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According to Amusement Today, S&S has purchased Arrow Dynamics. As part of the settlement, they have settled the suit with Six Flags. They plan to continue using the Arrow name.
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I wish SSArrow all the best and I'm hoping the synergy will positive! *** This post was edited by The Legend on 10/29/2002. ***
Another chapter in the amusement industry. This is very intriguing, because it's the rescuing of a veteran company from a relatively young one. We have to see what the future is in store for us now that this has happened.
It will be interesting to see what happens. Yes, Arrow and S & S have had their reputation's hit recently. I don't think that it will necessarily knock them out of contention. There have been rides in the past that have failed, but the companies that produced them have survived. Outside of Vertigo, the two most recent issues have been mostly repairable (X and Hyper). Even if the 3 majors stay away, some of the smaller parks will certainly purchase their offerings, which could lead the majors to return.
Reputations can be damaged and repaired. I think if Arrow can produce a successful from the start 4d, others will join the rush to get one.
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Waiting for the CP announcement to be made so that about 1000+ posts will be made complaining about it.
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Jes
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LOL ! But what I wanna know is .....
will they call themselves
Custom S&S Dynamics ?
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Does anyone else make steel and wood coasters, and flat rides?
Well, I suppose Intamin does.
"Maybe we should just go back to the old days of wood coasters without sensors and computer systems."
Well, while they didn't have computer sensors some most certainly had the ability indicate where the train was when past the lift. Anyone who has ridden the Lakeside Cyclone, Conneaut Blue Streak, and other classics have seen the picture of the coaster's layout in the station and the light-bulbs that tell the operator where the train is.
Moosh - wishing for a time-maching, too ;-)
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*** This post was edited by BullGuy on 10/29/2002. ***
All the article says is that the lawsuit between Arrow and SF was settled as part of the purchase agreement. What were the terms? It doesn't say, but since SF wanted the rights to the 4d, isn't it possible that they got it as part of the settlement? Until those terms are released and made more clear I'm not sure that everyone should be thinking that's cleared up yet.
On a personal note, I'm sad to see the end of Arrow as an independant entity. With so much history in the company it would have been nice to have seen them find a way to continue to operate without being sucked under someone else's umbrella. Now I'm waiting to see what S&S does with Arrow and the Dinn wood division, and whether that turns out to be good or not.
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