That explains Magnum's first run! I kid, I kid. In one of the new pictures released of the inside of the station it shows the control booth still in "development". It shouldn't take long to hook all the controls to that so whenever that is done (I'm guessing 2-4 days) I think testing will begin and we will all become hooked to our computers. Poor refresh button.
Lemon Chill Guy says 500 footer within the decade!
This is totally off-topic but My heart skipped a beat.. Like 10 times...
READ THIS...
http://www.sanduskyregister.com/blog/blog-picture/3540596
THANK GOD IT WAS POSTED ON APRIL FOOLS DAY!
Woo that was close.
Lemon Chill Guy says 500 footer within the decade!
As a bit of advice to someone who is new here. Don't do that. There is a really nice search function on the site that is quite effective. It's up at the top of the page where it says "Search|My Posts|Recent|Favorites|Subscriptions|" Also, that was the first topic posted in the general section. Just use a little effort.
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Castaway Bay Lifeguard 04-05
I doubt the test run is tonight. I feel like the reason the web cams are off is so when the world sees the first test run, it's through an official Cedar Point video and not from us watching the webcam. Just a theory though. For them to turn off the webcams, the first test run must be within the next 24 hours.
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The ride is a machine and machines sometimes do exactly what we don't want them to do. It doesn't matter who created it, Murphy's Law still holds true. With that being said I remember when Diamondback down at KI started testing, the webcams were initially turned towards Vortex. It was stated that it was to try out different views from the tower, but it also served the purpose of not giving the internet a picture of a possible vallied train, or worse during those initial run. It wasn't so much that the park didn't want the internet to see the first runs, it was that the park didn't want the possibility of a PR nightmare should something actually go wrong, or be construed as having gone wrong even if it was a properly conducted test.
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