PSST: New Gravity Group Photos up

Hey now, I can ride a ton of coasters all day. The latteral slam coasters are the ones that get to me.

Just bring da Moosh on :)

Chuck, who could have ridden Hades all day in a pouring rain. If they'd let us.

It said something on the site about a "Viewing window" What the heck?

stooge - you know the tunnel that's next to the station? There is a window on the queue side so guests waiting in line can see the train pass thru the tunnel. Paula also mentioned a plexiglass roof so people exiting the ride can look down into the tunnel as well.

You can see it under construction here:

http://www.thegravitygroup.com/voyage/03-06/pages/34.htm

I really hate to say it, but this ride looks pretty much... well.... Perfect?

I can't WAIT for May!

Well I've said when I find the perfect coaster. It's time to retire from the hobby. Hopefully this will take my #1 and still leave room for improvement :)

Chuck, who hasn't found the PERFECT coaster yet but has found some he is quite content to ride thousands of times!

If it tracks like Hades, you will be able to ride it all day. That thing may be wild, but it is very gentle at the same time. :)

Like me! ;)

LOL! Behave. ;)

Me? NEVER!

Good Grief :)

Chuck, you blockhead! Sorry, couldn't resist. :)

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SteveWoA said:
http://www.thegravitygroup.com/voyage/03-06/pages/21.htm

That looks extremely akward. Someone please elaborate for me why it looks like that, lol. *** Edited 4/6/2006 1:03:27 AM UTC by SteveWoA***

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I looked and looked and looked ....

THEN! I found it!

The section of track after the 90degree is forced to left (right side of photo). THIS "IS" going to "bounce" some. If you look at the photo, the left track (on right side) is built with a little more room for the train to "bounce" off the one rail, and NOT "bounce" back on the opposite rail.

If they did this right, this should be SMOOTH but FORCEFULL transistion.

If people snap their necks off, we will know Coaster Buzz Web junkies are just as smart as the engineers with all the knowledge and cool computer play toys!

Is this the same 'bump'? If so, the shot seems to accentuate it.

http://www.thegravitygroup.com/voyage/03-06/pages/26.htm

No, that one is right before you go through the first of the "Back" Tunnels. The bump in question is right before the first 90 degree bank. And it looks wicked awesome. :)

Heres another element that just screams WRONG
http://thegravitygroup.com/voyage/03-06/pages/14.htm

This little bunny with a turn after the third drop. Not only are you going to be airborn, You'll be turning into that next tunnel.

I dare say this looks like it will be one of the wildest coasters ever. Crystal Beach Cyclone? Bah! Looks like they won't need a first aid station in the station...but a full-on emergency room. People are going to flip out man! Totally! ;)

Sorry Janfrederick, But when Legend's running it's best. IM the one flipping out on the brake run :) I can't stop laughing.

Voyage, Well, We'll see it run in about two weeks.

Chuck

My dad is accompanying me to Holiwood Nights. It'll probably be his last coaster trip since he's getting older and can't ride as much anymore, plus he doesn't like being away from Mom, who's still battling cancer.

I'm glad he's chosen this threesome to end with ;)

mOOSH [didn't mean to be such a downer!]

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Acoustic Viscosity said:
Coaster porn!
4 weeks to go! Yeee haaaa!

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Yeah baby! My thoughts exactly! :-P

Moosh, you are never a downer, babe. I still have MommaMoosh in my thoughts. :-)

-Tina

*** Edited 4/7/2006 10:06:57 AM UTC by coasterqueenTRN***

Thanks, Tina! Poppa Moosh is looking forward to seeing everyone again ;)