffon.
An application to the county for a height waiver describes a “thrill attraction of a single tower not to exceed 260 feet above ground level.” That strongly suggests a drop coaster, along the lines of “Tower of Terror” at Universal Orlando or “Drop Zone” at Kings Island in Cincinnati, which tops out at 315 feet and holds 40 passengers.
A similar drop coaster ride is in Germany’s Hansapark. “Monte Zuma” lifts 30 riders 160 feet in the air, and either drops them, catapults them up, or goes up and down like a yo-yo.
The Busch application is timely, since the theme park tends to roll out a new ride every three years. A balloon was lofted last Thursday to gauge the visibility of the ride.
Expansion reinforces Busch’s place as the driver of tourism in greater Williamsburg.
The new ride will be located in Germany, next to Der Wirbelwind swing ride. The plans suggest the ride will not be built on the site of the Big Bad Wolf, which has been retired.
The Griffon was the last coaster, in 2007. Typically thrill ride blogs are loaded with speculation long before the rides open, but those websites have focused on the “Europe in the Air” simulation ride that Busch Gardens will debut this year.
The investment of millions in a new coaster shows that Blackstone Group, which bought Busch Entertainment’s 10 parks last year, is willing to invest heavily in new hardware before attempting to flip the park. Last week Blackstone released its first-quarter financials for 2010, reporting a $360 million profit. That’s a big turnaround from an $82 million loss a year earlier.
They think that tower of terror is universal. The one at KD is taller. I dont know what will be better. Busch Gardens needs a new and awesome coaster and a new awesome flat to make me happy and want to go. Busch Gardens is an ok park in my opinion, but it needs some work.
I have recently made a search stories thing on youtube. If you dont know what search stories are they are stories of your searches on youtube. Go to http://www.youtube.com/SearchStories to find out how to do it. I recently made one and its below:
S0me Kid left some feedback saying it was fail but I always accept feedback!
S0me Kid left some feedback saying it was fail but I always accept feedback!
HI!
Hi! Its CoasterMaster19 or PIGAWESOME or Christian! I wanted a blog so i made one! This Blog will contain things like Amusement Park news and trip reports and sports and technology because those are some of my interests. This blog will contain things from both my youtubes. I hope you enjoy! Christian
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