Wild west world construction update.

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I have not seen any updates on "wild west world" in a while, so here you go.

http://www.wildwestworld.org/WildWestWorld-ConstructionUpdates.htm

The park is starting to look nice.

I also found this clip interesting.

"You'd better start building up courage now, because in 2009 a giant roller coaster is coming to Wild West World. It'll be a test only the toughest cowboys can handle". *** Edited 12/6/2006 9:37:36 PM UTC by crazy horse***

what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard.
Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it.
I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

Hey thanks, I've almost forgot about that NEW PARK!

Chuck, who still thinks a good wooden coaster should be part of the lineup!

You think a good wooden coaster should be a part of everyones lineup. ;)

Whats your point?

Are you calling me a Woodie Snob? :)

Chuck

I'm interested to see this park closer to opening as it all looks quite "grungy" right now. That Moser "Flipping Action Arm" thing looks like it could be fun.

I don't think Chuck is wrong that the park could use a good wooden coaster. I'm totally into flats, but, like Beech Bend, a really good wooden coaster would put the park on the map, so to speak.

I am supprised that they are not opening the park with a major "signiture" coaster.

Looks like a fun park though

It's good to see a "new park" that is actually being built, and not just proposed on paper.

I thought that there was going to be a new park in Michigan somewhere?

You gotta love that they are getting in to some of the rides with a step ladder because there is no platform yet.

Yea,

I saw that.I wonder what park they got the "condor" ride from?

Apparently WWW got the Condor new from a ride company called IE Park according to their rides page. Though I couldn't find the Condor ride in Park's product pages.

They do have a second hand listing on IE Park's site though so it may have come from another park. *** Edited 12/8/2006 12:07:53 AM UTC by Floorless Fan***

That makes sense.

Also, if you look here...

http://www.wildwestworld.org/images/WWW_Platt_2.jpg

You can see on the right side of the map, where the new coaster will go. Looks to me like a wood coaster layout.

^ Not to be a downer, but that COULD also be a kiddie invert....let's both hope I'm wrong. ;)

edit: rcdb shows a Wacky Worm, and the spinning mouse from MBGP (guess I may get to ride that after all, LOL).

*** Edited 12/8/2006 2:53:45 AM UTC by rollergator***

^^ You're looking at an old version of the park layout. That particular version was released before they had settled on a ride package.

The new version of the layout doesn't have any space designated for a large coaster, although that large open area at the top of the pond looks interesting...

Putting the 'odd' in Todd since 1976...

Ok,

I see it now, but one can still hope.

The park is supposed to open with several Moser and Zamperla rides including a Spinny mouse and Zig Zag I believe.

I hope the park does well as a wood coaster would be a bonus :)

Chuck

ACK!! They are going to be a Pepsi park. :)

At least they have Stone Cold Creamery as their ice cream choice.

My favorite MJ tune: "Billie Jean" which I have been listening to alot now. RIP MJ.

The open area on the first version of the map looks huge. If they are planning on puttin a rollercoaster in there it will have to be huge.

If it is wood pray for it not being built by Charles Dinn or they ll be sunk. If they build a invert pray for it not being a vekoma slc unless it is one of the new ones like the one at magic springs arkansas which was supposed to go to jazzland thank god it didnt but is supposed to have some special feature on it the only reason i mentioned that was because a lot of starter outer parks put those in

I saw pictures of shipping containers over at Screamscape, and the Zamperla spinning mouse has arrived.

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