Celestial Park (Epic Universe)

[Alicia]

Still covered

 

[Tyc00n96]

Weren’t there supposed to be flux capacitors on the backs of seats? I guess they’re still hiding that detail.

I was looking for those too. Something else I noticed at the end in the Outro portion of the video, it may possibly be the ride soundtrack or part of the queue music playing in the background.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

If they were doing some sort of show like is described here on RoA my position would be very different. It gives these waterways not just a purpose as in the beauty they bring, but they also serve an active purpose for everyone to see every night.

Nick it's a joke it's ok

 

[Nick]

Nick it's a joke it's ok

I know it was a joke, all good.

 

[devinp267]

I don't have many coaster credits but just curious if anyone knows. Are Mack launches any more punchier than intamin launches or is a launch a launch other than speed of course?

 

[DarkMetroid567]

I don't have many coaster credits but just curious if anyone knows. Are Mack launches any more punchier than intamin launches or is a launch a launch other than speed of course?

They are not. They were generally weaker for a long time, but Voltron was the first example of Mack really beefing up a launch. It’s a fantastic ride, but I still feel like the first launch on Taron feels a little punchier.

 

[Disneyhead]

I don't have many coaster credits but just curious if anyone knows. Are Mack launches any more punchier than intamin launches or is a launch a launch other than speed of course?

As @DarkMetroid567 said, Mack launches are less punchy than Intamin, so on a coaster that needs speed like Starfall, they just use a longer launch.

 

[devinp267]

As @DarkMetroid567 said, Mack launches are less punchy than Intamin, so on a coaster that needs speed like Starfall, they just use a longer launch.

Oh I don’t like that

 

[saint.piss]

 

[jarmor]

It still packs a punch and it's not like you're driving your car. They just don't try to get you from 0-70 in 1.2 seconds.

 

[Nico]

 

[devinp267]

What the hell

 

[Floridaguy34]

heard rumors stardust did have limited ridership but apparently the ride is. So rough. They cancelled rider ship and it failed. G force test

 

[ilovetotravel1977]

heard rumors stardust did have limited ridership but apparently the ride is. So rough. They cancelled rider ship and it failed. G force test

Is your rumour source the same as your other rumour you posted? Lol

 

[Jake S]

heard rumors stardust did have limited ridership but apparently the ride is. So rough. They cancelled rider ship and it failed. G force test

mr. Iger is that you?

 

[Clive]

heard rumors stardust did have limited ridership but apparently the ride is. So rough. They cancelled rider ship and it failed. G force test

Damn, I'll be expecting them to disassemble the coaster any day now, then.

 

[Alicia]

heard rumors that Epic Universe is. Too pretty. So will not open anymore

 

[DarkMetroid567]

heard rumors stardust did have limited ridership but apparently the ride is. So rough. They cancelled rider ship and it failed. G force test

I’ll bite at this one — riders of the major 2024 Mack rides, Voltron and Hyperia, have reported really rough rides on certain trains. I’ve been on both and have only had smooth-as-butter experiences, but enough people I trust have reported this as an issue that I do have to believe them. There’s a non-zero chance that trains on Stardust may be rough, but you would think there’s enough time to remedy that.

 

[GAcoaster]

This is why they are doing "test and adjust", to test and adjust before opening to the public. Quite a bit of ride roughness on a coaster is the wheel composition- different wheel materials produce different rides and speeds. It always takes a little time to figure out the ideal wheels for the temperatures/speed and fine tune that.