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I wonder where they'll fit it? Cliffs is tiny!

I guess that this is proof that any thread can and will become ridiculous.

Looks like a great head chopper.

This doesn't seem like a big deal to me.

Interesting that only the back edge of the lap bar is in contact with the dummies, perhaps these restraints are even less restrictive than they first looked! Also, its great that the middle seats are elevated above the sides, you should have great views from those seats too.

They've run 2 more tests already, so I doubt that it was a big deal.

I think the biggest change will be the first drop, which already looks great, but is sure to be amazing with the speedy cable.

A video just went up on the project 2012 FB page, and from the looks of the first camelback, lack of airtime will NOT be an issue here. Credit to Andy Mease @ project 2012.

Wow, gorgeous footage!

I like that the name is "B&Mforever", yet the message is "B&M until ten years ago".

Skyrush just tested for the first time! (says an eyewitness from project 2012) http://www.facebook.com/groups/project2012 Photos on this page

Looks great to me, giga speeds seem like a perfect fit for B&M's design philosophy.

The ride may be designed to hydroplane across the first valley, rather than splash. The first half looked like good fun to me, but after the brakes is a bit ridiculous.

The park is better off just keeping fastlane off of the rides period....what's next the restrooms getting it? I swear the next thing we'll probably see is mandatory "loose item holders"at rides in an attempt to make a quick buck....after all SFI seems to have gotten away with this so CF will probably do the same. Is the park better off without it, or are you better off without it?

Much better, I thought that this was looking awful, but now looks pretty fun. I'm glad it looks like the europeans aren't getting a dud!

These trains look incredible, and the skyrush area is looking better than ever with springtime rolling around and the path paved. I can't wait!

Take the krake mouth, remove the teeth, and put it on the back end.

I think that Drop Tower is terrific. Now if it were only ever open when I went...

Wednesday got crowded at 1 pm, volcano's line looked ridiculous.

These seats are more tilted back than any I've seen. I wonder how this will affect the ride experience? Certainly that lift will be a thrill.

Now I'm curious as to how people were pronouncing it otherwise.

If you're a visitor at a park and you're not prepared to spend as much money as someone else, you are a lower priority to the business.

I'd think the acceleration forces will be more significant to the ride experience anyways.

One of those stairway rows is the exit, the guests exit on the same side as they board on.

I've heard on the project 2012 group that Skyrush will not be included. The crew will have a hard enough time keeping capacity up and the strange station in order without an extra line.