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(news release) A crew from the National Geographic Channel will visit Holiday World on Friday to film construction of The Voyage wooden roller coaster.
The day-long shoot will include a series of interviews about the design and construction of the park’s record-breaking coaster, due to open in May of 2006.
The two-hour documentary, "Coasters: Riding Into the Extreme," will take a look at the science behind roller coasters. The show will examine the evolution of coaster design, materials used in construction, and the physics behind what makes coasters so fun to ride.
Shot in high-definition format by a four-member crew, "Coasters: Riding Into the Extreme" will delve into the sensation of “air-time” or weightlessness experienced on some coasters. The Voyage will hold the record for the most “air-time” of any wooden coaster, at 24.2 seconds.
The documentary will air in the spring or summer of 2006; an air date has not yet been announced.
Link: Holiday World
Anyone know the steel record holder?
*roll eyes* is this really news?
EDIT: mmmmmmmm HDTV.... must... buy..... new.... tv....*** This post was edited by Bazzanoid 9/21/2005 8:14:28 AM ***
National Geographic Channel airs in 55 million homes, so hosting a crew for an upcoming documentary does interest some people.
Now I might not be an expert, but I'd consider a news release that garnered statewide mention for Holiday World and construction of The Voyage to be "news."
Paula (sometimes I roll my eyes, too :))
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