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It seems unlikely considering there are none of them in the Orlando area, but from the plans this does looks like its something Intamin would do. I'd always assumed the wingwalker was an Orlando-proof ride, assuming it is perfected. I would love to see that built in that area.

How did this all work out for you then? Last time I went, it just seemed ridiculously expensive (Train, bus, and park entrance), and quite a long journey. It just didn't seem worth it at all, especially when the only decent rides are Goliath and maybe Robin Hood too. The train seemed to be...

To all the nay-sayers, it's called Furius Baco, not Mild Baco, not even Moderate Baco. The ride isn't even painful; but it is definitely crazy - and thats how rides should be. I'm so tired of rides that gently caress you all the way round. That is all.

Forgetting airtime for a second, the layouts are painfully mediocre. Whilst Intamin are experimenting with fast ground hugging turns and twisting hills, B&M seem to have bought a vast overstock of standard camelbacks, thrown them together with a few unimaginative turns, then followed all...

This thing looks really exciting. Its nice to see they're trying something a bit different, huge lift followed by a layout very close to the ground; rather than the usual hill followed by 5 more hills (yawn). The layout also fits in a better with the race car theme. But I have to agree that...

That question has been asked before but the general opinion is that it has far too many wheels concentrated in a short space for just a simple station or break run - so it is almost certainly for a lift hill. What I don't get is - why does it matter what sort of lift hill it has? One thing...

It's safe to say that they're going for a very similar experience to Expedition Everest; a family coaster with a secret surprise element. The worlds first doesn't mean it wont be family orientated. The main difference though is the haunted theme, but it certainly doesn't put it anywhere near the...

Furius Baco? Although I never understood why they cant do 4 per row by just doing Furius Baco style trains but have the 4 seats over the track rather than to the side. Regardless, I think 2 per row rides are more exciting in ways. The train can traverse quicker and its more exposed.

Loefet is right. This is Intamin.

Please no, don't let this happen to a good park.

Any good on-ride videos flying about? I've only found the following one, but it's almost pitch black the whole way round. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRlhezbLK8M

Although your theory does make a lot of sense, ultimately I haven't found this to be the case. Superman at Parque Warner Madrid has a trim in the latter half of the ride, and it trims the thing to death on every single circuit. To put it bluntly, there are no exciting forces going on after...

Spot on, Mark.

This ride was fairly disappointing for me. Theming is fairly good, but the ride wasn't nearly as intense as I thought. Then again, I'm not sure why I had high expectations anyway. I just sort of thought because the trains are so short, it meant that the transitions could be tighter. I thought...

I like the look of this. Not going to Bakken for it though. I'll wait till they bring it to a bigger park.