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Stratosphere has withdrawn its request for the Las Vegas City Council to approve a 740-foot coaster project, because they did not feel it would be approved. If it was denied, the attraction could not resubmit the project for at least a year.
Read more from The Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Hopefully Arrow didn't spend too much time on this yet.
I don't know...on one hand, I can understand not wanting to live in a noisy neighborhood...but...I live next to San Diego International Airport which is across I5 from me and which is just in front of the harbor and not too far from a fog horn. Noisy? I'd say. But it fades into the background after a couple days. Heck, I was able to doze off once or twice while in the middle of an amusement park.
But having said that, this thing would still make property values drop.
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"I'll bet that thing hits 5 Gs going through that loop.....faaar ooouut!"
Since when do attractions submit anything? lol *** This post was edited by scanz on 11/8/2001. ***
1) SFMW had a problem getting cleared for Medusa and had to spend lots of $$ to reduce the noise considerably. I was there this summer and that thing is amazingly quiet. So, maybe something can be done there.
2) The rendering I saw had the coaster dropping over Las Vegas Bl. toward a heavily populated residential area. Could it be reversed so that it drops to the west, away from the residential area towards I-15?
Oh...janfrederick...I couldn't agree with you more about the amusement park in the Mojave. IMO the single-best thing about Desparado (besides the first drop) is its setting against the starkness of the desert. I've got the marketing plan...just need the re$ources...hint,hint anybody.
They are for sure not building it for next season? Are they going to try later on?
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