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So there’s some new action afoot on site, including some new track modifications and track inspection. Unclear what the work is for, but something? https://x.com/topthrillstatus/status/1816886696463712463?s=46 https://x.com/realkingcorgi/status/1817014687877234718?s=46

Apparently the park has shifted to “Acts of God” for remediation.

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Aquatrax?

Only nabbed a ride on Helix two months back. Enough to net #10 overall on rankings!

To also pump the brakes; this is 98% informed by enthusiast hearsay, rather than “official” announcement or indicator from park official’s mouth. Just because the chain hasn't built a GCI since 2017, for instance, doesn't mean GCI is crossed out as manufacturer option.

Glad to report our website survived the technopocalypse today.

I think @CaliAngel is pointing to "they should have gone with Intamin" as an ongoing mantra. I'm sorry, but until someone brings forth evidence that Intamin actually bid on the work; the trope is getting tiring:

Might I suggest #9? ;)

Date: 12/07/2024 Park: Cedar Point Roller Coasters: 1 Front Row/Back Row/Solo/New-to-Me: 0 Water/Dark/Flat/Other Attractions: 0 Shows: 0 New-for-2024: 0 Trip Report: N Bonus Coasters: 1 (+15) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Date: 13/07/2024 Park: Cedar...

Steel Vengeance - night ride. 🤌

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(Sourced from CoPilot) Here are some countries with a GDP of $800 billion or less: Switzerland - Approximately $808 billion Poland - Approximately $688 billion Argentina - Approximately $633 billion Sweden - Approximately $586 billion Norway - Approximately $579 billion Belgium - Approximately...

Voici:

Good coverage in the latest Economist edition covering the broader tourism development strategy of Saudi Arabia. When you’re playing with $800B, it’s funny how the world’s largest, fastest, tallest, longest roller coaster is only a blip on the roadmap: https://econ.st/3WePhoX

From Justice Sotomayor’s dissent in the ruling (for context to @Sticky_T_Wicky): This isn’t a wild interpretation, and something constitutional scholars have also been affirming as they weigh in.

Yeah X2 is always a good contender - it is such a rush of a wild ride!

But to your first point "was it an official act?", which validates these actions, you now need to prove it would have been a "personal act" too. It's really hard to untwine the two, and the Trump legal defense is already making this argument to have the New York case dismissed on the grounds...

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