SFNE crews training for new floorless?
I just got an e-mail for the rumors section of my website. It said that an SFNE crew was training on Medusa at SFGAdv a few weeks ago because a new floorless is going to be built at SFNE next year. I know that this kind of thing should be taken with a grain of salt, but I was wondering if anyone else heard about this.
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"If we built a ride that everyone wanted to ride, it would be called an elevator, and that's not an amusement ride."
-Stan Checketts, S&S Power
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"If we built a ride that everyone wanted to ride, it would be called an elevator, and that's not an amusement ride."
-Stan Checketts, S&S Power
How can you tell the difference between SFNE crew and SFGAV crew?
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©Bruce's P:)sting Co.
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©Bruce's P:)sting Co.
Ha! Six Flags train people an entire season in advance? That's rich.
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Jeff
Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com
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Jeff
Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com
lol.
You beat me to it Jeff. :)
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-Joe
(Who will be at Cedar Point August 9th. E-mail me if you're gonna be there.)
This is the funniest thing I have ever heard. Why in the world would Six Flags pay seasonal employee's travel time to go to another park to operate a roller coaster. The only way this would happen would be during slow times when SFGADV may be open during the week while SFNE isn't open. SFGAM did this with SFSTL. It doesn't take that much effort to train an employee to run a ride, at most 16 hours and I am giving a lot of cushion for the slower trainee's.
Just keep dreaming.
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BMCOASTER
bmcoaster@wi.rr.com
Just keep dreaming.
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BMCOASTER
bmcoaster@wi.rr.com
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