None of them can operate on opening day apparently due to temperature.  

Some coasters have a minimum start up temperature, in order to operate.  It varies from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Arrows must be the highest required temp.  

4 minutes ago, super7 said:

Arrows must be the highest required temp.  

That is correct.  I "think" it is in the upper 40's for most of them to start up. Someone probably knows the exact numbers.

In the spring, the required temperatures are higher since they're just starting to be run more consistently after a 5.5-month offseason.

In the fall, our Arrow coasters' minimum operating temperature (to at least start up) is 45 degrees; in the spring, it is 50.

Today's high temperature was only 47 degrees, which justifies why Vortex, Adventure Express, and The Bat were closed all day today. If today was October 20 rather than April 20, they would have been able to open since it was at/above 45 for most of this afternoon.

6 minutes ago, VortexBFForever said:

In the spring, the required temperatures are higher since they're just starting to be run more consistently after a 5.5-month offseason.

In the fall, our Arrow coasters' minimum operating temperature (to at least start up) is 45 degrees; in the spring, it is 50.

Today's high temperature was only 47 degrees, which justifies why Vortex, Adventure Express, and The Bat were closed all day today. If today was October 20 rather than April 20, they would have been able to open since it was at/above 45 for most of this afternoon.

Would you be able to give us an Arrow coasters minimum sinking amount? Vortex must be on the verge of crossing that thresh hold.  

Ha ha, very funny.

I missed the Arrows this weekend next weekend is looking promising.

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