LoQ wont work!!!!

It tell you what time to be at the ride k. So no lines casue mos tpeople would have that so what if a huge line forms will those people be able to line jump?

We would be having so much stacking then.

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At least I dont call a vertical loop a "loopdie-loop"!

You may want to be a bit clearer with your posts. In theory, what you are saying is true, but the park deals with this by limiting the number of Q-bots and selling them on a first-come, first-serve basis.

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plz tell me how this works cuz i dont understand. how are you keeping place in line but not cutting in front of ppl when you get in line, and there are ppl that got there before you but no Lo-q.
plz explain
-ryan
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Formaly Inverted of Danimation
rides on TITAN:0 so far ;)

So wait now, it reserves you a place and line and you can just get back in front of people?

I think Im starting to get it now.

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At least I dont call a vertical loop a "loopdie-loop"!

Heres how Lo-Q it works:

       What is the Lo-Q Virtual Queuing System?
The Lo-Q system is a device that visitors to SFOG will be able to purchase. The device's primary use is to virtually book yourself on a ride that supports the system. Another use of the device will be to track members of your group, such as children, that are wearing a Q-Tag.

What do you mean, "book yourself on a ride"? How does that work?
By booking yourself on a ride, you enter the virtual queue for that ride. An example: you want to ride the Georgia Cyclone, and the Georgia Cyclone supports the Lo-Q system. Outside the ride is a "booking point." You have rented a Prompter, which is the device the Lo-Q system uses. You point the Prompter at the booking point from about three inches or so, and you've been booked on that ride.

Now, let's say that the current waiting time for the Georgia Cyclone is an hour. Now that you've booked yourself on the ride using the Lo-Q system, you have entered the virtual queue, and for an hour, you can go anywhere else in the park and do whatever you like. Ride something else, get something to eat, see a show.. anything. As the time approaches for your scheduled ride on the Georgia Cyclone, a message will appear on your Prompter, saying, "Next Ride Soon".

Once the waiting period is up and it's time to board, you can enter the ride via the Lo-Q ride entry point. If you are early for the ride, your Prompter will tell you say, and you won't be allowed to board until your waiting period is over. If you are late and have missed your ride, your Prompter will inform you, and you'll have to book your ride again.

 

Or go here to the official Lo-Q site:  http://www.lo-q.com/

 

 

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Yea me to. Your wae your q-bot at it at that point your "in line" Then ten minutes before you go on it beeps and tells you to go. I get it now.
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OOO I see now Im dumb!:P

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At least I dont call a vertical loop a "loopdie-loop"!

RI, try proofreading your post before you hit the enter button. Your post makes absolutely no sense the way it reads now.

So there will be a new seperate que line?
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Out of the coasters i've ridden here is wat i rank them overall:(ive been to canobie lake and SFNE)
1. S:RoS 2. Yankee Cannonball 3. Riverside Cyclone 4. Canobie Corkscrew 5. Thunderbolt 6. Galaxy 7. Mind Eraser 8. Dragon coaster 9. poison ivy's tangled

Yes, most rides have separate lo-q lines, some make use of exit lines though.