gforce1994
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Looks more like a Netty’s building. I’d take that! ;p -
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Sorry, couldn’t resist.
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2.5% increase was phenomenal imo. I’m curious how much the new Antiques will draw since that was a ride cherished by many.
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I would have said it looks like a sci fi show model.
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I think the set up may be quite similar to what was seen yesterday during passholder previews.
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I can tell you they are very easy to spot, even when people are attempting to sneak them on rides.
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I know that. I was saying, in terms of alterations to the footing, leg connection, what was altered to fit it on the KI site.
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Nice set of questions. I wonder how deep the footing and foundation would have been for the Eiffel Tower if it was built at Coney.
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Or maybe Mystic Timbers, Antiques were all built by temporary smoking sites the previous year. And there’s a smoking area near the old Firehawk site?
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You got to be kidding. So this would make it the third consecutive ride to be built on top of a temporary smoking area.
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Nope. It stops at 315. The 264 foot distance cited is the fall length, from the dropping point to the first application of brakes.
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You never know. Plates and composites are used for redirecting loads. You could have easily gotten away with only installing a few plates to strengthen the coaster.
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But it was. The Beast is a great ride, but nothing beat the first drop or loop of SOB. I find The Beast as rough as I found SOB
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No I wasn’t. Sonny was much better than The Beast!
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There’s ways to fix subgrade lumber. That’s what composites are designed to do.
