The "Red White and Blue" thing is pure speculation. Sure, we've seen red track, and white track... but the only BLUE track anyone has seen is on the MF coaster.
But this does get me to thinking... I wonder if this coaster was designed at the same time as MF, so that it "intertwines" with the MF tracks out on the island? That would explain not only the MF layout, but it'd be cool as heck if true :-)
It'd also be a way to get a red, white, and blue theme going, given there's no other blue track in evidence.
Helios: Setpoint debuted a model of their seismic coaster in 2000. There are some pics here: http://club.coasterbuzz.com/features/iaapa2000/gallery/ It's a steel racer that shares a single track.
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Stitch said:
Ok, didn't Jeff say that it will not be announced for a while? So could that mean that it will be so massive it won't be ready until the 2004 season? I don't thinks so, but anything is possible.-----------------
I was thinking the same thing. That might be what will make everyone mad is that they'll have to wait one more season. They won't leave it laying around for a year and a half. They'll start building but since it's so big it won't be til 2004 that they'll finish. Or hopefully later in the 2003 season rather than 2004.
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Six Flags, the only chain of parks that can manage to have stacking with a one train operation.
Closed topic.