djDaemon said:
Norman Sted said:
guess you didn't read my whole post? I said like MF, meaning I'd like to see another.What would be the point of that? The last thing CP needs is duplicate coasters.
Is MF and Maverick a duplicate? Different ride elements make a ride different. Just because the track came from the same manufacture doesn't make it a duplicate.
djDaemon said:
Uh, what? What's "chessy", and what type of Intamin coaster does CP not already have?
http://www.intaminworldwide.com/iag/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=47&Itemid=32
This was posted before. I would call this chessy. This is one Intamin roller coaster that I would not like to see. There are a few variations of it on their website.
Norman Sted said:
Why would Cedar Fair go "balls out" for the other two announcements
Because Cedar Fair isn't doing the marketing, but rather each individual park. Sure, there's corporate oversight, but each marketing department does their own thing. Now, with the two other rides having similar themes, there was no doubt coordination. But you can't read anything into how Cedar Point announces in comparison.
Jason Hammond said:
Twitter, though it is viewable through the intertoobs, is really meant to be followed on your phone via text messages.
Are you kidding me? I'd get hundreds, if not thousands, of messages every day. Twitter is very nearly useless in that medium. You need a good client app (like Tweetdeck on the desktop or iPhone) to really make effective use of it.
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Yeah how many rollercoasters has Cedar Point made and actual website/domain for? Whytelightning.com is its own thing and not part of Cedar Points website. This tells me its not going to be anything real small. Creating internet buzz is alot of times the first stage of a marketing campaign, and if this is something really big, look for a much more public display of marketing coming very soon.
djDaemon said:
Yeah, but a floorless isn't a ride type, per se. Its just a B&M with a funny train. And CP already has two B&M's, one of which is all they need. :)Hmm... interesting idea, John. You just might be on to something...
I couldn't agree more with djDaemon. Floorless coasters are the most overrated coasters today. The floorless train is more of a gimmick than anything. It hardly feels any different than riding in a B&M hyper train. SFMM put up a Floorless called Scream a few years ago just to boost their coaster count and it's nothing more than meh. I think CP puts a little more thought into there rides instead of adding a new coaster just for the count.
Closed topic.