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Postby CoastsToCoasters on June 10th, 2011, 5:54 pm
I found it through screamscape, so Ill just do that for you...

http://www.screamscape.com/html/holiday_world.htm

I sound like a 15 year old but, heres what i said at the end comment, just got to the point.

"I think a B&M hyper coaster would best suit Holiday World. I know they're up there in price range but I know it would be the best investment in your park at the time... Holiday World drives on takin classic wooden coasters to new levels, & I love what you all have done with them, they're all great. However, when it comes to a thought of adding a steel coaster, a B&M hyper will give you that twisted(Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America) or classic out & back (Diamondback at Kings Island) of a wooden coaster, but the smoothness, airtime, force, & energy of a steel coaster. With B&M, you're receiving a high end, reliable, quality coaster. B&M hypers never disappoint the crowd. Your investment will be well worth it, I assure you. Just look at any park that has one. http://www.rcdb.com/r.htm?ot=2&mo=8314"
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Postby Coaster Justin on June 10th, 2011, 10:46 pm
I'd Perfer a Flyer. Something Like Air at Alton Towers Maybe?

There's no need to add a Hyper in my opinion. It's too similar to Voyage.
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Postby monsterfan99 on June 10th, 2011, 10:56 pm
Steel terrain got my vote followed by a floorless. That said, a hyper or huge coaster would just look out of place at HW.
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Postby CoastsToCoasters on June 10th, 2011, 11:04 pm
It really wouldnt though...theyd make it work so well. I think it would be a huge hit for them.
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Postby BP317 on June 10th, 2011, 11:29 pm
Give Holiday World some credit for focusing on building good custom layout coasters instead of the typical off the shelf rides most parks build. Voyage has got to be expensive as hell to maintain with that speed and length and they have kept it in great shape (unlike Mt Olympus where their large Gravity Group coaster is now an unrideable mess). It's pretty clear that whatever they build next they want to make sure it not only brings in attendance but also is a great ride unlike many parks that go for the first one and not the second.
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Postby FParker185 on June 11th, 2011, 4:03 am
Yeah, was looking at that and even filled it out, and while I think a hyper would be nice, Voyage does absolutely fill that need. I think a huge Gerstlauer Eurofighter would fit the park to a T, like something along the lines of Fuji-Q. I mentioned that in the final section. What I didn't mention to them though it would also be good would be a Whizzer-esque family coaster would be good as well. They really don't have a good family coaster there.
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