Jarrett
Most Obnoxious Member 2016
Re: Holiday World | Unknown | Unknown
Keep in mind it is a prototype, they usually cost a little less if I'm correct. Could be wrong, though.
It's been said it was a world's first ride unlike any other, so I would expect the new feature to be pretty significant. It could just be the use of a new element (I'd say a cobra roll) but I don't think they'd hype this "New World coaster" for something as insignificant as an element. A launch would be good too, though. I could see Holiday World being a good candidate for B&M Baco. Launching into a giant 110-foot loop and hugging the terrain and hopping over and under The Voyage would make this worthy of the hype. Maybe an elongated inline over the Thanksgiving midway potentially keyholing through two totem poles? That way they have The Voyage guarding one side of Thanksgiving and Project 2015 guarding the other?
I'm really hoping they go with the Native American Thunderbird theme and that this is the orange B&M track because that would be SICK!!!!
One clue I'd like to bring back up would be Day 54's reference to "A tool used in house-carpentry." I think it's a manufacturer coaster from B&M but could Holiday World have a trick up their sleeve? Like a piece of theming or something? I'm sure it's nothing but this one has had me intrigued.
Keep in mind it is a prototype, they usually cost a little less if I'm correct. Could be wrong, though.
It's been said it was a world's first ride unlike any other, so I would expect the new feature to be pretty significant. It could just be the use of a new element (I'd say a cobra roll) but I don't think they'd hype this "New World coaster" for something as insignificant as an element. A launch would be good too, though. I could see Holiday World being a good candidate for B&M Baco. Launching into a giant 110-foot loop and hugging the terrain and hopping over and under The Voyage would make this worthy of the hype. Maybe an elongated inline over the Thanksgiving midway potentially keyholing through two totem poles? That way they have The Voyage guarding one side of Thanksgiving and Project 2015 guarding the other?
I'm really hoping they go with the Native American Thunderbird theme and that this is the orange B&M track because that would be SICK!!!!
One clue I'd like to bring back up would be Day 54's reference to "A tool used in house-carpentry." I think it's a manufacturer coaster from B&M but could Holiday World have a trick up their sleeve? Like a piece of theming or something? I'm sure it's nothing but this one has had me intrigued.