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Nice airtime will be had on that first hill.

Along with some wood rot.

Those holes in Hydra's spine are for a trim brake. A lot of B&M installations have those in case the trim brake is needed. Silver Bullet at KBF has those same holes at the exit of the Cobra Roll.

I think their next coaster addition will be for the 2018 or 2019 season and I think it'll be a family coaster. A Mack spinner would be perfect.

Having it float away during the day would be ideal as it is an eye sore in the daylight. "Vertical WOC" works as well. Also, I wonder if WET Designs worked on this.

Have any of you seen this in person? Looks stunning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Q29gOkWhUs -Moderators feel free to move to "Random" thread as I do realize this is not Theme Park Related, necessarily.-

Sending an empty train during a downtime is a stressful situation? These kids wouldn't last 1 day operating a fast-paced Disney attraction. Also, whether or not the child was in direct danger is completely irrelevant. It's a safety policy violation and trying to justify it is dumb. Period! To be honest, the way you're defending them makes it sound like you work on said crew. I'm sure the park's management reads these boards so they already know probably. Universal and Disney are 2 theme park operators that allow guests on the dock of coasters when trains are in motion as long as they're past the yellow lines. SF and CF do not allow guests on a coaster dock when a train is in motion.

I literally just printed that out and will take it with me when we visit. Thank you!!

Heading to USO with the girlfriend on, Thursday 12/10. Can both parks be done in a day?

HHN has been extended for the first time ever.

^Good point.

Not sure why, but I laughed hard at this.

I would have no issues with this. It'll be good to see the Hulk return with state-of-the-art track and perhaps an improved launching system. I agree. I never have an issue with a park investing in upkeep/maintenance. Universal and Disney are known to do just that.

Glad to see it actually being tested here finally.

So they pretty much purchased a new coaster.

^Ha! Great movie.

Yes...

^LOL! Clones, but not really, but kinda.

Very good point. It'll become an Eyesore real quick.

Why would Universal have any say in the matter at all?

It's still standing. Park hasn't said anything about its fate.

What is the deal with people risking injury or death to retrieve lost items!?!?!?!? Even though he sustained a great deal of injury he's lucky to be alive. Is it wrong that I have absolutely zero sympathy for these tools?!?

^Perfect. Thank you!

I still have no idea how the layout goes. I know a few of you have posted diagrams above but yea, still confused. It is nice to look at though.