This ride is shaping up to be truly fantastic. The overbank turn --> twisting floater --> overbank turn looks to be incredible. Intense pacing.
Either way, I wouldn't call it a "family" coaster but since SDC is a family-friendly park, I would imagine that the ride won't be overly intense.
PKI got rid of two rides that my kids can ride to build a coaster that will have a height restriction of what? 48 inches?
I'm all for some smaller coasters but "family" just doesn't seem like a good label to me.
For some new yummie shots of PK
http://www.midwestinfoguide.com/silver/new.html *** Edited 1/5/2005 1:11:47 AM UTC by Swoosh***
Haha no I'm not giving Patrick the finger
BigJim - The lift will go all the way to the bottom of the hill. The train will use whatever momentum is left and get as far up the lift hill as it can. Then the chain dogs will engage and the chain will take it up the rest of the way. This is much like what BSF did. Also you can think of how a Boomerang coaster goes up on the chain on the second lift.
Coasterfantom - Yes I think this ride will really be one of the D.O.T.S. for 2005 and attendance for the park will probably really increase.
Swoosh said:
Remember SDC attaches the word "family" to everything. WildFire is a "family" looping coaster. :)
Not ONE instance of teenagers running amok (no offense to anyone under 20 intended, LOL), NO trash on the ground, no line jumping, no graffiti...sounds like a "family park" to me..:)
No inversions can DEF. mean *family* coaster...
Any indication they're going to use my FUSE idea on the back spike? ;)
Not sure about the FUSE thing, but I do know they are going all out with the theming.
-D
This looks(to me) better than most of the new coasters for next year. I really wish I could head out to the midwest for a coaster tour. Guess I'll wait till 06' and hit it before Japan, maybe?:)
Thanks for the pix Swooshy. That thing looks completly sick.
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