New footer markings all over SFOG - discuss

The plans are posted over here.

no they rnt, he took them off because they were illegal. This is the only site i have seen them still on it. I suggest taking them off

They're roller coaster plans. The park isn't going to come after websites for something they'll be unveiling in several days anyways.

Actually, they have before. This particular park made the local fansite take down the '05 park map which was leaked earlier this year by CitiGraph, all because it revealed that the park was adding a water play structure. I doubt that they wouldn't contact me and do likewise. I just don't want to jeopardize the person who took the photos. Once the announcement is made they'll definately go back up, if not sooner, but then it's no fun I suppose.

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This is the only site i have seen them still on it. I suggest taking them off

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Difference is that a personal site is easier to trace, while posting to Image Shack would be much harder. If someone were to post the images to Image Shack they would never run into trouble, where as through me the connection is there. *** Edited 8/21/2005 9:01:24 PM UTC by Jophish***

So why did SFGAm trim RB so much more than in 1999? I rode it when it was new and it was a great ride! But it was very rerideable and smooth and it didn't beat you up so why the slowdown after a few years of good operations? I hope I can trust SFOG to keep the trims at a minimum on their new hyper because I may want to move to Atlanta becasue of the hyper! *** Edited 8/21/2005 9:51:12 PM UTC by Pink Floyd Fanatic***

I hope I can trust SFOG to keep the trims at a minimum

If how that park operates GA Cyclone and Mindbender is any example get ready for the trims!

Hopefully, the ride doesnt have any unnecessary trim brakes.

As far as the layout goes, I assume it leaves towards the left side of the pic and the lifthill is on the left side.

If so, with any speed, that long straight return should be plenty of entertaining bunny hills.

Also, the terrain slopes down a hell of a lot right there, is it safe to assume the park will build the ride at much higher level than everything else, or will it cut through somewhere, over the path, and up through the woods?

I wonder what the name will be...after looking at the blueprints im thinking goliath or titian...

Yesterday I recieved an email from our local rep that gave a link to a minor reveal from SFOG directly to him. It obviously suggests a very LARGE coaster.

http://members.acesoutheast.org/SFOG2006A.jpg

Personally I believe this is the hyper coaster they've been dreaming about for years at SFOG and that it'll be a B&M due to the tell tell signs.

As much as I'm seriously going to miss the gasp, I'm very excited about this coaster. Now if they could just get a floorless and vertical drop coaster, they'd have the whole B&M catalog! lol

They would need a B&M Sitdown too. Vertical Drop and Sitdown are two different coasters.