lol. Got to ride maxx forceless last month, was disappointed in the launch personally. The snappiest launch I have experienced is xcelerator while maxx forceless looks better on paper.
To many moving parts there is no way around that. You won't see anymore large compressed air launces anymore either. I am sure if intamin built a 200' hydraulic launch today similar to maxx force uptime would be high.
Gemini would had been torn down if intamin didn't invent the hydraulic launch.
LSM technology has improved so much. They are using I believe 6th generation stators from a company in Germany today.
Probably trying to sell tickets/passes and still not open till next spring. They waited this long, why open it in the fall? If any ride would open in the fall it would be at BGT IMO.
There was an article last year or before last when TTD had extensive refurbishment and I believe the article quoted a engineering/manufacturing company out of Dayton I believe.
and now the Columbus dispatch
https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/columns/2021/08/22/cedar-point-park-officials-mum-seriously-injured-guest/8148324002/
Media should know by now that Tony Clark only speaks when things are going great.
I'm all for pay extra and 20bucks is nothing to thin out the lines. We got lucky and went with a park hopper ticket to Disney world a couple weeks ago and did everything at all 4 parks in 3 days. Each day lines were non existent in the evenings after big storms in the afternoons.
"I worked alongside my father and he always taught me, it's the Good Samaritan act," Zinni said. "If you're at a place and you see something happen, you go and help."
She is not seeking any attention.