I also saw it in October. The pictures do not do the structure justice. It is HUGE.
As I recall, when Moonsault Scramble opened, it was reported the GP was too afraid to ride it.
I am positive after riding #16 you wont get me off. But it will take a little coxing for sure to get me on my first time.
Given some coaster enthusiasts are nervous, anyone want to take a stab at what the GP will think.
Tom
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- John
You should play guitar!
The world's only known amateur Wicked Twister POV -Shot by me, edited by KicksTheSky
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Somebody shut me up so I can live out loud.-Toby Mac
I would have to say that there will probably be a certain amount of "give" to the structure itself. I'm no engineer or physics major (even though I work in an engineering school!), but I would think that with the sheer height of this thing and the climactic conditions (i.e. strong gusty winds off the lake), a certain amount of sway would actually make the ride more structurally sound. If it's too rigid, it could snap. Skyscrapers and tall bridges are designed this way.
I got over it ;)
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--Greg
My Home
MF count: 54
My guess is that the back seat will undoubtedly be the best ride - max airtime on the top-hat, and a sensation that you're actually going to be thrown out the car before you hit the twists on the way down. Probably the closest to BASE jumping you'll get without actually doing it.
Bring it ON!!!!
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Steve
"Will all those who expressed disappointment at the new ride please leave the park now"
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