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wow it actually is testing. I was worried that it would not make it in time for openinng. Hey if im visiting SF Hurricane Harbor on the weekend, do u think there is a chance that i will be able to see terminator from inside the park?

Hey guys, SFMM has just posted another new advertisement teaser for Terminator on there site. Check It out, its under construction update.

Exactly, you should want to enjoy yourself on a coaster, not injure yourself. SFMM just needs better maintainance care for their rides. Can anyone tell me what a coaster's downtime is?

Wow, it just sucks that people can't realize that it is a new coaster. Oh well better for us. So has the coaster been seen testing?

Wow, who ever said steel wouldn't look good on wood? These trains on the track are amazing, I feel Six Flags will be testing soon.

This ride is really taking shape. I am just glad to see how hard they are working to get this thing finished. Robb thanks for the update. Once this thing tests I feel that everyone will be more relaxed about the theming and focus more on the actual ride. Can someone show me where the tunnel after the GCII fly through is?

I agree, SFMM is really stepping up there game with this coaster. In my opinion, the train looks great and in all reality I can not wait until I see the first tests of the ride.

This just in on...LA times terminator salvation theming was revealed. and i quote... Movie stars add backstory to Terminator coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain Riders queuing up to board the new Terminator Salvation wooden roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain this summer will get survival instructions from two of the movie’s stars: rapper/actor Common and model/actress Moon Bloodgood. Currently under construction, the $10-million coaster will feature an additional $1 million in theming to tie in with the ride’s “Terminator Salvation” movie storyline. While waiting in the queue, riders will be encouraged via video clips featuring Common and Bloodgood to “join the resistance” and help fight the Terminator robots. Common, who plays a soldier named Barnes in the movie, and Bloodgood, who portrays pilot Blair Williams, will explain the key points of the movie’s plot while laying out the ride’s back story. During the “training session,” riders are warned that the “machines are coming” and to “go to the safe house” to await further instructions. The “safe house” in this case will be the coaster loading station, which will be filled with movie props and memorabilia including Terminator robots.