Wow... that's a fairly serious elevation change on that helix!
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Jeff
Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com
Yowsa! I think we have a new king of the helix!
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"X" marks the spot in 2001!
THIS is why Titan isn't a Goliath clone.
Have to love that. That helix looks sweet! This ride is going to be a winner.
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2 for 1 in 2001;SFGAm all the way!!
"I'm ready, I'm ready!" - Sponge Bob Square Pants
Sponge Bob says it all!
Ok Rob, lets get something straight. The brakes hit you harder now, because the ride goes faster with the harder wheels! They've ALWAYS slowed the train at the top of the lift, for good reason. Makes the ride seem mucho taller than mister MF.
Although before I have questioned this ride before, I can see now it's easily the best Giovanola installation on the planet!
Is it just me or are Giovanola's two coasters in the US (to date) relatively ugly? That thought just came over me, and I found it odd how many supports were needed for such a tight ride...
I'm just saying...
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Loopscrew.com
It's coming...
Yes the support structure is fairly ugly, but when you look at it from a far it looks so beautiful. I cannot wait until this coaster opens.
All I have to say is wow!!! That is an intense looking helix. I would love to go to Texas to ride that!!!
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***Why can't all parks have a Millennium Force?***
*** This post was edited by Robodud on 3/14/2001. ***
Sweet!!!
Is there a proper artist's rendering of what Titan looks like completed? No, the park map doesn't count. :)
cynic, I think they need all the supports because of the high speed combined with kicka-- helices. just a guess. how fitting that they would build Titan next to my namesake.
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clash of the TITAN, 2001!
by the way coastergod, I have been looking for a completed model since October and no luck yet except for an ok sfmm site with pics of goliath.
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clash of the TITAN, 2001!