Star Flyer would be cool at CP or GL

Ok... I would want to be held in by more than a LITTLE METAL BAR!!!!! Can I get the optional 5 point racing harness installed in this thing please???

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Arms down.....Arms down.....Arms down.......Arms down.....Arms down....Arms down...(you think they would get it the first time?!)

2003-TTD-15 Rollbacks-1
2004- Demon Drop (first year)

Maybe I AM the only one who thinks that excessive restraints would be VERY BAD for that ride...?

I know...maybe I am the only person here who has ridden both the Flying Scooter and the Aviator, and has thus seen how easy it is to @#$! up a wonderful ride....

I'd rather have the little metal bar.

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

no, im with you liebevision, i think i might CONSIDER riding that, thing, if there was a 5 point harness or somehting.

with just a little metal bar, its not the safest looking thing, and in my opinion, even if the ride happens to be the safest thing in the world that way, the perception of safety seems like it woud bring in a few more customers then just a little metal bar...

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"what did the five fingers say to the face?!?"
TTD: 11

I'd ride it! It looks awesome - my cousin says it's even better (and scarier) than it looks when you are at the top! Hmm Think I'll be detouring to Austria this summer. Well I need to see my new wee cousin....
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Louise
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2002 - Guest Services
2003 - Kiddy Kingdom/Mantis and a little on Matterhorn Triangle

Brent, what the heck are doing looking at her shoes....I didn't even notice she had shoes on =D

John

Grand Rapids, MI

There is absolutely no way I would get on that thing with those little tiny swingset chains being your only attachment to the ride while you're whirling around at centrifuge speeds at the top of a 200-foot tower. I'd end up being the world's longest hammer throw, for sure. *ouch*

And as far as shoes...you guys would be surprised at some of the outfits some ladies decide to wear into the Point. My feet would die, and there is no way I would decently be able to ride *anything* in so short a skirt.
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~Lee~

Group Sales ATL '01
Group Sales TL '02
Park Admissions Zone 5 Supervisor '03
Park Admissions Supervisor '04
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"The greatest leaders don't take credit for their actions; they don't have to."
*** This post was edited by Lee 3/31/2004 10:24:33 AM ***