Lowering Floor?

Exactly what I was thinking, DareDevil. Just like the normal position on the brakes is closed.

my mom has the issue getting on wt. *** Edited 7/23/2006 8:07:37 PM UTC by milleniumforcerocks***

you push the button at 2

You press it in between 3 and 2 (depending on how quickly you count)
*** Edited 7/23/2006 9:07:38 PM UTC by Bodes***

I would prefer a raising and lowering floor, but I guess it would increase the intervals, and add yet another mechanical problem if it would malfunction.

It wouldn't do anything to the intervals. As they say ready, the brakes go up and the floor lowers, then they clear the train, 3..2..1 launch.

well, about the floor raising up, the default setting for the brake fins on the accelrators is up, so that if the power goes out, they will still stop the train. it could easily be the same situation with these rides, that power is neede to keep them up, rather than down.

well, about the floor raising up, the default setting for the brake fins on the accelrators is up, so that if the power goes out, they will still stop the train. it could easily be the same situation with these rides, that power is neede to keep them up, rather than down.

Is it bad when you can Touch the WT floor while sitting in the locked down position?? Because I seriously Can, HAHA! Im always scared while riding so I make an effort to keep my legs up a little higher. Im a tall guy at about 6'7"

Is that a serious question? You shouldn't be riding the ride if you can touch the floor.

It is a little streach for me to touch it... but I can. Im hardcore like that. I could touch the of low clearances on some rides like Mine Ride and before the bunny hills on Magnum but you dont see me reaching out to touch those do you??

If you can touch and are allowed to ride, then someone missed you becuase we are not allowed to allow guests to ride Wicked Twister if we can see that you can touch the floor.

Why in the world would you want to ride if your feet touch the ground in the first place? Personally I wouldn't want my feet sliding across the station at 70 MPH, but thats just me.