It was stated on the GOCC tour that the bottom portion of the keyhole towers were to be poured concrete and the upper sections designed by B&M and fabricated at the Clermont plant. B&M was concerned about the element that the park wanted and the result is what we will be getting. A support structure that maintenance will be able to inspect the ride daily and something that will be able to be covered and blend in with the new structure. I don't know if anyone has video of him stating this or not.
Those are most likely lightning rods since both towers are steel and are some pretty good conductors. Plus, a wifi tower wouldn't be just a rod sticking in the air (correct me if I'm wrong). Google wifi towers and I think you'd agree that it would not look good on those keyholes.
And anyway, any kind of signal device would be installed at the top of Windseeker or the water tower.
-Adam G- The OG Dragster nut
The photos you see are all I took. The rest of what I captured there will be video, which you'll see here, and probably a few shots on a future show on cable TV.
Words can't describe how awesome the keyhole tower is. It's just so massive. Standing in the middle, you appreciate the girth of the trains. The other tower, or pieces of it, were standing upright on its side, and I got some neat shots of a dude inside welding a section.
About two-thirds of the ride is done at this point.
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