i'm goin 2 KingsDominion 2morrow 4 da 1st time, wat r da best rides???
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Hypersonic XLC\nGRIZZLY\nVOLCANO, THE BLAST COASTER\nXTREME SKYFLYER\nRebbel yell( backwards )\nWHITE WATER CANYON\nTomb Raider: Firefall\n \n \nbod sled ride\nTHE ITALIAN JOB TURBO COASTER
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If you like thrill rides, Space Mountain is the best.  Disneyland just spent two years replacing the track, adding effects, and utilizing a soundtrack that is synced with the ride.  It's a blast!\n\nAt California Adventure, Soarin' Over California is a must see.  Some like the roller coaster California Screamin' and Tower of Terror.  I tend to bypass those two.
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Definitely take a bottle of some sort of sports drink that delivers key electrolytes.  For a two hour ride, make sure you drink that one hour in.  Take more for longer rides.  Drink water as usual.  If you drink too much water and sweat a lot, your electrolytes get out of whack and you can get cramps.\n\nHammer down a bananna before the ride.\n\nEnjoy the ride!!!
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The Beast, Kings Island, Mason Ohio, holds world records on wood rollercoasters. It rocks!!!
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you shoud go to six flags theme park and have lots of fun i hope your party goes very well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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just hit up the parks and try riding by yourself\nyou'll find some folks there\njust have fun and don't worry about yor friend\nbut make sure and posse up if you're gonna ride street though
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1. Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, Disney MGM Studios\n\n2.Magic Kindom Rides: Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, Peter Pan's Flight, Haunted Mansion, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Pirates of the Caribbean, Magic Carpets of Aldaddin, Jungle Cruise, Cinderella's Golden Carousel, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, Mad Tea party, The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh, Snow Whites Scary Adventures, Buzz Light Years Space Ranger Spin, The Carousel of Progress\n\nEpcot Rides: Mission Space, Test Track, Norway Boat Ride, Space Ship Earth, \n\nDisney MGM Rides: The Great Movie Ride, Rockin Rollercoaster With Aerosmith, Star Tours, The Twilight Zone Tower Of Terror, Soarin'\n\nAnimal Kingdom Rides: Mt. Everest, Primeval Whirl, Tricera Top Spin, Kilimanjaro Safaris, Rafiki's Planet Watch, Kali River Rapids, Dinosaur \n\n3. The Time Keeper is In Tomorrow Land (Oh by the way the Time Keeper is closed)
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The best way to answer this question for yourself is simple.  Do ride-alongs.  Most agencies allow them.  Trust me, you will know by the end of the shift if it is something you want to do.
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You bet!!! I only got one ticket for this ride and I'm gonna enjoy it!
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Since you had a traumatic experience with riding bikes when you earlier tried it----Ride with a pro experienced rider with your OWN bike---better if its equipped with basics ( good brakes, platform pedals, use sneakers for quick dabs,a well fit helmet)----its best to ride where there is zero distractions ( pedestrians, joggers, baby kids on strollers)----make sure you learn with caution and when you accomplish your mission---RIDE THE WIND!
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I've done 4-wheeling - loved it. Done the smowmobile - loved it. Haven't done the jet ski so that is what I'd rather do and I'm sure I'd love it too.
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i searched Disney Land and u could see some of the rides!! its so flippin awesome!
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I went to Madonna Di Campiglio on my first ever boarding holiday and found it really good. The pistes were good for all rounders and they have the 'tre tre' there where I think they do downhill racing.
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I have not ridden that trip, but I do think it may be worth your while to check into Adventure Cycling.  What you are talking about is pretty much what they do.\n\nGood luck and hope this helps you.
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You'll be fine.  Better than that, if it's your first time on a coaster with contacts (instead of having to take your glasses off), you'll actually enjoy the ride in a whole different ride because you'll be able to SEE where you're going. I've been told it's trippy. Just bring along some eyedrops in case you get dried out.
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Big D's comment made me yearn for the skyway at Walt Disney World.  It was a great makeout ride, but you had to either be shameless or anticipate the 110-degree turn from Fantasyland into Tomorrowland, but I don't think I could call it my favorite ride.\n\nSpaceship Earth at Epcot is another great makeout ride, though not as good as it once was.  The first 60-90 seconds used to be COMPLETELY pitch black...perfect for making out.  Now they've got little streaming lights in there to keep it from being pitch black, but I would guess it's still good for making out.  Haven't been able to try it since I was a sophomore in high school, though.\n\n"If You Had Wings" makes me wax nostalgic.  It was a lame ride, but it had two things going for it: a) back in the days when every ride required its own ABCD or E ticket, "If You Had Wings" was a "sponsored" ride, and you could ride it over and over without wasting any tickets.  I often chose to ride that several times while my parents went on the dumb old carousel of progress ("Heh heh...Oh, sport, you're such a funny old dog.")  b) There was this one particular scene in If You Had Wings where a caribbean cop in Bermuda shorts was "directing traffic".  In one direction you'd see a bunch of people crossing the street...in the other, it was geese flocking across to the other side.  Not very funny when I describe it, but something about it would tickle my funnybone every time I rode through.  (This ride is now "Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin, which is probably more fun than If You Had Wings, but it doesn't make me wax nostalgic).\n\nI also miss the Kitchen Kabaret at Epcot.  To be sure, the new Soarin' ride is cool (although they could have at least made a soarin' over Florida ride for Florida, instead of importing the movie from Disney's California Adventure), but I miss the broccoli yelling "Cha cha cha!" the finale.\n\nBut hands down, the best ride at Walt Disney World for me is SPAM (what we Disney folks affectionately nicknamed SPAce Mountain).  I came of age on and around that attraction, working it from age 18-20.  I learned a lot about life and a little 'bout love there (yes, I know, it sounds like the Chattahoochie river for you Alan Jackson fans).  The ride itself is amazing.  I often marveled at how folks would stand in line up to two hours sometimes for an experience that barely lasted two and a half minutes.  I was amused at the arguments that broke out about which side was better (the left-hand side is, in fact, about 15 feet longer than the right-hand side, but only in the track area between the unload station and the load station, so the amount of track YOU get to ride on is exactly the same on both sides, and they're mirror images of one another).  I loved identifying "9-14's" when I was working the load position or the dispatch tower.  But really, the relationships I forged with my coworkers and the lessons I learned while working at Space Mountain make it the ride that most defines Walt Disney World for me.  I know that ride like the back of my hand.  Even the sudden steep drop at Safety Brake #6 doesn't bother me because I know exactly where it is and when it's coming.  I know that it's scarrier to ride down with the lights ON.  I know that you should always put the McGugan bar up before you put the trains away.  I'll never see Space Mountain like a typical Disney Guest does again, but I wouldn't have it any other way.
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If you ride regularly and average 10 or more hours a week, I would recommend a half mile hill to do repeats on.  Any hill that is driveable is bikable.  Do it only once or twice the first time, and every two times after that, increase the repetition by one.  Give yourself a 45 second break in between the repeats after you coast down to the bottom.  When you are able to effectively ride it 10-15 times, find a longer hill and start the cycle over, although you don't have to neccesarily start back at 1 or 2 times.  That will help your endurance.  If you want more power during sprints, you can find a steeper hill of roughly the same length.  Hope this helps!