A few days ago, someone was telling everybody that he saw an "advertisement" at IOA saying that they were going to get a hypercoaster. I was there today and I saw the sign. He tells the truth!!! It was in the Spiderman parking section. It had a picture of a Nitro train on the sign and it did say "Are you ready for a bang because the B&M age is coming to the adventure" Whether or not someone made this sign up themselves and stuck it there I don't know. But I do have a question...wouldn't a park employee or official take the sign down if it was advertising a false rumor??? Something is fishy around here.
Sounds fishy to me...no normal member of the GP is going to know what a B&M is.
I'm not saying that the sign doesn't exist, I'm just saying that I have a hard time believing it is official.
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Benjamin Jones | Yet another coaster-craving yuppie
Did the sign look professional, like the park had done it? If so, then that ROCKS - I live 1:20 away, but I can make it weekly for a B&M hyper. I really thought they'd go for wood instead, but capacity issues probably dictated B&M, and they've already got a great relationship. It kinda makes sense business-wise too, cause NO inversions means more of a family-oriented ride. DD and Hulk scare some of the less hearty guests!
im going to IOA on saturday
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