Quassy retiring Mad Mouse, building Gravity Group coaster

It's not exactly RF2, but this has been on the radar for quite some time. Very happy for Quassy and TGG... :)

A 1200-foot roller coaster? That is ridiculously tiny.

^I don't know, that sounds prety tall to me. ;)

Agreed, Gator...this is exactly what Quassy needs to stay alive and competitive. It's perfect for its clientele.

SFNE Freak said:
A 1200-foot roller coaster? That is ridiculously tiny.

Eh, the Zierer Small Tivolis are 197ft :)

For comparison's sake: I'm thinking that this will also be M&V, albeit a more exciting layout, but anyhow: http://www.rcdb.com/id2746.htm

Good for Quassy. Also lots of fun can be had in 1200 feet. The Tree Topper at Upper Clements Park in Nova Scotia is a good example of a shorter coaster that has a few excellent pops of airtime and lots of fun.

It's not the size that counts, but what you do with it. :)

After riding the Sky Princess (now known as "Kingdom Coaster") at Dutch Wonderland and having a blast on that, I am very excited to try this one out. CCI/GG build some very fun rides.. as long as they are properly maintained, and Quassy is great at that.

Any Herschell Monster Mouses left after this one goes?

^Yes. Of the others - Puyallup's is the one I've ridden, but there's also one in Manitoba, and soon to be one in Montana of all places...

http://www.rcdb.com/ir.htm?model=9&page=1&order=-5

The train vendor was unanounced at the time of the press release the fact they did not go straight to PTC could mean they are considering timerliners that would be a suprise first coaster for the new train design but it looks posible although obviously not definite.