Amusement park rides
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I just pictured you as a cat lady lol.
We were supposed to go to Rainbows End today but it has been raining since last night, and not just a shower, more like a heavy down pour. Thats ok theres indoor fun to be had with bowling, pool, and movies. I like amusement park rides. The rollercoaster at R.E, I went on it 3 times in a row before I felt sick lol. Most rides are pretty fun except the ferris wheel! I am gripping on it for dear life!
We were supposed to go to Rainbows End today but it has been raining since last night, and not just a shower, more like a heavy down pour. Thats ok theres indoor fun to be had with bowling, pool, and movies. I like amusement park rides. The rollercoaster at R.E, I went on it 3 times in a row before I felt sick lol. Most rides are pretty fun except the ferris wheel! I am gripping on it for dear life!
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theres no ferris wheel at Rainbows End?!
I went the other day before the rain came. I went on the roller coaster but just once. My tummy felt it...!
The goldrush ride was new and went on that twice but didnt like when it stops suddenly...whiplash?!
I always liked the log flume. Dodgem cars were fun too.
I was too scared to go on the one that drops and the other extreme ones like the stratofear, but then I had children with me who would have been too small to go on it.
as for cats haha I never saw them on the rollercoaster...
I went the other day before the rain came. I went on the roller coaster but just once. My tummy felt it...!
The goldrush ride was new and went on that twice but didnt like when it stops suddenly...whiplash?!
I always liked the log flume. Dodgem cars were fun too.
I was too scared to go on the one that drops and the other extreme ones like the stratofear, but then I had children with me who would have been too small to go on it.
as for cats haha I never saw them on the rollercoaster...
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I'm a bit of a coaster nut, and the funny thing is, when they go through that big bad list of conditions that say you shouldn't ride, I check several of the no no boxes (motion sickness? Check! High blood pressure? Check!) but I don't care. I just pop a few meds and then hastily get into line. I love the brief feeling of "running" faster than anything that might be troubling me at the time, even if it's only for a few seconds.
My current avatar is a picture I took of Universal Studio's Islands of Adventure Velocicoaster.
One of the most unique things about this coaster is that instead of having that typical, "Ah, I can just sit back and relax" state at the end of the ride, it shoots you into an totally unexpected barrel roll at the end.
And. I. LOVE. IT. !!!
I always hear about how the front row of a coaster is best but the lines are so long that I usually never wait... But I waited to get the front seat of this coaster twice. It's amazing how much more you can see. This ride is based on the Jurassic World movies, with the story being that you've been let loose in the Raptor Paddock with Charlie, Delta, Echo, and of course, Blue -- the 4 raptors from the movie -- and they haven't been fed... and are tracking YOU.
I never knew all 4 make an appearance on the ride until I was in the front row (previously, I'd only seen one.) It's also amazing how much of a difference there is between riding on a coaster in the daylight vs. at night -- it's a completely different ride.
But the most inspiring thing I saw during that trip was a woman who had to have been in her 70's sitting in the very front row of Rip Ride Rockit.
OH YEAH!!! It was awesome. She was fearless!!!
Someday, I want to be like THAT when I grow up. (I went on Rockit probably 5 times, but let's see if I can say the same someday when I'M 70.)
My current avatar is a picture I took of Universal Studio's Islands of Adventure Velocicoaster.
One of the most unique things about this coaster is that instead of having that typical, "Ah, I can just sit back and relax" state at the end of the ride, it shoots you into an totally unexpected barrel roll at the end.
And. I. LOVE. IT. !!!
I always hear about how the front row of a coaster is best but the lines are so long that I usually never wait... But I waited to get the front seat of this coaster twice. It's amazing how much more you can see. This ride is based on the Jurassic World movies, with the story being that you've been let loose in the Raptor Paddock with Charlie, Delta, Echo, and of course, Blue -- the 4 raptors from the movie -- and they haven't been fed... and are tracking YOU.
I never knew all 4 make an appearance on the ride until I was in the front row (previously, I'd only seen one.) It's also amazing how much of a difference there is between riding on a coaster in the daylight vs. at night -- it's a completely different ride.
But the most inspiring thing I saw during that trip was a woman who had to have been in her 70's sitting in the very front row of Rip Ride Rockit.
OH YEAH!!! It was awesome. She was fearless!!!
Someday, I want to be like THAT when I grow up. (I went on Rockit probably 5 times, but let's see if I can say the same someday when I'M 70.)
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My daughter Jackie and me were riding Splash Mountain. Somehow she managed to break a finger by sticking it in the crevice of a fake rock. Song of the South is playing while you are riding in the log.
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay,
My, oh, my, what a wonderful day.
Plenty of sunshine headin' my way,
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay!
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay,
My, oh, my, what a wonderful day.
Plenty of sunshine headin' my way,
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay!
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I'm a bit of a coaster nut, and the funny thing is, when they go through that big bad list of conditions that say you shouldn't ride, I check several of the no no boxes (motion sickness? Check! High blood pressure? Check!) but I don't care. I just pop a few meds and then hastily get into line. I love the brief feeling of "running" faster than anything that might be troubling me at the time, even if it's only for a few seconds.
My current avatar is a picture I took of Universal Studio's Islands of Adventure Velocicoaster.
One of the most unique things about this coaster is that instead of having that typical, "Ah, I can just sit back and relax" state at the end of the ride, it shoots you into an totally unexpected barrel roll at the end.
And. I. LOVE. IT. !!!
I always hear about how the front row of a coaster is best but the lines are so long that I usually never wait... But I waited to get the front seat of this coaster twice. It's amazing how much more you can see. This ride is based on the Jurassic World movies, with the story being that you've been let loose in the Raptor Paddock with Charlie, Delta, Echo, and of course, Blue -- the 4 raptors from the movie -- and they haven't been fed... and are tracking YOU.
I never knew all 4 make an appearance on the ride until I was in the front row (previously, I'd only seen one.) It's also amazing how much of a difference there is between riding on a coaster in the daylight vs. at night -- it's a completely different ride.
But the most inspiring thing I saw during that trip was a woman who had to have been in her 70's sitting in the very front row of Rip Ride Rockit.
OH YEAH!!! It was awesome. She was fearless!!!
Someday, I want to be like THAT when I grow up. (I went on Rockit probably 5 times, but let's see if I can say the same someday when I'M 70.)
My current avatar is a picture I took of Universal Studio's Islands of Adventure Velocicoaster.
One of the most unique things about this coaster is that instead of having that typical, "Ah, I can just sit back and relax" state at the end of the ride, it shoots you into an totally unexpected barrel roll at the end.
And. I. LOVE. IT. !!!
I always hear about how the front row of a coaster is best but the lines are so long that I usually never wait... But I waited to get the front seat of this coaster twice. It's amazing how much more you can see. This ride is based on the Jurassic World movies, with the story being that you've been let loose in the Raptor Paddock with Charlie, Delta, Echo, and of course, Blue -- the 4 raptors from the movie -- and they haven't been fed... and are tracking YOU.
I never knew all 4 make an appearance on the ride until I was in the front row (previously, I'd only seen one.) It's also amazing how much of a difference there is between riding on a coaster in the daylight vs. at night -- it's a completely different ride.
But the most inspiring thing I saw during that trip was a woman who had to have been in her 70's sitting in the very front row of Rip Ride Rockit.
OH YEAH!!! It was awesome. She was fearless!!!
Someday, I want to be like THAT when I grow up. (I went on Rockit probably 5 times, but let's see if I can say the same someday when I'M 70.)
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