Frog Hopper King said:
I've had a question for a little bit. A portion of the ride seems to be built on sand. How could that part of the ride be stable?
Actually the part of the ride built on sand is much more stable than soil or anything else. The footers that are underground are much smaller when they are built on sand than anything else.
Its amazing how some of the things you read or hear people (mainly the GP) say about the keyhole element and loose articles flying everywhere. I for one am tired of hearing/reading such non-sense so hopefully CP or maybe when u guys take the off-season tour can get some clarity on rather there will be lockers (my preference) or bins. Yes I know it has been debated here but this is one issue that should be permanently laid to rest geez lol...
fdc824 said:
I'm all in favor of any system that will help expedite the load/unload process.
You mean, like everbody not bringing all that crap with them into an amusement park. Or, just using lockers.
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I have a really cool idea for a loose article bin. Once you got into your seat, a bin would come down from the ceiling so it would be in front of you. Then you would never have to leave your seat, and it would be secure as nobody could get to it. There could be 3 or however many trains there's going to be and they would just drop down.
^^That's a terrible idea for loose articles. It wouls be neat, but why add an unnecessay mechanical element? X-Flight's bin system works decently well, and I don't imagine GK's being much different. A bin next to the air gates. It's simple, easy for all types to understand, and (given the loading scenario) relatively safe. I picture something similar to WT's shelves, plus one, occupying the space between gates. There is no reason to complicate something as simple as article storage.
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