the mother of all roller coasters

[Nostromo]

Maggie & Sally, I understand what you are saying. If any ride makes you physically ill - as in motion sickness or similar - then obviously you will never get used to it. But I was talking about those who hesitate to go because of FEAR and nothing else, in which case, what I suggested will eventually work.

[Ray&Sarah]

Afraid I must be the exception to the rule then Nostromo, well theres always one![msnwink][msnsmile2]
I have been on a few white knuckle rides over the past few years with my eldest son and still hate the things, would rather hold the bag! Luckily my hubby will go on them now as he like you got over his fears and is now a bit of an addict.[msnsmile2]

[Rhosyn]

Show me were the queue starts. I'll be there so will my girls husband may lag behind as last year was the first time we got him on a roller coaster mind you he has been on all the major ones.

[ORLANDO_MAGIC]

I just wish it was in Orlando and not in Ohio.

Of course in a few months it will no longer be the highest coaster as the new Kingda Ka in New Jersey overtakes it at 456 feet high.

[Ray&Sarah]

Thats even worse, feel sick just looking at it.[sick][msnsmile]

[jolliffee]

Now NJ is an easier bet to get to and have a go or two. Think a visit to my NY friends is on the cards....[msncool]

[Nostromo]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by jolliffee
Now NJ is an easier bet to get to and have a go or two. Think a visit to my NY friends is on the cards....[msncool]
[/quote]

My sentiments exactly. I've got friends in Brooklyn that I just remembered that I am eager to meet . Kingda Ka? Looks like a piece of Kake!