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^ Or better yet, if Phantasialand can do with this what they did with Black Mamba........drool

Oh ok thanks

From CW's Facebook It's done!

So I was looking at CP's OnPoint Blog and came across this image showing that MF's height requirement used to be 54". Anyone know how long it was that way?

^I had my doubts as well I'll admit. Although some of B&Ms designs may not be the most forceful coasters out there, they are built with quality and well thought out. Thus why parks have no issue doing business with them. Goes back to the old saying "You get what you pay for."

Whatever you can do is appreciated. So that answers my question about their loose article policy.

Thank you for the report and as Saldek said some images of the loading/unloading area would be great. Looks like B&M and Gardaland outdid themselves. Can't wait until we get one of these in the states.

Source link I'm not a huge Star Wars fan but this looks absolutely incredible. This is the 1 park in California I haven't been to. Looks like I need to make a visit.

Source: Orlando Sentinel

Memorial Day weekend.............................give or take a month

Hard to see, but it makes a left at the end of the brake run.

^Great to hear. Little off subject, In general do European parks have strict loose article policies?

Very unique design for a Zamperla Rockin' tug.

Figured that. POV (Upside down) posted to Coasterforce.com

^And when it does.....it'll be done. I think it'll take all Of a week to erect

I did a patent search and found all the patents for every other train design they have but not this one.

Trackwork complete. SFOG's Facebook

It runs better than the rest of them did...........sounds "fine" to me.

Link to article

Schlitterbahn is well worth the drive IMO

From their Facebook

Good point.

^They weren't very popular as the last one built was Georgia Scorcher in '99. Sad, to say the least as Riddler's Revenge is 1 of my favorite coasters.

Let it die already.

Cliff Jumper at Scandia in Ontario gives some nice airtime as well.