^ It will also get PTC trains, which is something a lot of the other steel structured CCI's didn't have. In fact, the only ones I can think of are New Mexico Rattler and Silver Comet and those both held up pretty well!
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You know, I recall people saying the same thing about "The Legend" when it was first announced....
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True, but then a versions was quickly released afterwards, and it was the same quality as the current nolimits. The videos for Turkey-Trip have a much better quality of 3-d rendering than the current nolimits, just look at the trees. If there's a pro version, I wanna get my hands on it.
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by Jonathan » Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:25 am
^ Shivering Timbers is wood structured.
I don't mind the Gerstlauers myself, but PTCs will make for a much more re-rideable coaster I'm sure.
^^ Off the top of my head, I know that Cornball Express and Hoosier Hurricane both have PTCs, and are also both still running extremely well. Much smaller coasters than The Voyage, though.
I don't mind the Gerstlauers myself, but PTCs will make for a much more re-rideable coaster I'm sure.
^^ Off the top of my head, I know that Cornball Express and Hoosier Hurricane both have PTCs, and are also both still running extremely well. Much smaller coasters than The Voyage, though.
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by WillMontu » Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:30 am
I believe Great White counts also. Steel CCI, runs PTC's
http://www.themeparkreview.com/pa2004/ww/ww3.htm
http://www.themeparkreview.com/pa2004/ww/ww3.htm
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by Dr Freeze » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:01 pm
location?
So would the path to Thanksgiving Land be just past the "tilt-a-whirl" ride? (I forget what they call theirs)
This sounds like a laser gun dark ride to me.
Anyone else thinks the name kinda sucks? "The Voyage" just sounds like some history channel documentary to me. But I can't think of a better alternative - there aren't many alternatives if you want it Thanksgiving themed. Turkey Terror? Pilgrim's Plight? Since there are 3 trains I think they should name them Nino, Pinto, and Santa Maria.
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So would the path to Thanksgiving Land be just past the "tilt-a-whirl" ride? (I forget what they call theirs)
"turkey-chase-themed interactive "dark ride,"
This sounds like a laser gun dark ride to me.
Anyone else thinks the name kinda sucks? "The Voyage" just sounds like some history channel documentary to me. But I can't think of a better alternative - there aren't many alternatives if you want it Thanksgiving themed. Turkey Terror? Pilgrim's Plight? Since there are 3 trains I think they should name them Nino, Pinto, and Santa Maria.
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by Reon » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:05 pm
After looking at those videos, and all the pictures, I think we can safely say that this might be one of the greatest coasters ever, and this is coming from a guy who just got back from CP. I have to plan a trip to HW now...
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by robbalvey » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:14 pm
Dr Freeze wrote:Anyone else thinks the name kinda sucks? "The Voyage"
You know, I recall people saying the same thing about "The Legend" when it was first announced....
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by DenDen » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:16 pm
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It is not the first time NL was used for such a presentation. It's been done quite a few times before. The Vekoma Motorbike coaster or the Gerstlauer Vertical Drop Coasters jump to my minds right now...
True, but then a versions was quickly released afterwards, and it was the same quality as the current nolimits. The videos for Turkey-Trip have a much better quality of 3-d rendering than the current nolimits, just look at the trees. If there's a pro version, I wanna get my hands on it.
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by CoasterFanatic » Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:33 pm
Another location diagram.
http://www.coasterfanatics.com/files/hw_voyageplacement.jpg
Ok ... so i got bored at lunch.
http://www.coasterfanatics.com/files/hw_voyageplacement.jpg
Ok ... so i got bored at lunch.
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