Yes, I was there and it was indeed open. It was running with people on it. The guy at greeter said it had about a 45 minute line, so I passed it up... I'll hit it next week when it is not so busy... Let me say it sure was a sight for sore eyes!!!

After a Brief Visit to Cincinnati mills, I saw Delirium testing with no one on it...from the the road....

I was also at Cincinnati Mills, and I also saw it from the road as we drove by.

-Jake

I have to say that Delirium is alot like the Giant Frisbee at Nagashima Spaland. I went there on my Japan trip. I had quite a blast. Myself and Mrs Admiral rode it. It has the same paint scheme and everything.

Yay! I haven't rode Delirium, because I think it would make my stomach sick. (I get queasy pretty easily...) It's always sad to see a ride sitting there broken though, so yay. Especially you big Delirium fans, have fun riding!

Swwwwwweeeeeeet!

I forgot that I left a post here, have not been on for a while..I have no knowledge of why Skylab broke down, or even Delirium..Point fingers anyway you want, but the fact remains, when buy a product from overseas, it will take awhile to get replacement parts.( remember the phrase "slow boat from China" now it's from Germany, or Holland) In this business, time is critical 'cause you don't have all summer. But I can say, when Skylab wasn't running, it was because they were waiting for parts,from I believe Germany.. Looking at the pics of Delirium, looks like a gear or bearing went bad, for what ever reason... The question is, was the delay caused by delivery problems from Huss, or did it just take that long to disassemble and replace the parts?

Rick

didn't they have to make the part because they didn't expect it to break so they had no spares?

Wow, i have been gone for like 2/3 months and delerium is still dead??? that must have sucked for the whole DSS crew

Nah, it's open now, been open for a couple weeks