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I'd say yes. But the alteration of which station Tatsu uses may also depend on the expected park attendance for the day. I'm at the park right now, and when I went on it, it was using only the right station instead of the left. Not much is going on it terms of construction, but I did see some storage containers where Mr Six's Dance Coaster will go. Roaring Rapids, Deja Vu, and Ninja are still down too. Ride Count: X2: 1x Terminator: 2x Collosus: 1x Goliath: 1x Scream!: 1x Goldrusher: 1x Tatsu: 1x Lines were decently long today. They were playing the Snickers Super Bowl commercial (the one with Betty White in it) in Terminator's outdoor queline. For me, that was the best commercial of the Super Bowl.
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In Arrow's defense, they arent the only high maintenance rides, as I'm sure you know. Look at Kingda Ka and Top Thrill Dragster. They may be faster and taller, but that's beside the point. I would agree somewhat with you though. In my opinion, it all depends on what the Arrow's suspended coasters will be used for at every park they are at. With parks like SFMM and CP, having coasters of up to 15 and more, they could be used as a sort of stepping stone for the little ones so they grow used to bigger, faster, more thrilling coasters, no matter the age of the suspended coaster. For the time being, Ninja will still have reason for staying. Granted, the same could be said for BBW, which is why I have no idea why it would be removed other than as its been said before, that the park wanted something else (in which case, I ask on a side note, why didnt they just buy more land?)
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^^^I'm sorry. I just kinda get tired of it. I know no one is bashing SFMM or the ride itself, and that sending empty trains is a problem, but there's just no use complaining about it. SFMM has a lot more important things to do right now. Maybe they'll fix this issue along the way, and maybe not. Who knows.
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You guys really need to cut SFMM some slack. They spent a lot of money on the theming, money that they didnt have to spend at all and could have just slapped on some generic ride and we'd all complain about the lack of theming despite the fact that its a good ride still. So the ride operators send empty trains. What choice do they have? Their bosses say "Send a train every ___ seconds or so," and they have to. Its not like they can predict when the park will be empty and when it'll be bursting at the seems. And I'm sure SFMM isnt the only park that does this. So you can either enjoy the theming and the preshows, or you dont have to ride at all.
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^^^^yes, but its highly unlikely and a bad idea. Remember, the transformation of X into X2 is what started it all. Had it not been as successful as it was, Bizarro wouldnt have happened. And with Terminator having audio and fire as well, its pointless to have a third ride with the same effects as two others. In reality its probable that Superman returns to the top of the tower, and the ride gets new trains and LIMs to make it far more reliable. Although, I do wonder if we could very well see the cars of Superman reach the top again as they once did.
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Here is Six Flags answer 2011 plans maybe? This is what they are going to do: They are going to tear it up (both sides) say it might be going to another park, but send it to a different one where local residents will complain about noise, slap on new magnetic brakes to silence said noise, and repaint it. It'll then be renamed Demon Drop: The Non-Cedar Point Version, and replace an old vintage carts ride.
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What if Jurassic Park was real?
coasterking2981 replied to PriestofSyrinx's topic in Theme Parks, Roller Coasters, & Donkeys!
If I'm gonna end up paying thousands to go, I better come back home with a T-Rex. Then 1 of 2 possible scenarios will happen: "Where is your homework?" "My T-Rex ate it." or "Mom, there's no school today." "Why?" "My T-Rex destroyed it when I was using my assissant principal's annoying little dog to play fetch with it." -
Saw Youth in Revolt last weekend. I only recommend it if you thought Superbad was funny (which I did) because its on that level of humor. There's only one movie this year I'm really looking forward to: Iron Man 2. 'Nuff said.