davidw

So i just noticed something about the label that was posted. Take a look at first 3 numbers of the bar code text. Could this add to the paranormal activity?

This was the track that was spotted outside CSF a wile back. Looks to be straight.

Could have just been a delivery of bolts? Easily moved and hidden from view.

^ and that's what most people are saying...

No. rcdb.com only lists announced (confirmed) attractions. Otherwise, please explain this: http://rcdb.com/7982.htm This (http://rcdb.com/contact.htm): at KK, it was part of the agreement to reopen that a new coaster would be built, so I guess you could consider that an "official announcement" from the park. As for KI, no announcemnt or steel is on site.

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way too much time on your back. The point of a flyer is to fly, not lay on your back. I think that's one of the major things wrong with Firehawk.

this work?

Yes, i think this is what makes it most intriguing. The Fact that the footers are parallel in both directions, more like a grid.

Looks to be Kraken at SeaWorld Orlando - http://rcdb.com/581.htm

Also, we have yet to conclude if it is just one coaster.

Sounds right to me

Thanks. I agree with BeastForever....how does this convince you it's going to be an invert? If might not say its going to be an invert, but i would say it helps say its not going to be a giga. look at the footers where the station station is, they are completely different.

here, try this http://www.cwmania.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-2967

Picture link broken. Didn't show anything. http://www.cwmania.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=242&page=10 7th pic

After looking at the footers in this pic, it makes me think even more that its going to be an invert

^ does that imply an out and back layout?

from rcdb.com

That would just be an instant death for the new B&M inverted coaster named Banshee...

If you're trying to get information from people at CP, the only guy that knows is the lemon chill guy. Usually haunts are places, and not proper names. Do you have any idea how long it takes that plant to crank out enough track for one coaster? If you do, please clue me in because I don't, but if I remember correctly (and sometimes I don't) Gatekeeper track wasn't manufactured at this time last year. Cool video shot of Gatekeeper's track being fabricated: Speaking about Clermont, has anyone been there recently to take a look?

there just haven't been that many 7 in the last 10 years, and only 1 in the last 5. and that's out of 38 that were build in the last 10 years.

As long as the MCBR isn't used for trims, I think it would be fine. I hardly notice them on Raptor

Most of the parks that can support an invert, already have one. That's why there haven't been many built lately.

Inverts don't give me headaches, so i am fine with them; I actually really like them.

i would suggest imgur.com. Its free and easy