Recent content by Alaeriia

From what I've heard, it's a bonus for beating all the scenarios. Good luck.

What, like RMC's Raptor and T-Rex systems?

I think it's a similar price point for actual construction and delivery ($25M seems to be a common quote), but you might shave some time and cash off by using an off-the-shelf model. Also, some companies may offer a bulk discount if a chain buys multiple coasters, and a stock model can help...

SWSA already has a Batman and a pretty good Morgan hyper. A lot of people were bashing Juvelen before it opened, too. I see a solid family coaster here, as well as something to take crowds off of Eel. With SeaWorld's focus on adding rides, you might still get your Taron clone.

Hang on, did they actually rivet that sign into the wall, then shove a big huge NAIL into there for authenticity? Kudos SDC!

I am loving that CCI-style main drop. Looks like their classic mid-course Drops of old (Raven, Ghostrider, Cyclops, Villain). And HOLY HELL that thing is hauling ass!

I love it. A family coaster and an extreme thrill ride in the same package.

I think it's going to be centered around time travel. Something like "Authentic Tours of Ancient Rome!* See Professor Notaconman for details!" *Roman tours may involve cheap props in an attempt to sucker you out of your money. No refunds.

A lot of S&S towers make very loud noises, due to the nature of the pneumatic launches. My favorite is the "BORSH" of the combo towers transitioning from Shot to Drop after the first Shot.

My bad. Either way, it seems like a case of subcontractor mismatch.

Silver Dollar City also has an RMC and the world's greatest mine train. Also, we don't know how much air the spinner will generate.

That's not a trim. That's a full stop.

I must say, the interactive park map on that site is amusingly terrible.

Looks poo, kicks ass: Cannibal. The tower looks like a big block. Looks great, kicks your ass: SLCs, Manhattan Express. Looks great, is mediocre: Goliath at SFMM. Maybe if the MCBR didn't stop the train...

I think that's an anti-rollback point. You know, in case Boulder Dash stalls. (Before you laugh, it did stall right before the final brakes last week. Cold day, empty train.)