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According to the Toledo ABC affiliate, one of the towers on Cedar Point's VertiGo, an S&S Power "Absolutely Insane" ride, fell to the ground from the 65-foot level.
Read more from WTVG in Toledo.
--Greg, who's gotten stopped in traffic on the replacement bridge and could feel the whole damn thing move up and down...
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--Greg
"The questions ticket agents ask at airports are useless, but give an illusion of security to the GP. Much like seatbelts on roller coasters...
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GregLeg: The analogy to the Tocoma Narrows is apt. The thing about this kind of failure is that a particularly high wind isn't necessary. It's having just the right wind velocity for a period of time that causes it.
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Scott W. Short
mailto:scott@midwestcoastercentral.com
http://www.midwestcoastercentral.com
*** This post was edited by CPgenius on 1/16/2002. ***
http://www.sanduskyregister.com/cgi-bin/LiveIQue.acgi$rec=51117?frontpage
http://www.sanduskyregister.com/cgi-bin/LiveIQue.acgi$rec=51098?localnewsdaily
and this has a picture of the ride, sans the NW tower
http://www.sanduskyregister.com/cgi-bin/LiveIQue.acgi$sch=localnewsdaily?localnewsdaily
-Seth
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Jes
Webmaster, Jes's Roller Coasters
"Thank You Jeff Putz"
Perhaps Janice didn't know but someone in Maintenance does. That would seem a little more realistic.
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