Why is everyone looking past the possibility of a TTD addition. I'm talking about something short; similair to Xcelerator at Knotts. The only evidence of this is that the track being held by the Breakers Express is similiar in color for both the supports and track. They could be doing a TTD addition and a completely new ride over in Frontier town in 2007. I'm just throwing an idea out there--this is my first post.
Bad idea to make this your first post. There is no possibility of that happening.
First where would all the twisty track go to? TTD is in a tight location.
Also, TTD's capacity is bad enough at 17 seconds.
Finally, some of us enjoy the fact that the ride is so short, it gives your body and mind zero chance to catch up. It allows your adrenaline to be really high even as you're stepping out the train.
I think TTD's perfect, but that could very well just be me.
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-Craig-
2008:Magnum XL-200 | Top Thrill Dragster
2007:Corkscrew | Magnum XL-200 | Maverick
Even he said the ONLY evidence is the track color.
I like how this is actually a second post copied and pasted from his first.
Think about what you type from now on. You can spell so I officially accept you. At least if your next post isn't saying it could be a 500 foot coaster or something.
I kind of agree with CoasterDevil on the give him a break thing. It takes about a week of lurking and/or small posts to figure out what kind of thing is accepted here on Po!ntbuzz. Until then Cameron, I would avoid putting myself in the spotlight.
EDIT: I obviously need to go learn Pointbuzz markup... *** Edited 6/18/2006 4:33:56 AM UTC by CP Tay Tay***
Summer was made for a Cedar Point day~
"I award you no points, and may god have mercy on your soul."
Oddly enough, when the new supports showed up I was wondering how long it would take for someone to suggest this again. I thought it might take a week. Evidently I underestimated the imagination of the young enthusiast...
-Gannon
-B.S. Civil Engineering, Purdue University
I knew I would get some critisism on this issue. Logically, this won't happen for a number of reasons. The track by the Breaker's is curved too tightly to support a train moving at 120+ mph. Also, the thin stripe of paint that the wheels run on is a darker red on this new track, compared to the white on Dragster's track. I should have looked at this closer before posting. I guess I was just thinking of a way The Point could market Dragster to it's advantage versus a very similiar ride in New Jersey.
Closed topic.