Umm is it me, or do you see it to?

Is there something wrong with this picture or is it me?

http://www.rcdb.com/ig2508.htm?picture=23

Me? I see that the chain is coming off the track! never seen that on any other coaster before. just wondering 'cause that is wierd if you ask me.

Its you. That happens all the time on many mouse-type coasters...nothing wrong at all.

For a second, I thought someone else had just went to see ring twO...

It is coming up. In fact, I just saw that at DCA the other week on Mullholland Madness. Common on those off the shelf mouse type coasters.

Any idea if this is the same exact layout that Mr. Six's @ SFNE has now. After looking at the pictures it kinda does to me?. Can anyone else clarify that.

"the only thing I know is that life is short and the only time you've got left is luck"

Just a couple of clicks on RCDB gave me ...

Link

It was for all intents and purposes a custom-design for the MoA that ended up being pretty good and has since been cloned and marketed as a regular off the shelf coaster. (Source: Playa)

Brett, Resident Launch Whore Anti-Enthusiast (the undiplomatic one)

It would only take a couple chain rollers at the bottom of the hill to make it stay down. But it doesn't affect anything so why bother?

But then again, what do I know?

The mouse that used to be at BGW did that too. It's slightly unnerving.

Yeah, especially after the Wild Wonder (Twist 'n' Shout) accident *** Edited 3/23/2005 4:32:22 AM UTC by lakecrystal*** *** Edited 3/23/2005 4:33:33 AM UTC by lakecrystal***

WOW, I've seen the chains do that, but never like that. And i bet its very unnerving for somebody who doesn't like the coasters to start with.

I know for a fact that a few lift chains at GL do that when they're started in the morning. Nothing wrong at all.

GL ride host 2001-2003, Rides Superviser 2004-05

It does look a little strange... I never noticed that before but I guess it's pretty common.