Somehow, that makes little to no sense at all.
Why not one Vekoma Boomerang in the world? Maybe just one hyper coaster in the whole wide world.
Yeeeaaahh... makes sense.
By having more than one rocket coaster [in the world] means that it was popular & successful enough in that particular park that it caught the interest of other parks wanting to capture on that popularity = more guests = more revenue = $$ in their pockets.
Oh, and John Q. Guest doesn't give two hamster dumps if a ride is a clone.
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But if you're going to complain about clones, coasters have nothing on flat rides. What's with all those tilt-a-whirls, scramblers, and music expresses? Or is that expressi?
Except the Giant Wheel of course. *** Edited 9/24/2005 1:59:53 AM UTC by TopThrill10***
Oh yeah, I like KK theming better.
The Mole said:
I'd rather have 1,000 rocket "clones" than 1,000 SLC clones anyday......
Me too. ;-) I would be as happy as pig in crap. :-D I would save The Gauntlet though...not a bad SLC.
Actually, besides the hill at the end, Kingda "felt" a LOT different that Dragster. They are two totally different rides IMHO. Sure, they look similar, have a launch, top hat, and twist, but I found them both to be two totally different experiences.
At this point I see Intamin building more rockets similar to Xcel and Storm Runner, with various elements....some old and new. I can't really see them installing another record breaker based on height and/or speed.
That's just my opinion. :-)
-Tina
*** Edited 9/25/2005 11:37:57 AM UTC by coasterqueenTRN***
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