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No way! I know better
Smart! A Vekoma Flyer at old Geauga Lake was the first flyer I ever went on. Horrific. B&Ms are my favorite always so smooth.
No way! I know better
Smart! A Vekoma Flyer at old Geauga Lake was the first flyer I ever went on. Horrific. B&Ms are my favorite always so smooth.
Some rumors I heard were two trains were being shipped...Not sure if it's to SeaWorld or to OhioDoes anyone know what actually ships from overseas for a B&M coaster? The track is fabricated in Ohio, so I'd assume it's computer control equipment or something like that along with trains.
Some rumors I heard were two trains were being shipped...Not sure if it's to SeaWorld or to Ohio
Some rumors I heard were two trains were being shipped...Not sure if it's to SeaWorld or to Ohio
It seems a bit early for SW to get trains, but who knowsAs far as I know, Orion already has all of its trains. No other reason for anything to be shipped here. That leaves Candymonium at Hersheypark and Emperor at Sea World SD. My guess is that they all have their coaster trains already, as well.
It seems a bit early for SW to get trains, but who knows
Yeah, it's oddAgreed. I'm simply suggesting that I doubt Kings Island or Hersheypark need anything for their new B&M toys. They said that the delivery was for SWO but, not being an expert in such things, I have no idea what you would ship when construction has barely begun.
Yeah, it's odd
Does all track/nuts and bolts pass through Ohio first for quality control or can things go straight to the parks?
Perhaps a dumb question.
Putting some thought into it, I can't imagine that the surf coaster's seating position would be prone position. With SW already having a flying coaster, that seems a bit redundant. If I was a betting man, I'd say they probably figured out a more comfortable restraint for standups and adapted it to the wing coaster.
Standups are cool and all, but I have serious doubts about my reproductive health after riding Vortex at Carowinds one too many times. :look:
Putting some thought into it, I can't imagine that the surf coaster's seating position would be prone position. With SW already having a flying coaster, that seems a bit redundant. If I was a betting man, I'd say they probably figured out a more comfortable restraint for standups and adapted it to the wing coaster.
Standups are cool and all, but I have serious doubts about my reproductive health after riding Vortex at Carowinds one too many times. :look:
I think there is weight to the "wing rider" rumor for SeaWorld...Meaning, the new Surf concept has elements of thatPutting some thought into it, I can't imagine that the surf coaster's seating position would be prone position. With SW already having a flying coaster, that seems a bit redundant. If I was a betting man, I'd say they probably figured out a more comfortable restraint for standups and adapted it to the wing coaster.
Standups are cool and all, but I have serious doubts about my reproductive health after riding Vortex at Carowinds one too many times. :look:
Or perhaps like the Axis Coaster, just in Wing Rider formAnother thought that I’d say is less likely, but still a thought. What if Surf Coaster refers to the part of surfing where someone goes from laying down to standing up. Maybe this Coaster would change the rider position partway through like that Vekoma prototype frima while back?
Would that make it really the only departure from B&M’s current Coaster track look that is really on all of their models? I don’t know if B&M would ever change their “look”Could a Surf Coaster be B&M’s single rail design?