Dorney Park 2024

[cookie]

I'm guessing that it is probably a spare parts shipment. It feels way too early to be receiving anything associated with a 2024 project.

It wouldn’t be the first time Cedar Fair received B&M parts early, Yukon Striker had track on site as early as January 2018 to allow the underwater tunnel to be built.

 

[Indy]

It wouldn’t be the first time Cedar Fair received B&M parts early, Yukon Striker had track on site as early as January 2018 to allow the underwater tunnel to be built.

It's certainly not without precedent, but this ride appears to be a much smaller coaster with presumptively less integration needed. It'd be very unusual for the first shipment of parts to simply be 3 pallets/crates of parts weighing just 843 kg.

 

[TPoseOnTantrum]

Dorney’s new project was approved live by the Planning Commission tonight after an hour of senseless mishmash over sidewalks, they’re staying hush hush about its nature but clarified that it will be a steel coaster and a significant amount is being spent on noise reduction.

And with this, the hype train has departed the station.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1626419723167571972

 

[TPoseOnTantrum]

Think we're gonna have a ball with the social media team this year ;

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1634246094887460867

 

[JoshC.]

The Walking Dead: The Ride confirmed.

Wait a minute...

 

[TPoseOnTantrum]

Dorney's gone ahead and the other day received another B&M shipment. It can and has been debated whether the first one was preliminary equipment or parts for Talon/Hydra, as it was right before the approval and only 3 packages of 843 KG. This, in comparison, is 12 packages of 7356 KG, and therefore much more substantial. If not 2024 project related, they must be needing a lot of spare parts.

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