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It surely does. I will finally be able to sleep well; what would we do without these intellectuals?

Any news? Or can we officially start to lower our hopes por a 150th aniversary mind-blowing, never-seen-before expansion? LOL

Don't think so, Baco's track literally descends a good 5-6 meters from launch height, whereas this looks like small, drawn-out increment in height. I'd be totally surprised if it does affect the forces, and even more so if it gives out some airtime.

I don't see any problem with the artwork... At least there IS theming, which is much much better than nothing at all.

Thanks for the photos! Really stunning project, hoping the lift starts to grow soon.:)

Sure, it'll be better than FT, but this coaster still is a very unnecessary addition which literally adds no depth to SFMM's lineup. Worst coaster investment in ages IMO, should've waited one or two more years to get something decent.

It's so frustrating how this project is being such a sluggish, unorganized, behind-schedule mess. It's just a coaster; get it together like everyone else, Six Flags.

Eh I don't mid the train. At leat it goes well with the funky theme.

Was a bit skeptic at first, with how fast this thing was growing and how if fell down because of the wind... but now it seems like Energylandia is putting all other parks to shame! The construction speed and the rigourous work beig done for Zadra is something I had never seen before, so excited...

This project looks truly stunning. Hope some other european parks take note and RMC some of their old, rough wooden coasters... *cough cough Stampida*

I mean a launch coaster with a 200ft drop over the lake still sounds amazing... definetly not gonna complain aboit it """only""" being a hyper lol

No news since mid February... what is Six Flags doing o_O

I bet this sequence of elements is going to be AMAZING -there's a really wide variety of sensations and looks to be a relatively tight space. Let's hope the train arrives here with decent speed and we're good.

This could have been better than SV if Nagashima Spa Land had played their cards right... but oh well, it¡s the park's decision that actually matters in the end.

If I'm not mistaken, the step-up underflip is before the turnarund that leads into the outward-banked turn, rather than after the micro-bunny and drop.

This guy got HANDLES.

Let's hope that first tiny speedhill provides actual airtime; many say SteVe's is kind of a disappointment lol

Ah, the good ol' Intamin. It's so messy and twisty... I love it! On another note, does anyone know if parks/contractors can choose between the classic steel truss track style or the new double spine? It's kinda confusing to see Intamin coasters built around the same time with different track...

Let's hope you hit this little twisted hill with speed so you get sent into ejector heaven! Also, I'm loving how this structure is seemingly blurring the line perfectly between classic wood goodness and steel twistyness :)

Furius Baco is more than acceptable