BullGuy said:
Well there you go. Those of you complaining about a new Tampa coaster can pipe down. :)
Ummm, thanks....I guess. Tell ya what though, throw SOME spinning cars into the mix (riders can choose whether or not to spin), and I'd be willing to call it a deal. With the same ride, I can't count it as another credit if it's just relocated, ROFL...
Seriously though, *spinning* cars...best....idea....ever. Cheapest time to install them would be during relocation.....is this thing even ON? ;)
2022 Trips: WDW, Sea World San Diego & Orlando, CP, KI, BGW, Bay Beach, Canobie Lake, Universal Orlando
Thanks,
DMC
I'd agree with Rolacostaking on the fact that it's probably just gonna be an indoor dark ride or simulator,BGW seems to like those type of rides lately & what with PKD's dark ride coming in 04 you'd think they might want to try & cash in on the family market.
Remember this: families bring in alot more revenue for a park than the thrillseeking crowd & it's that fact that the parks are banking on.
-Mark
Never Has Gravity Been So Uplifting.
An indoor "Mini Woodie" at BGT sounds like a perfect fit. Let me repeat; PERFECT. I haven't been on LoCOSMo, but from what I have seen it looks fantastic. Does anyone remember how large the building enclosing that ride is? How is capacity? I know that these questions aren't really importiant because these things could be changed, of course.
I do not believe that a Journey To Atlantis type ride would work a BGW because it would be way to similar to Escape From Pompei, especially if the watercoaster was enclosed in a building.
IMHO, of course.
BullGuy said:
gator: I'm not ecstatic about the "new" coaster either. It is, however a step up from attractions BGT has recieved since Gwazi. Spinning cars would be great, but even with that nice touch, I would almost rather see some flats for this flat deprived park.
Ha! You want Flat deprived? SFOG only has an Bumper Cars, Enterprise and a Looping Pirate Ship.
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DMC
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