Back at Hershey again today and there has been tons of progress. Not only have a lot of track and supports, they have started on the lift!

Look at all of the new things in that picture.

Last week Pat was the winner, and a quick winner at that. This weeks should be harder.
 
Good luck everyone.

As if I didn’t post enough “amusement parks in the snow” pictures, Cedar Point provided some great new pictures today. I don’t know what it is, but I love looking at coasters covered in snow. I guess if they are going to be closed down all winter, they should at least be covered in snow.

I’m back with another update from Hershey. Progress is moving along and there are a lot of new things to report on.

I’ve been on quite a few coaster boards while following Fahrenheit construction. During my visits I’ve noticed a trend of people comparing Fahrenheit to Maverick. And for the life of me I don’t understand why these coasters are being related to one another.
Let me start off by saying that they do have a few things in common. The first is that they are both made by Intamin. Both of the rides feature a “beyond vertical drop” (I still hate that term). Finally they have those mini Intiman trains that now …

We haven’t done one of these in awhile, but I think it is about time to get it started back up. Raptor2011 was the winner of our last Mystery Coaster. Good luck to everyone.

I was checking out the Voodoo webcam today and saw that a lot had been done since I last looked. The station (building and track) is going up very quickly. It was only two weeks ago that they started vertical construction. The thing that I find most interesting is that Fahrenheit started vertical construction right around time and it is obviously a much bigger coaster. It looks like the ride will really be going vertical soon.
Two new Intiman’s for PA and I’m about 40 minutes from both (sorry couldn’t hold …

I was out in Hershey again today to grab some Fahrenheit construction updates. The coaster is looking really good, and seems to be progressing quickly since my last update.

For all of you out there with Facebook accounts, you may be interested in an app I recently completed. “Coaster Tracker” allows you to create your personal track record of all the roller coasters you have ridden, displaying a total in your profile and providing a link so your friends can check out your full track record. You can also rank your favorite coasters to create a top ten list, which can also be displayed in your Facebook profile. The app is designed to be very friendly, so it won’t …

I think this is worth every second.