Zek_Teh_Kek
Hyper Poster
I never actually minded the ones on Tempesto. It doesn't bother me either way, but I would've preferred to see just a lap bar.
Tempesto has a similar clip to what is pictured for WCR now. I just rode it on Wednesday.Nothing, because it has this style carabiner clip for the collar....Whereas Tempesto has a seat belt buckle and since the restraint doesn't actually lock... if you accidentally poked the buckle release the entire upper harness flies open (mid ride)... and they even have signs in the station and I believe the audio recording telling you not to hold on // touch the shoulder harness (comfort collar) and it was either SeaWorld San Diego or Busch Gardens Williamsburg where they had a unnecessary news story where the harness opened mid-ride and the rider "feared for their life" situation
They must have switched them out. It for sure had a basic belt clip when I rode it a few years ago - this 2015 photo also shows it being the clip and not the carabinerTempesto has a similar clip to what is pictured for WCR now. I just rode it on Wednesday.
I suspect perspective is being a little deceiving. If you look at the first picture, the track actually looks about even in the two elements (I'd almost go as far to say the inversion looks a bit lower), and bear in mind that the centre of gravity of the train will be a good distance from the track itself. I reckon it's probably okay.Hmm... Could that not cause valleys on the white side, having the second element taller than the first element and having a valley between them if the launch speed is too slow?
Just was at the park today, and tried to observe what I could from a ride on Jet Stream. The coaster seems at about 80% done. The area is all dirt. The buildings have walls and progress is happening on their exterior, but still pretty unfinished on the inside as best as I could tell. Absolutely no sign of a ride building or queue going up at all--just dirt, dirt, and more dirt. I think we'll be lucky to have this up and running to the public by November, and I think that's pretty optimistic.
On a side note, Crazanity has been down for a while again, at least a week or more. Anyone know if a motor blew out again? That seems to happen a lot to these rides.
Well, considering they buy from the cheapest manufacturer available, I am not surprised they are having those many problems.Yep... It happened again. I was at the park when it happened. Even shortening the ride's program didn't help.
No wonder SFMM refused to add flats for so long. They are a nightmare to maintain.
Yep... It happened again. I was at the park when it happened. Even shortening the ride's program didn't help.
No wonder SFMM refused to add flats for so long. They are a nightmare to maintain.
I'm stopping in before Christmas and New Years, pretty sure I'll be lucky to ride it looking at the rest of the site.Well, they've got like...6 weeks...to get this up and running before my visit. Lolz