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Holy crap, that is a lot of photos! Awesome ones though!

Well if it's going in the Italian part of the park then the color scheme should be annoying, just like Italians! Joking aside, I actually like the colors, and I think the ride is a great addition to the park.

More photos! Source

Oh they are definitely building the bigger, non-slanted version. This thing is gonna be epic! Source

That will no doubt be a top 10 first drop!

Dammit I hate snakes!

Polin, Proslide, RMC and Intamin. Everything else is just a bonus! Also thank you for doing what you do at IAAPA, one can always trust TPR to deliver the most awesome coverage (along with running the best site in the coaster world!) !

Hollywood dream! Or is it? Hmm..

It sure is!

How about this one?

Awesome photos, I am so jealous of you!

Is that our beloved (previously called) Stand Up from Skara Sommarland?

^ I really love how there seems to be three giant R2-D2's in that concept photo of the flume!

I just noticed a thing, on the concept art it looks like they are building the slanted "tornado" shaped version of this ride (there are different versions available from Polin), concept art below: But when looking at the support structure for the ride it may actually be the more half-pipe shaped version they are getting, photo below: Just a few more weeks and we know!

Damn, it sure is photogenic!

The new slides are rising quickly it seems, I can't wait to see the first Polin Surf Safari be finished! Source

I'm actually gonna let someone else take this ride this time!

The problems with that ride was due to the weather in Skegness more than anything!

^ This will most likely receive the new magnetic brakes that Smiler have on it's lift, rather than regular anti rollback, which makes lift evacuation unnecessary.

That is awesome! I wonder how many rides they will be able to do every year now? After all they also need new staff to send out to the build sites.

That has to be the sexiest overbank I have seen!

The colors of this thing is just gorgeous!

I think he was just being realistic Kings Island's Invertigo could maybe be moved in the future as well (I only think).

DiVertical have now been open for a few seasons now, how have the reliability of the ride been? (for you locals who know). Anyone more who have been on it who can share their experience? From what I remember the ride got some fairly good reviews when TPR visited, at least that is the vibe I'm getting from watching the TPR POV of it. Do you think more should be built? Would be awesome to hear some more thoughts about this ride!

I kinda like this move, stick to the 2-seats trains that you know how to make. If this can make them sell more inverted rides with the new track style then it's awesome! I also wonder when Vekoma dares to go lapbar only? The backward angle of the seats make these train seem perfect for a Mack style overhead lapbar.