CoasterGuy06

I've thought for a while that a water coaster from Mack Rides would be a good fit for that spot.

The Voyage only has two trains now.

I'm interested in seeing the new control systems for the three wooden coasters. Refreshing to see a park trying to increase capacity even more!

^It was removed. I believe it was sent to Wild Waves.

^Yes.

Ditto. Is there another (seasonal) park that has a better ride list for its holiday celebration? Dollywood is the only other park I can think of that comes close. The last two years I believe SFOG has had everything minus SUF, GASM, Blue Hawk, and Skyscreamer running. It will be interesting to see how many people will still come to these with such limited rides being available.

^^I'm wondering if they are just going to paint the structure a tan color.

It IS a permanent attraction. They can't just pack it up and move it in a day. It's not portable.

Go ride The Beast and look at the roof of the brake shed as you are going up the lift. It's not just Six Flags.

So does this replace the ride currently named Harley Quinn Spinsanity?

Looks like another great ride from RMC! Really like those trains too.

That's funny because when I was at Kentucky Kingdom last month there were as many, if not more people riding Eye of the Storm as there were riding Storm Chaser. Two weeks later at SFOG and there was constantly a 2-3 cycle wait for Joker too.

It's almost like Cedar Fair got the benefit of letting the designers get several years of experience converting rides vs being the company that took a leap of faith on an unproven company back in 2009.

Alabama-Rampage California- Revenge of the Mummy (only coaster I've ridden in California) Florida- Sheikra Georgia- Golitah Indiana- The Voyage Kentucky- Storm Chaser Maryland- Superman:Ride of Steel North Carolina- Fury 325 Ohio- Millennium Force South Carolina- Afterburn Tennessee- Lightning Rod Texas- New Texas Giant Virginia- Intimidator

PROJECT 2018: The writing is on the wall. #SixFlagsOverGeorgia

Goliath at SFOG a couple of weeks ago.

Proslide has been using LIMs on their water coasters since they built Deluge at Kentucky Kingdom back in 2007. I mean there are literally thousands of water slides around the world that go back and forth from tunneled sections to no tunneled sections. Has that really happened yet?

Mindbender's third train was supposedly moved over to Viper when it opened back in 1995.

Not every footer had markings on it. If they were removing the whole structure wouldn't either: A.) They all have markings, or B.) None of them have markings because they could just tell the demo crew "Just take this whole thing down."

I wonder if they announced it early because it's one of the 5 Record Breaking/First of it's Kind rides that Six Flags is building this year and they wanted to announce it before any other park possibly getting one (CGA?) could announce theirs.

12 years ago was 2005. Since then the following coasters/major rides have been repainted: Ninja/Blue Hawk- 2006/2016 Georgia Scorcher- 2007 MindBender- 2008 Batman:The Ride- 2010 Great American Scream Machine- 2010 Acrophobia- 2010 Joker Funhouse Coaster- 2016 Superman:Ultimate Flight- 2017 It's trains are nearly 40 years old and built by a manufacturer that went out of business decades ago. If its running one train you can almost guarantee that if you look inside the storage shed the other train will be in some stage of disassembly. Maybe the next project will be to finally get new trains for it like SFMM did for Revolution in 2016. The park supposedly was working on getting both stations/all three trains operational again this year. Maybe the budget was cut for it? I'm guessing the issues with the trains could be the fact they are essentially prototype trains. To be fair their operations were like that back then too. They were decent last Thursday overall, but were better several years ago. While Carowinds had excellent operations last year when I visited on Fury/Intimidator/Afterburn the rest of the rides were average at best. Hurler for example was running one train and had like eight operators in the station and it was still taking them several minutes to send out a train. I do agree that I would like to see them making several improvements to their current rides. When they announced Hurricane Harbor in 2014 they said it was the first of a multi year expansion plan. 2018 would be year 5 of that plan so maybe 2019 will be the year they can do some smaller improvements throughout the park?

It doesn't have to be. Several years ago I was there on a day where they were often dispatching one train as the other train was going around the curve between break runs. I was there on Thursday and the crew was stacking trains during test runs after the park shut down due to weather. During one test run they didn't even bring the second train into the station until after the other train had run through the course and had been sitting on the first set of brakes for a couple of minutes. They were too concerned with goofing off with each other. Speaking of Thursday: What's the point of having all of these Freestyle machines for people to refill their drink bottles if you aren't going to keep them stocked throughout the day? And while I do hope they repaint Scorcher soon, I would be ecstatic if they finally got Mindbender the ability to have two working trains consistently.

These are my thoughts as well. A solid coaster for a park with a solid lineup.

Several years ago they posted an animation that was a recreation of the Rye Airplane coaster and it used SFFT as the background.

That was really what was annoying. It would just lead to a group of people crowded around pushing on a gate that wasn't opening.