There are people with college degrees and careers in marketing at Seaworld and have spent months on this ride and Iron Gwazi is the best they could come up with. Lol
Gwazi should have been dropped from the name IMOThere are people with college degrees and careers in marketing at Seaworld and have spent months on this ride and Iron Gwazi is the best they could come up with. Lol
Gwazi should have been dropped from the name IMO
If i were in charge, i would make the track a gold-yellow, theme it to a mythical powerful lion, have the name be Uproar (bc i really like uproar alot) and have the trains have a sick cheetah hunt style 0-car with a lions face on itGwazi should have been dropped from the name IMO
I dont mind them keeping gwazi in the ride somewhere. But still “iron gwazi” is what they came up with.By keeping the Gwazi name they don't have to re-name the courtyard area (which is called Gwazi Courtyard for all festivals and events). Plus, shops, kiddie rides, and even games are branded with Gwazi. Smart.
We were all calling it Gwazi replacement anyway, this makes it easy. Aaaand, since they're using some of the wood supports from Gwazi, I think it's sweet of them to keep the name.
At least it’s easier to say than Universal’s last coaster name.I dont mind them keeping gwazi in the ride somewhere. But still “iron gwazi” is what they came up with.
Id say about 9/10 people i asked today whether or not they liked the name shook their head and said “No, not really”
Lmao trueAt least it’s easier to say than Universal’s last coaster name.
Thouest Romeo, drop thy name Gwazi from thy coaster title, it soundeth cheesy...ethWhat's that Romeo and Juliet quote again?
Im still not understanding how the Lion hill is going to be a cutback inversion. Can somebody show me evidence of this?
Nevermind I see it now
Heres a photo i took while on the tour. This angle really helps get this element into perspective
I didn't realize there were that many 8-year-olds clamoring for something more intense than SheiKra and Mako...