That's an interesting point. I would like the name of Phantom and Spirit for these coasters and I really hope it isn't the model names, especially with the theming on the plansAre Phantom and Spirit going to be the names of these coasters, or are they the Vekoma model names?
Direct link to the plans: http://www.eplanning.ie/MeathCC/AppFileRefDetails/AA191588/0
Stats of the coasters:
STC:
Length: 728m
Max speed: 80kph (~50mph)
Height: 31m
Duration: 99secs
Boomerang:
Length: 244m
Max speed: 58kph (~36mph)
Height: 21.8m
Duration: 70sec
The STC is a fair bit shorter and seems to have less inversions than the original plan, but still looks decent. Hopefully enough has been done to convince the council to approve it!
Out of interest, how might a park be able to redirect the screaming of guests through a ride layout alone (and not tunnels, walls or scenery)? I'd make the assumption that guests can and will scream during any and all parts of a ride's layout.4. Coasters are same length as before but re-orientated so screaming is more in the direction of the park
Out of interest, how might a park be able to redirect the screaming of guests through a ride layout alone (and not tunnels, walls or scenery)? I'd make the assumption that guests can and will scream during any and all parts of a ride's layout.
Mr Coyle revealed that if Tayto Park secures permission for its planned new €15.5 million ‘Coaster 2021’ project, it will immediately apply to build a 175-bedroom hotel at the site.
Tayto Park, which employs 440 staff in peak season, previously withdrew plans for a 275-bedroom hotel after the National Roads Authority expressed concerns about the development. Mr Coyle said that the new plan would be smaller and would be a wooden hotel.
Tayto Park’s planned €15.5 million “Coaster 2021” roller coaster has suffered a setback with Meath County Council putting its planning application on hold.
The council wrote to Raymond Coyle’s Ashbourne Visitor Centre Ltd requesting that it respond to concerns raised by objectors to the new plan.
The council has also asked Mr Coyle to address flooding-related issues and to submit a revised overall site plan.
The move by the council to seek further information on the application is in contrast to its approach to Mr Coyle’s previous roller coaster plan – the council gave the go-ahead to the project last year without seeking further information.
However, last July, An Bord Pleanála overturned the council decision and refused planning after concluding that the operation of the ride would be too noisy for nearby residents.
Mr Coyle said on Wednesday that consultants for Ashbourne Visitor Centre Ltd will be issuing the company’s response “in the next two to three weeks”.
Four of the residents who objected to the previous plan have also lodged objections against the new plan.
Local resident Jeremy Butcher told the council that the new plan is not materially different to the previous application.
However, Fine Gael councillor Alan Tobin has lodged a submission supporting the plan.
He said that Tayto Park’s future “depends upon its expansion and it must be able to develop over the coming years to maintain its outstanding success”.
Mr Coyle claims that the screams by passengers on the planned new roller coaster will not impact on nearby residents as the project comes with a series of specific measures aimed at eliminating any noise.
“There will be screams, but they will be drowned out,” Mr Coyle said.
They state they live 700 meters away.........from the entrance to the park! Probably at least a kilometre from the coasters.
See, this is where it gets....iffyWhat is liked by one person or group, wont be by another. Screams in your backyard is no good for most people. Valid points should be investigated and addressed.
How far are the people who don't want it. MY house is roughly 450 meters from Universal Studios Florida and while I moved there knowing full well there was a massive theme park complex across the street..... I've never once heard *any* of the rides from my place, even with windows open.... I barely even hear their fireworks since they use ones with low record with the neighborhoods in mind, even though 90% were built after USF came to town.They state they live 700 meters away.........from the entrance to the park! Probably at least a kilometer from the coasters.
He looks like an average MP with the scared turtle facial expression of Nigel Farage. They could move away from the parkNew neighbors?
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