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Could the line not being finished and the shdes not being there mean omething like. there tearing it down.
If all the other ones are (i think) working, why isnt this one. Did they give up. I dont care if its closed this year and then is better in 2004. That would be great! Why tear this one down and have the others still remain. But if a rocket coaster went in, I wouldn't care at all!
Both times I have been at GAM Deja Vu has been vallied
This leads to the age old question....can it be Deja Vu if it never happened in the first place?
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I can't believe Screamscape would pusblish it.
I really can't believe anyone would think it has any amount of validity whatsoever.
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Matt D said:
At least Deja Vu is still listed as a ride on the SFGAm website. The SFOG portion of the SF site has removed Deja Vu from it's ride list. I've tried to ride it 3 times at SFOG with no luck. I got on the one at SFMM, and it wasn't anything spectacular. I say tear it down and build an Intamin rocket! Even they're more reliable.
-Matt
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how are you gonna fit a rocket in deja vu's place?
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I really can't believe anyone would think it has any amount of validity whatsoever.
....but I seent it on tha Inturnet....;)
*If* the DVs aren't wrking reliably in another 3-5 years, THEN, MAYBE, there will be some TALK about removing them among the higher-ups. I'd be astonished if there was any discussion of that nature *at all* at this point...
stoogemanmoe said:
I Actually got to ride it Fright Fest 2001. I really hope they don't tear it down because it really is a fun ride. When they get the catch wagon issue fixed ( make the catch wagons come down another four feet) this ride will have a line continuosly. As far as I know from talking to my friend in the maintanance tool crib the other day, there are no plans to remove the ride. It's down until the weather starts cooperating and when the weather temp comes up to summer temps, then the ride will reopen.------------------
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I can't necessarily agree with what you said about the weather. It has been gorgeous lately--low to mid 70's. It ran in 30 degree temps last year during Last Blast. How much more does the weather have to "cooperate"?
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I can't necessarily agree with what you said about the weather. It has been gorgeous lately--low to mid 70's. It ran in 30 degree temps last year during Last Blast. How much more does the weather have to "cooperate"?
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Well, to get it to run in the 30 degree temps, they encase the train in plastic and have heaters that heat the wheels, bearings, and to make the grease thinner, so that the wheels move faster. We saw this at the Fright Fest in 2001. We watched the test runs the day it was supposed to open and it just wasn't getting enough speed to get up to the second tower's catch wagon, so it would go up and come right back down and valley between the second tower and the loop. It did that continuosly. It was really cold that day too. The next day we got there and the plastic was back up and you could see lit up red lines on top of the track in the station. I asked the op standing at the chained entrance about the plastic, and he said it was there along with heaters because they really wanted to get it running for Fright Fest.
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stoogemanmoe
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The issue is not with the weather this time. The train is still nowhere in sight. The DV down at SFOG is also closed.
Something else is going on right now which I assume has to do with working on the trains.
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After all of the flack the park has received for not having the ride open the last two years, I'm hesitant to think that they are just being "conservative" by not opening the ride until temps are consistently in the 80's in an attempt to avoid a valley. The fact that the other two have been down lends some credence to the idea that all three are getting some sort of fix or makeover to address a similar issue.
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