Shawn Meyer, TTD has the stadium seating as well, though it is hard to tell with the big headrests, so if they change the seats MF will probably still have stadium seating. There would be other benefits besides more people being able to ride if they changed the seats: they would probably be more comfortable, since I would hope they would put in the TTD style lap bars as well with the bend in the pole. That straight pole can hurt a lot if the bar is tight enough.
-Paul
If they do decide to change the seats i hope they leave the headrests off of them. The headrest are to bulky, and take away from some of the thirll of the ride by blocking the front of the rider. This isnt a problem on Dragster because they are needed do to the ride, but there not needed on Millenium, and would make the ride worse IMO.
However if they added the new style seats minus the headrest like Thuder Dolphin at LaQua.
http://www.rcdb.com/installationgallery1845.htm?Picture=25
That would be a great adition to the ride, but the Dragster style headrest have to stay off IMO, or it will only make the ride worse. It wouldnt ruin it, but it would hurt it. So lets just hope they are headrest free. *** Edited 11/22/2004 7:51:27 PM UTC by RockingRollerFarm***
I like the point Rockingrollerfarm just made. I like the headrests on Millennium Force like they are. I don't have a problem with them changing the seats, but notice on Dragster the headrests are slanted. I hope they don't do that on Millennium Force. It would look weird. I had a question though? Aren't the seats bigger on Top Thrill Dragster? Aren't they like bucket seats?
I don't know about the wider part. Somewhere in that huge 20 some page thread about the new belt policy Ride Man posted the exact measurements of each rides' seats, but I'm not sure where in the thread it is.
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No, the seats are deeper and the vertical bars are bent so as to force your knees higher than your ass, and the restraint lower than your knees.
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