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Heh your right, and Tomorrowland is going in the cartoony direction. Maybe Seuss landing will be kinda what Tomorrow land will look like in the future, only with Pixar stuff.

http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17054&highlight=myspace Sorry for being rude, but someone was ganna do it sooner or later.

It's not something new, it's something that was supposed to be there (and was) since day 1. I wounder if they are going to market it in commercials and brochures as a new attraction.

So that makes like 3 Cirque shows in LV now? I've never seen one, but I guess they must be good. Edit: My bad.. 4 Cirque shows?

They are rungs for looking at the track for cracks and whatnot. I thought there was a cable running through those loops for them to clip onto so they dont fall, but I dont see it in those pictures. Edit: I suppose they just clip onto the loops

It's the centrifugal force that is pushing on the body of the person.. When you start moving in a direction, you want to keep moving in that direction. The ride start to spin up, wich gives the person inertia. At any exact moment in time, the person wants to move in the direction that is applied to them at that time, but since the ride is spinning they are constantly being pushed into the wall, the seat, or even out of their seat. Look a this picture and you'll get it, but think of the dot as the person and not the... person.

Sounds like you need a lesson in physics. On rides with inversions that only have lap bars there are positive G's through the entire inversion. Rides with OTSR's tend to have lateral fores in their inversions, like a zero G roll. Your much more likely to get tossed out on and intamin airtime hill on Sumperman Ride of Steel or Millenium Fore than a loop on any coaster.

On TV today they were talking about the new Fast and Furious movie and they showed a bit of the attraction at Universal Studios. They just showed some video for a split second that showed two cars attached to the robotic arm things that were flipped around from an explosion. It was said that the cars would come flying at guests and stop really close to them.

Does it flip you around on the lift hill or something?

Who's the guy talking about lazer beams?

USF Mummy has a couple really sharp stops. Sheikra has A pretty smooth stop, but it is really quick. at the end brake run te magnets slow you down fast, but your still moving prety good when your through them, then the nomal breaks slam on really hard. Since it's not a complete stop though you dont hit the harness very hard.

You just take the file and put it in the C:/WINDOWS/fonts folder. If you have windows anyway. WAFFLES! WAFFLES!!!!

It looked like Floridas only reversed. California is the only version with the opening water fall thing at the drop.

You people seem to just be saying aspects you like rather than weird messed up stuff. On USF Mummy right after the launch there is an airtime hill with a turn, so when you get to the top of the launch your out of your seat, then get suddenly slamed to the side. Also the part where you stop and go backwards, its such a sudden stop you get thrusted forward and its pretty painfull.

I'm done with that, but if it is infact a design solely created by arrow, it no doubt got some inspiration for some of the newer Intamin and B&M creations at the time. Anyway. I don't see why Busch would want to install similar rides at both parks. Since both parks are located on the east coast you would think that they would want to provide different rides so people will have a reason to want to visit the other. They arn't that close, but much closer than DL and WDW.

IDK what it is, but it's definaly not DL or MK

I didn't mean that B&M designed both... Arrow did design the other, but I heard they were given a design by B&M that the park liked to go off of. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drachen_Fire

Busch hired B&M to build them two sit-down coasters. One for BGT and another for BGW. B&M was a lot smaller at the time and was only able to build one of them, so Busch hired Arrow to do the other.

Woot threadless. leaves arn't vegtables...

Chack this site out, it shows all the specs of the coasters so you can see what your up against. http://www.rcdb.com/pd6.htm

Damn... yes it is.

Where be this?

It is indeed EPCOT. Not to many people actualy see this statue and the one accross from it because its in the very back of Japan, and those who do see it walk by without looking at it.

Thanks for attacking me for stating my opinion. The Pacing was refering to Kumba, whos MCBR you fly through. Whatver coasters that you refering to that Kumba is similar to, Kumba was built before all of them. What are these tricks you speak of?

^ Negative.