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At least the promo art has happy riders. Meaning they're going for the thrill direction as opposed to horror.

My experience at least with my organisation (a retail chain), is that people are not that competent and are hypocritical.

Facebook promotions have used world class instead. Perhaps World First was an accident?

I wonder if the trains will subject the riders to sensory experiences? A 4D (not you X) coaster.

World's First Imaginary Woodencoaster.

They probably received the brunt of negative response to the social media marketing, instead of the script writers/director.

I must admit, the logo flaring up looked sweet. - World First H&S nightmare? An eternally burning wooden coaster.

Looks snug.

World's first solid fuel coaster.

I'm looking forward to when we can bitch with all the facts before us. (I'm excited at the idea of having a coaster I won't be too scared to ride)

The logo looks good. Just hope the burning aspects won't scare away any family groups.

It'd work for a PR video. But it is ironic that a society that wants to isolate themselves from modern technology has a Youtube account.

Think it's because the world feels like it sucks and very serious at the moment? That we wish for the crazy safe feeling (at least in the UK) of the 90s? I did like the video for The Chooser, but I can also feel like sort of blends too easily with other things. It doesn't stand out. It's not...

It seems creepy without being freaky. I think it's fine. British usage of the word "fine".

For anyone wanting to Youtube "Sw8 Music", I'd wait for a while. SW8 shares initials with a band called Sideways 8. Unless you like looking at pictures of a hairless bear of a vocalist, I recommend waiting.

A lot of people who I talk to about this coaster have no idea it's even happening. This is North Wales. They do need to promote this thing.

World's First SW without a gimick.

Thirteen was about being strangled to death by vines wasn't it? Let's hope they don't go with burning alive. Dying works on a ride, but Oblivion pretty much covers that.

I do dislike the marketing for the scare maze. Ok, Fright Nights is a perfect time to drum up hype. OK, maybe a scare maze might work. However, we're all of the mind set that Merlin has to be careful about what bar they set for the terror of the marketing/scare maze because the coaster will be...

I'll probably ride it if it's not scary.