Theme Park Discussion / Roller Coaster Jeopardy

  • 13-March 06
  • Silenced%s's Photo
    Silenced Offline
    what is wing-over?
    posted 18 years ago
  • Phatage%s's Photo
    United States Phatage Offline
    What's the other half?
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    Silenced is correct.

    Uh oh. Phatage is lurking. :eek:

    Question #13

    This giant multi-drop ride is one of Intamin's newest, located at this park
    posted 18 years ago
  • ACEfanatic02%s's Photo
    United States ACEfanatic02 Offline
    Blue Fall, Sea Paradise, Japan

    -ACE
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    much newer
    posted 18 years ago
  • Dixon Steele%s's Photo
    United States Dixon Steele Offline
    What is Huracan at Port Aventura in Vilaseca, Spain.
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    Dixon Steele is correct

    Question #14

    This Invert was ground-breaking. It was the first to feature a vertical loop, in-line twist and two flat spins, not to mention the first Cobra Roll.
    posted 18 years ago
  • Rollercoaster FREAK%s's Photo
    Canada Rollercoaster FREAK Offline
    What is Raptor at Cedar Point?
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    Rollercoaster Freak is correct.

    *wipes brow*


    Question #15

    This ride was rumored to pull 12 Gs and snapped some of it passenger's necks, located at this park
    posted 18 years ago
  • Ride6%s's Photo
    United States Ride6 Offline
    Look man the whole Loop- Zero G- Roll & Two "flat spin" thing had been done on Batman the ride. And I'm pretty sure the first coaster to have a cobra roll was Kumba at Busch Gardens Tampa, which is again beside the point.

    Except there is no point... Dammit...

    :p

    I need a nap.

    Ride6

    EDIT: Moonsault Scramble @ Fuji-Q Highlands, which of course is wrong since it was ridible, it pulled 6-7 for over 3 seconds though... Well one of many. The Revere Beach Lightning (I believe it was called "Lightning" though it may've been Cyclone also) is another one that had the reputation, being a relitive of the below mentioned Cyclone.
    posted 18 years ago
  • ACEfanatic02%s's Photo
    United States ACEfanatic02 Offline
    What is Cyclone @ Crystal Beach, Ontario by Harry Traver.

    -ACE
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    ^nope


    And Ride6, you are correct, but Kumba wasn't an invert... :p



    ....he was a pervert.... :lol:

    j/k Darren
    posted 18 years ago
  • Xcoaster%s's Photo
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    What is Flip Flap Railway at Paul Boyton's Sea Lion Park? I had to check rcdb for the park, though Sea Lion Park does sound familiar.
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    Xcoaster is correct

    Last one for today

    Question # 16

    This was the year the Pretzel Loop was introduced
    posted 18 years ago
  • Ge-Ride%s's Photo
    United States Ge-Ride Offline
    2002

    Edited by HandyAndyG, 14 March 2006 - 04:51 PM.

    posted 18 years ago
  • coasterfrk%s's Photo
    United States coasterfrk Offline
    2003 (well, I'm pretty sure it was the first year it was used in operation, not necessarily introduced, though).

    Where's 'The rapist' category? No?...Ape tit? Darn. When I saw this topic, I was just hoping for an opportunity for a play on words. Fun stuff, though!
    posted 18 years ago
  • Dixon Steele%s's Photo
    United States Dixon Steele Offline

    2003 (well, I'm pretty sure it was the first year it was used in operation, not necessarily introduced, though).

    View Post

    http://www.rcdb.com/...=5,1&element=38
    posted 18 years ago
  • Ride6%s's Photo
    United States Ride6 Offline
    Moonsault Scramble @ Fuji-Q Highlands had something that looked like pretzel... It opened in 1983 and was technically the first coaster to actually break the 200 foot mark but since it was a shuttle it was never given credit for it...

    Check it:

    Posted Image

    Technically the correct term is "pretzel knot" for that...

    Ride6
    posted 18 years ago
  • Ge-Ride%s's Photo
    United States Ge-Ride Offline
    Oh. Forgot about that! Crap!
    posted 18 years ago
  • JKay%s's Photo
    United States JKay Offline
    HandyAndyG is correct

    Question #17

    In 1995, TOGO constructed this coaster, which was the first to feature a heartline roll
    posted 18 years ago

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