My home park is Six Flags Over Ga. and I have heard some insane things over the years...
Of course, everyone I know says they know someone who knows someone who knows someone who got killed on a ride. Right. I am sure it's like this at EVERY park.
One time someone asked me if there was a graveyard on the back side of the park for all the people that have been killed there. I just smiled and said "yeah, I have heard something about that before."
SFOG has a train like many other parks do that goes around the park. I was once asked if the train went upside down. I had to struggle to say "no m'am."
Lastly, back when Gotham City was built, the Mindbender was painted from brown to green, and allegedly there was talk of changing its name to "Riddler's Revenge." The name change never got off the ground, and despite the huge "Mindbender" sign above the entrance, many call it Riddler's Revenge. Four years (maybe more) after it never happened!
So, let's hear your story. Entertain me. :-)
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Incidentalist said:
{snip}Could you imagine the G's a 200 foot plus flyer would pull. Insane. {snip}
If engineered properly, it could have less G's than X-flight. You just need a bigger pull out from the drops. I could subject myself to more G's jumping from the roof of my two story house when hitting the ground than Millenium Force creates at the bottom of the first drop (no fat jokes please ;-P). A sentiment among designers is that the only limit is how high a person is willing to go. Anything can be engineered.
seth
*** This post was edited by ucdaap42 on 11/15/2001. ***
People would ask me, as they stepped into SOB's train and put their restraints on, "Does this ride have a loop?" Sometimes I just pointed forward (you can see the loop directly in front of the station). Then you have the little kids who read R.L. Stine and swear that the Beast is haunted.
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