FoolCrzy
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Got my first ride this morning. Second row was smooth as butter. Slightly disappointed with the trims, but overall it was fantastic. The helix feels slightly less insane, but the speed and smoothness are awesome.
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We can dream! Hahaha
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Fantastic update! Can't wait until May!
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I'm guessing any updates will be from an unauthorized source, but I'm hoping for something official as well.
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I think they may be doing staggered seating similar to Diamondback...
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I got some great views of the construction from WindSeeker, and Blue Racer yesterday! Orion is looking good! BTW, Blue Racer was running great. Consistently faster that Red.
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I just looked, too...
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Those look like all the same color to me...
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Yes. Yes it was. I really miss that, for some reason.
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https://www.visitkingsisland.com/blog/2019/july/whats-behind-the-fence Here is the link. Also, Chad Showalter posted it, not Don Helbig
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#whatsbehindthetape?
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Certainly interesting!
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Fukuda Unterberger: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unterberger_test
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Quick! someone compare dimensions of a SkyWarp with the dimensions of the Big Tan Box in RiverTown!
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Looks open from the webcam. Looks like 2 trains running! https://www.visitkingsisland.com/explore/live-video
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I was at the park earlier. (sorry, no pics) There was a slight bit of additional clearing happening. They were taking down some trees at the 'northern' edge of the current clearing. Right in the ravine where the bottom of the drop will be. Perhaps they didn't clear enough the first time?
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Express our, collective, condolences for his recent loss.
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"Kenton's Cove Keelboat Giga---ish"
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Batteries are considered emergency power, as are generators.
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And an indoor ride would need the emergency power for lighting.
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Same here. I'm not holding my breath.
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They're probably just putting in footers for the footings...
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I think it's a Cessna...
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OK. Here's a radical idea. 40 degree launched lift hill. At the apex(+/-300ft), a vertical loop takes you up another 60 feet or so. Next, you descend down the traditional drop. Oh yeah!
