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Y I got that... I was merely referencing the fact that it looks like there's one patch that would need to be used for both ingress and egress of the ride. Meaning that it'd have to be split into two, creating two VERY narrow paths, and a really short queue line.

Could someone explain the entrance and exit of Pixarus?!

The park posted a photo of the ride's sign and it's a work of art. Beautiful piece of theming.

They've also had one of the best salesman in the industry on their side for a few years, which has helped!

The combination of Toverland's creativity and Petro Art's realisation is heavenly. The expansion looks so wholesome. I love it.

What a shame, it truly is devastating when something like this happens at your venue. So happy to hear that nobody, and no animal, was seriously injured during the fire. That being said, the silver lining to the cloud is that this park will go above and beyond to redevelop that area into...

Sorry... am I missing something? The stats completely line up with Speed and not Mr Freeze?!

They can't even get the ones they've got open working properly, they should focus more on delivering products that run effectively than coming up with new concepts that are also going to be plagued with downtime.

Really like it, the rock work looks great, too. Can't help but think what a slight whitewashing of the upper parts would've achieved. It would've just helped the perception of height and grandeur with it.

There's still the same chance as before... no chance.

I'd say they haven't. If you look at the zero car and the passenger car itself, you can see it shaking like a ****ting dog. Completely agree with you, too. I didn't like it whatsoever when it was at Liseberg. It wasn't even the fact that other coasters there dwarfed it or anything, it was just...

The siren, random lasers, quiet audio... IMMERSIVE. Jokes aside, some of this is really cool and it's nice to see a coaster of this scale being used in an indoor environment. The zodiac symbols were my favourite element.

That drop looks particularly shallow to me. It's potentially the angle, or is in fact shallow. Let's face it, we all don't really care about this part of the ride. It's that ****ing revolting drop from the cliff and that big ol' dirt airtime hill we wanna see.

It appears that the second lap seems to navigate the track a little bit quicker than the first... but it surprisingly doesn't. My geeky side won and I just roughly timed the car leaving the launch to hitting the break run, and it's nearly bang on 30 seconds on each of the laps. Looks like a...

Only referencing Matt N's post ;)

That's also really wide track. Could we potentially see winged seats? Or do we think it could just be a really wide train design?

From people that've ridden it - it apparently rides superbly well. A lot better than Cheetah Hunt.

Looks like a really fun coaster. Really excited to see more of these popping up around the world - they're great for the whole family.

Love them. They're giving me Gringotts vibes and I love those trains. Yes, that train definitely rotates - interested to see just exactly how it does it.

This is definitely going to be their best coaster, and I cannot wait to ride it.