People will marvel at it but will still say it's a 20 second ride with a 2 hour wait. Like I said,an intense 20 seconds,but 20 seconds nonetheless. Why is this so hard to accept? I think a lot of people would rather have 375 feet with a mile of track than 400 feet with a 15-20 second ride time.
As far as MF is concerned, I love it just the way it is. Wouldn't change a thing. Love the overbanked turns.
What I would have done, which is slightly off-topic, is I would have removed Demon Drop and placed WT there. Built this rocket coaster with a slightly longer course, and then followed it all up with a nice Wooden Twister where WT sits now. JMO
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Anden?
I have done Hypersonic, and the experience isn't the banked curves. What would you rather see: a coaster with a few curves and a 200 ft hill and launch, or a 350+ 100mph + coaster that then spirals down to the ground?
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Between 350 and 375 is enough of a cushion to give CP the height record for a few years to come as a whole lot of parks aren't aching to spend 30 or 40 million dollars to beat them with the economy the way it is.
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Anyways,as for ride capacity,with a 20 second ride, if they run two trains,one unloading and one loading/riding, if they can get people out fast enough,it shouldn't be any worse than wicked twister.
The recession wasn't a problem 2-3 years ago,which is how far in advance rides are planned and built in the factory.
*sigh*
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On the other hand, its a good addition to the park financially, especially if it breaks the records that it's supposed to. But that doesn't have much effect on whether I think this thing makes for a good addition to the park's coaster collection.
And anyone who uses the word 'retarded' obviously doesn't have an opinion worth listening to. Lets grow up, shall we?
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mk468zz said:
Sigh, it's silly how people are throwing this 'spoiled' around. I would rather have, say, a flyer with a decent layout or a smaller rocket coaster with some more unique elements than a 350-ft L-TH-B. And that's just my opinion. I'll ride the new ride, and I'll probably enjoy it, but it doesn't mean that I think it's a good addition to the park. How is that possibly being spoiled?On the other hand, its a good addition to the park financially, especially if it breaks the records that it's supposed to. But that doesn't have much effect on whether I think this thing makes for a good addition to the park's coaster collection.
So would I, but really. CP is building a new ride. We don't know the track layout yet, nor do we know anything more than it's a rocket coaster. It could have massive bunny hills and such to the loading platform for all we know now.
Lets judge this ride when we see it.
But we can all agree that a L:TH:B would be lame, but CP still hasn't disapointed us yet.
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