Mark9

I adore Christmas. This year I'll be spending Christmas Eve evening and Christmas day with Chris. We get up around 9, casually get some wine or maybe some cava, some patte and start opening our presents. We'll always have BBC one on as thats the best channel for shows. Chris cooks the food as he is so calm with it and so organized. TV goes off whilst we eat and then back to the TV for evening television. Doctor Who, Strictly and this year Ab Fab.Mostly though, I get to spend the day with someone very special to me. Like Mariah Carey says"All I want for Christmas, is you"

And it comes to this. What flat ride could they add that would be different enough to what they currently offer.

INNY AND OUTY!But please don't think I'm defending Intamin.

B&M and Vekoma for a start

I doubt the colour has anything to do with intamin

Just a matter of taste my dear Sheepie.

Yup. My feelings exactly. Either of the rides is perfection. I cannot find a single fault with either ride.

Love it. :wub:But then I love the challenges it throws up to be honest. Certainly makes time fly.

Indeedy, thats something thats lost with the type of train being used. It's very odd to get on the train with the track at the same level as you. Very unique.

Give me this Merlin. Do it, go on, I dare you!

Nothing says *slightly differently* like watching Jonathon Ross riding Thirteen over and over again.

Americans quite like the overblown opening ceremonies. And so do I. It really gives the impression that the park cares about their investment and that they want guests to have the best possible time. They acknowledge that the opening of a new ride is a special occasion and I've always thought its a shame that UK parks just open the ride like normal.

Look what working at Chessington has done to us!

Don't blame me, I voted Huntik at Rainbow Magicland. Didn't even appear. :(Great job Sidders on this. I mostly agree with all the ride choices up there. I'm very very intrigued as to things like Katun being the top international rollercoaster. It's damn good and well deserved but I wouldn't have thought many would have had the chance to ride it. And for the member awards, well thank you guys for Best Member and Joint funniest Male.

Intamin continue their bid to make the most ugly rollercoasters imaginable there.

A very fit, gentlemen wins Strictly Come Dancing. All heil Harry Judd. He is the man that all women should be with. Stop trying to tame the wild boys and go out with a man that will respect you and love you for who you are.

They probably wanted to make I-speed look better in all honesty...I echo the others sentiments and don't feel annoyed that I went the year before their new investment. It just looks sort of aimless going by the older one.

But but but. You have to queue so long for front rows in the UK. It works on Thirteen.. actually I've always wondered why the front row on Thirteen never has a queue. People just seem to avoid it.. anyway thats for another topic. Raptor works, with proper batching there isn't a reason why Swarm couldn't to.

I think that may be a mistake to be honest. I rather liked the free for all at Raptor. Got front row so many times using that method. =D

Thats funny because everyone I know hates Saw.

What the fella gets up to at work..

Ah you see Will, my post was an in joke that Mr TPGG, has in the past seen it fit, to try and correct other peoples grammar and punctuation, regardless of how big or small the mistake is. He has particularly aimed this at me hence my post.The sad thing is, you didn't actually need to bring it up again as discussion is back on Swarm now.

Both probably

Baring in mind, these are the people who slagged of Thirteen most of the closed season, went on its open day, came off and slagged it off even more, saw John Wardley and began to give it faint praise, I can see them all there on Swarms open day. How can you truely slag something off if you aren't one of the first on it afterall..

If you would like balance, please visit Coasterforce where the plane is going through ridicule.