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we are one step closer to the cruise ships on wall-e and i am stoked about it

looks low

wow, these manufacturers really have no respect for maintaining clear lines between cred and non-cred. shame on them

IDK, that bright green invert in the background may be even more hideous 😆

since its fuji-q, i'm sure they'll run one train on the entire circuit regardless of the number of blocks

looks slow

its been said above already, but I don't think any solution really solves the fundamental problem---a physical queue naturally inhibits demand. with good theme parks spending increasingly more days every year at high capacity, I just don't think there's a way to make virtual queues work (unless...

the profiling on that pretzel loop is so funny. like the tightest radius occurs somewhere in the middle of the loop

i'm not sure dreamworld's sloppy seconds will make gumbaya 'rival' the gold coast parks...

huh, that actually does look pretty cool as an art piece in a gallery like that. color me surprised

I think they could seriously increase the throughput on shuttle coasters if they just connected the track at either ends. that way the train could continue forward to the station and you could have multiple on the circuit at once

I think its been more than enough time. this one is 100% going to be an invert retrack

maybe its retracking technology for steel coasters. I'm imagining something like a finely-manufactured inner tube that you slip around the rails of the track, like when people put pool noodles on basketball hoop poles so that kids dont break their glasses running into them wait imma go patent...

this is 100% the start to a new cloverfield movie

after all these years we may have finally replicated the coaster from mario sunshine including the confusing pacing

any clue what the reason for the shaping is? is it easier to install mechanical things down the middle this way or something?

the line between log flume and water coaster blurs ever more

that looks like the kind of terrible coaster renders you see in GP propaganda marketing material

honestly, maybe hot take, but a solid lineup of flats is exactly the kind of investments thoosies should be stoked about. keep the coaster queues shorter... warm regards, cocoa

those are some nice looking layouts, both of them. Love a good indoor coaster and its nice to see the discipline getting more creative than "junior coaster in box"