Where will the exit be?

I was just watching more of the POV, and can see the entrance of the ride. If you get out of the right side of the car, the tunnel and track will be in the way of exiting back to the midway.

Anyone else see this, or am I missing something?

I think that stairwell that goes up and over the track might have something to do with it.

I think the stairs up over the track go up to the control booth.

They're using the WWL station right?

Only for queueing.

I am thinking load on WWL side exit on CPLERR, stairs over the track and down to midway.

If you pause the POV when its coming back to the station, there are stairs ALL OVER the place. Its totally weird. It looks like they've left the original WWL entrance in tact which makes no sense to me. Why take people up a ramp, then up steps just to go back down again? You had to do that with WWL because you were going over the ride itself.

So, there's the WWL entrance, some ramp right next to that which leads to stairs that go over the track and into (or out of) the other side of the station, and there are also two sets of steps on the opposite side of the station (Liberty Inn side).

But, the left side of the station (from forward motion of the train) appears to be deeper, so that's where I'm guessing you load from. So, the exit appears to be on the right, up the steps, over the track, down the steps, back out to the midway by the entrance to the ride.

This seems odd to me too though because where's the photo booth? Ohhhhhhhh the questions we have!! :)

^ Yeah what he said.

I think that you will enter just like you did for white water landing, going through the que that is already there, but instead of going up a ramp to get into the building you will go in on the bottom floor, go through more que, and then go up the stairs that you originally came down. That will get you to the height of the elevated station and then you will move out into the new section with the loading (and unloading?) platforms.

Just my idea, I have no clue. :)

Have to remember, there will have to be wheel-chair access for those that require it. So, there will have to be some type of access where there will not be stairs involved.

Going up and over the tracks would be cool, especially if you can see the action below you. Might make for some neat photo opts.

That's what elevators are for.

He's right here. :)

halltd, maybe this is the "new direction" there heading in. I think Intamin perfected the "star trek" anti-matter transporter and we will be beamed into and out of our seats.

/end sarcasm/

It's actually a pretty boring experience. Trust me on this.

At the end of the ride. ;)

*** Edited 9/10/2006 6:55:03 AM UTC by Gomez***

^^^^ Exactly what I was thinking when I saw the title, Exit, exactly :)