true but still so many linesHey at least it isn't as bad as Flying Dinosaur's 12 hour queue when it opened.
the max height looks to be about 70-80 feet based on those pictures which means the speed could very well be around 45-50 mph.
but usually most rides have the lauch before the highest point be the fastest, but i could be wrong. Only time will tell.The tallest track section is the spike though, so it's hard to get a true idea of speed anywhere else in the layout.
but usually most rides have the lauch before the highest point be the fastest, but i could be wrong. Only time will tell.
There is a reason for this, it may not be completely true for all launch coasters, but it helps with emergency stop/ failed launch scenearios. If you place the highest point straight after the launch, if the launch fails or the ride shutsdown mid launch, the train will be able to roll back onto the launch track without valleying mis course. The idea is that if the train makes it over the hill after the launch, it should be able to safely make it to the next evacuation point without trouble.Yeah, you could definitely be wrong on that one.
that twitter account is always posting aerial shots from all over Orlando - whether they are part of one of the firms or just their best ever customer I dunno