^ There must have been more to it than that though. They wouldn't just give up after investing millions, for 11 days worth of operation. Wouldn't be surprised if Doppelmayr threw in the towel too.
dropthefloor93 said:
I wouldn't go as far as saying its the biggest failure, but Vekoma did mess up with the design. During its first year, it stalled many times, so a large section of track, including the horse shoe turn and sidewinder, were lowered. Which obviously helped, but high winds still cause it be grounded. Plus the park that run it seems to be a bit stubborn when it comes to testing at the start of the year, by testing it without the wind shields and only a few dummies, resulting in more stalling issues.
Also, the operation of the coaster used to be pretty poor, it would have been a rare occasion to see it running before 2010. Things have changed now, thankfully, its a **** awsome, brutal coaster.