Recent content by bob_3_

I dunno why I find this theme so funny. I hope there's some pasties.

I totally understand the arguement that Warner Bros Studios Tour has exclusivity rights and they wouldn't want an attraction with the HP IP so closeby. BUT I do think there's another reason for there not to be a HP land at this park. The lands at Florida and the other Universal parks are...

The problem I have with Nemesis is that the last days of operation in 2022, the ride was running incredibly smooth, and combined with the power of the coaster made it such a special coaster experience. Being sensitive to such a downgrade I wouldn't label as soft. Some rides you expect to be...

Yeah I don't mind Walibi Holland's style. It reminds me very much of a music festival. Lots of abstract art peices that don't really make sense, but take elements of nature and the psychedelic to create something visually interesting. Lots of twisting real life objects to create a sense of...

Is it bad that I think that's pretty reasonable?

I imagine that it loosing it's title as worlds tallest coaster was also a factor in what value keeping the ride open had.

The terrain use on this coaster is so cool. It's very rare you get to see these high-budget Disney/Universal coasters actually make use of natural terrain, in fact I can't really think of any examples as these parks generally are built on flat ground. Should make for a really unique experience...

Yeah the vertical (or extremely steep drop) into a double down is a wild way to start the ride regardless of if it's trimmed. It defo fits MACKs recently design philosophy of pushing the boundaries.

Port Aventura in its opening year.

I now have some access to a computer so I've been able to test out the layout in the sim. It moves how I like so I'm going to keep working through my ideas. Bare in mind, there will be some heavy terrain work.

There's a few actually, Patriot for example has its transfer before the final corner same as Oz'Iris, and Fury has it's transfer after the station.

Tussauds marketed Air as the Worlds First TRUE Flying Coaster. A bit of a stretch, the worlds first flying coaster was actually built in Manchester for Granada Studios. It was just a marketing phrase used to highlight that this was new technology and a new ride model that the GP could...

Literally this Blue Peter feature on Air. I was so amazed by the idea of a coaster being more than just a car rolling down the track, but the innovation to create an experience to imitate free flight.

Does anyone else read this as "Dick World"

I hope they put up some fences.