I'll have someone there. I will be back teaching by then so hard for me to get away during the week.
I posted this on my blog, but the only real change since I was last at the park was they put up the supports for the exit bridge from the station.
Programming Reminder: there will not be an update posted next weekend (July 8-9) as I will be on vacation to the East Coast (SFGAdv, BGW, KD, HP, etc). We will resume the following weekend (July 15-16).
ANNOUNCEMENT SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 16TH!
This week's update features 32 photos!
Make sure you check out the entire update: HERE
STATION UPDATE (they added the evac staircase this week)
POWER STATION UPDATE (looks like all we need is a roof now)
TRACK PROGRESS (new supports / lots of...
The Tron coaster is supposed to go where Universe of Energy is currently, but themed to Guardians of the Galaxy.
Epcot is going to go through a major "DCA upgrade" and numerous different projects will happen all over.
Well here's to hoping this GG coaster goes against the grain and won't ride like crap in a couple of years. I sure hope Fun Spot has the budget to maintain it.
This week's update...
Paint has appeared on the station. Announcement set for August. Not much has changed with track due to wet weather and a nearby earthquake (25 miles away)
Full Update and More Photos: HERE
STATION PROGRESS:
NEW TEASER SIGN:
TRACK PROGRESS:
Ah... but you need a crystal ball to predict if you'll get a ride on Outlaw Run like Lightning Rod. LR is a fun ride, I'll give you that. We'll see if it's still standing after the litigation against RMC concludes.
When was the last time you rode them? Outlaw Run has different wheels this year and is running faster. It doesn't slow down until the final corkscrew (as has always been the case).
Goliath tries to hard. The pacing is horrible. It doesn't allow you to process an element before slamming...
Have to remember I'm spoiled. I have Outlaw Run in my backyard and get to take it for a spin about once a month. Few coasters are as intense and fast as OR. That coaster doesn't slow down until the very end - and even then it still has speed going into the final brakes.
I don't think they said "world's first" though so it could still be the first launched inverting spinner in the States.
Besides let's be honest - do you think anyone over here in the States cares about a coaster in Asia? No. No they don't. o_O
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