Leviathan's roar

Just went to Canada's Wonderland. . . . awesome park, probably my favorite of all Cedar Fair parks. . .trip report forthcoming. Anyhoodle, I noticed that the sound of the Leviathan train is much different than any other B&M I have ever been on. On the first drop it's almost silent until right before it hits the tunnel, then it comes to life. Are the wheels just not in contact with the rails on the first 2/3 of the descent? Anyone else notice? BTW, Leviathan beats the panties off any other giga-coaster I have ever ridden. I can just imagine how good Fury is going to be.

I would guess that it is because they put sand inside the rails where you can't hear the roar, and they didn't put sand in the noisy parts.

Not sure if they filled Leviathan with sand but the roar is always pronounced at the bottom of drops and loops on any coaster because of the G-force pressure and speed of the wheels in contact with the track.

Kumba ROARS. Talon whispers. I'd say B&M's solution to "noise issues" is extremely effective.

Can't wait for Fury, been unable to make Canada for the last few years...and I too *love* Canada's Wonderfulland!

You always have a place to stay near Fury, Gator!

FuryGator sounds like a good name for a ride...