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^It was announced last year that FB would be having extensive maintenance of the launch area. It's a bit ambiguous what they could be doing, but I think they are fixing all the animatronics and stuff in the pre show.

New picture showing off Stampida's new Reprofiling, I'm so excited to ride this thing in a couple of weeks Credit to Oveji on PA-Community

Oh god, I absolutely love the theming around the drop. It was great before, but the van just tops it all.

Debating whether or not RMC are Reusing old wood in construction? and people thought discussing the mathematics behind airtime was the low point of the off season.

From what Paulett has posted on PA-community, we know something has happened to the start of Stampida's layout. There's also reports that trains were running on Stampida today, nothing said about which trains. I hope for the love of god that they put the GCI trains on Stampida, anything has got to be better than the KumbaK trains.

The thing that's mostly concerning me about RCTW are the system specs. The fact that you need a fairly beefy system to run something that looks like a somewhat minor graphical upgrade/downgrade to RCT3 (depending on the part of the trailer you look at) seems to suggest this thing is optimized way worse than RCT3, which is already a poorly optimized game.

1. Nemesis 2. Batman: La Fuga 3. Nemesis Inferno and that's all the inverts I've been on.

It doesn't look as twisty from that angle.

Looks like Fury will have a roar Looks like it's sped up quite a bit, it's absolutely flying through the layout.

Looks like a pov might be coming later today.

A lot of the ride is turning out a lot more twisty than I was expecting. A lot of the animated pov seemed to have these stiff unbanked turns through out the whole ride, but it doesn't look like they're anywhere to be seen now.

Well duh, I mean it is a ROLLER coaster.

Clever bit of theming, at first I though it was someone had been messing around with Photoshop.

Megitsune - Babymetal I decided to check them out to see what all the fuss was about, now I can't stop.

While I agree the lights on the lift are a bit much from the riders perspective, I think they look awesome from an off ride perspective.

I've been working on on a recreation of Shambhala every now and again for the last couple of months, and lately I've been focusing on it a little bit more. I'm currently in the middle of redoing the layout since there was some pretty bad shaping issues to the point where the height of various elements were off by quite a bit. My current attempt at the layout, I'm pretty pleased with how this is turning out at the moment. A picture with the previous version over layered on my current one That Ampersand is hell, It's supposed to be about 57 meters tall, but there is no conceivable way to get it that high while maintaining the overbank the the ride seems to have at the top (unless I'm mistaking things, and it isn't really overbanked) without bringing lateral g's into it.

US: Disney Universal Orlando Island of Adventure Busch Gardens Tampa Busch Garden Europe Hershey SGAdv SFMM SFGA Canadas Wonderland Cedar Point Kings Island Kings Dominion Silver Dollar City Holiday World Europe: Alton Towers* Thrope Park* Europa park Heide Park Garda Land Liseberg Other: Ferrari World Fuji-Q DisneySea Nagashima Spaland * I've actually already been to these 2, but so much has changed since then, they are back on my bucket list.

^Retrofit Hurakan condor with a Falcon's fury system

According to the blogger FreakPlanet, in his recent blog post about FITUR (International fair of tourism of Spain), he had this to say about Ferrari Land "[...]Nos aclararon que aún no han comenzado las obras y que se inaugurará en otoño del 2016, irá acompañado de un impresionante hotel de 5 estrellas, también tematizado en el mundo Ferrari y que no estará listo hasta el 2017.[...]" Translation: To Elissa/Robb, if you were planning a Spain trip for 2016, I'd say hold off until 2017 as you may miss out on Ferrari Land.

I used to be part of the crowd that really disliked them, but after buying one for the first time a couple of years ago, it's really spoilt me to the point where I can't really queue for rides anymore. Personally I buy them nearly every time I go to a park, mainly because I don't go to parks that often, and when I do go I want to make the most of it by getting as many rides in as I can. It also doesn't help that when I get time off work to go somewhere, it's usually when other people have time off to go out too (easter/weekends/etc).

PA-community has put out their first video documenting the construction of Ferrari Land. It's begun.

Teng, a B&M Dive Machine with the worlds tallest loop/inversion at 180ft Another pic of Teng with Yeti in the background. I've chosen the colours and started work on the supports in this pic

Been working on a large scale B&M Invert, similar to Alpengeist and Montu. Not sure what to name it, but I'm calling it Yeti for the moment.

Do you mean is exports a sound file (.mp3, .ogg, .wav, etc) or that the file only plays the sound and there is no video? If it's the latter, then it's likely because you pc doesn't support the video. The files that NL2 export as have trouble playing back videos if they get too large. If you just convert the file to something else, like a .avi or something, it should work fine.

The only reason I could see them using this restraints is if the ride has some sort of in line twist. Because weren't those restraint conceived as a way to combat the laterals on Wing coasters, which also makes me think that the only reason they are on Banshee is because of the in line twist