I think its all a red herring, the coaster track and supports are not for KD at all, but they are making extra money by storing rides awaiting delivery. In fact the new coaster for 2010 is this http://www.gordonrides.com/test_site/concepts.html
or not, but I can tell everyone here one thing... it will have wheels, and be gravity driven. ;-)
I honestly have a hard time believing that Gordon Rides is still a legitimate business. Their Harry Potter coaster design looks like they asked a third grader to draw a picture of a Quiditch field and the inverted wooden coaster? Seriously? If I want a rough inverted coaster I can go to SFDK and ride Kong or anyother SLC out there.
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Kyle Fobe said:
Couldn't someone like Universal Studios use that Quidditch thing for Harry Potter land? Seems like a perfect fit for me.
I'm sure they could...
...if it existed beyond a crayon drawing.
Gordon Rides Inverted wooded roller coaster = ridiculously hilarious.
Isn't the super whip idea being used in the new Cars Land at Disney California Adventure?
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I think its all a red herring, the coaster track and supports are not for KD at all, but they are making extra money by storing rides awaiting delivery.
Okay, here's a nutball thought: Maybe it's for CP's "Project 2010."
Red Herring = Red Track = a red coaster called the RED ROCKET!!!!
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Kyle Fobe said:Couldn't someone like Universal Studios use that Quidditch thing for Harry Potter land? Seems like a perfect fit for me.
Strongly suggesting that Gordon Rides would LIKE for potential buyers to get confused and *mistakenly interpret* the drawings as indicating a working relationship bet. Gordon and USF/IoA...
My sister, two nephews, and parents are on a 2-week American History driving trip through the New England states. Each nephew gets a day to plan whatever they want and the oldest planned a day at BGW. They asked me to join them but I said I couldn't take the time off work when I'm actualy surprising them at their hotel Wednesday morning and spending the day at the park with them.
They're both budding coaster enthusiasts so it'll be cool to see them ride their first good hyper and dive coaster (my first B&M diver too!). My dad has always wanted to ride Nessie. And It'll be a nice way to say goodbye to Big Bad Wolf.
It's a quick trip: I'm back in the office 10am Thurs morning. Me, crazy? Yup!
Not to spam someone else's site, but The pictures are on Theme Park Review. It does say "Giga Coaster" on the bottom left corner of a pallet of washers.
Weird... I never would have thought anyone including Cedar Fair would invest in something like that. Of course, it could always be a mis-print.
Intamin only has one other giga, Millennium Force. Millie's track and the track showing up at KD are not the same. That's some tasty food, ain't it? ;)
How's this for dessert: I just checked out the photos mentioned by John Peck above. The ride is listed as Giga Coaster 02.
Closed topic.