Talk:Dragon Mountain

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[edit] Height Record

75.4.173.112, I respect your opinnion that Dragon Mountain is not 186 feet tall, but I strongly disagree. Given that Wikiproject Roller coasters uses The Roller Coaster Database as its generally most reliable reference (barring other information directly from the park). Rcdb has the coaster at 186 feet and I feel that this is the value we should use. Any coaster that is not on level ground would have to have its height recalculated if we decided that coaster height did not count the difference between the highest and lowest points. I am starting a discussion on the Wikiproject talk page the so we can come to consensus regarding terrain coaster (you are correct btw about 1983, a typo on my part). Best, Irongargoyle 04:42, 14 September 2006 (UTC)