Here we go again...
It's a Zamperla Volare (http://www.zamperlarides.com/main/volare.htm). It's been confirmed by people at AB.
-Nate
So can someone clever explain to me how the lift on this thing works?
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Jeff - Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com, Sillynonsense.com
"As far as I can tell it doesn't matter who you are. If you can believe, there's something worth fighting for..." - Garbage, "Parade"
Exactly WHAT MAKES it work and WHY they made that way, I have no idea.
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Nothing... NOTHING... can prepare you for... the Fourth Dimension!
There will probally be blocking for 2 cars on the lift
See the bottom pictures on this page:
http://www.coasterclub.org/en/photos/zam-volare/index3.shtml
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"If somebody throws a rock and knocks a man off his donkey, do we say that he's stoned off his ass?
Soggy, the reason WHY you have the twisting lift is quite simple. Area. If you look at the length of a traditional straight lift, it extends several hundred feet long, whereas this Volare take up only a small area of cubic feet to get the train (or car) to the top. This idea would really only work with single car coasters, such as a wild mouse.
If it is true (which it probably is), and there are blue supports, I would imagine a Superman theme/name. Hmmmmm.... What would Six Flags name a Superman themed "flying" coaster??? How 'bout Superman:Ultimate Flight! Already got the Logo's and artwork on the printing press for SFoG, why not share the name like they do with everything else.
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I've traded in my 2000 Giovanola for a 2002 Arrow X4D :)
My other car is now an Arrow X4D!
Volare isn't a portable coaster. Might look like one, but Zamperla isn't even making a portable version of this.
And of the Six Flags branded parks, Elitch Gardens is at the bottom of the attendance scale, so no it does not make a lot of cash for Six Flags.
*** This post was edited by Fierce Pancake on 3/3/2002. ***
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