S&S Sansei Discussion Thread

[Teddymonster]

No thanks! That thing looks shoddy as hell. Like you already mentioned, it would never be picked up by a park, especially being that you have to wear earplugs to ride it.

 

That's cool that you rode it, at least.

[CoasterFanatic]

I have seen a lot of rides and this one just straight up scares me :shock:

[rosscoe]

Holy mother of chocolate,

 

How cool does that look !

[zaneymon]

^ Very Cool

Cooler than Ice

[jackskellington101]

And I will not be doing that ride. I imagine this thing going on the side of the Stratosphere Tower in Vegas when they figure out the sound issues.

[Mind Eraser]

Wow. Looks nice and rusty.

[ECZenith]

I wonder which park would actually get something that looks this... industrial? Don't get me wrong... sign me up for a ride, it just doesn't look like something the public would be willing to ride in vast numbers.

[Thrillrider15]

That is Freakin' insane! :shock: It's hard to imagine myself riding that thing

[KrakenKing]

Hmm, drop towers are the only rides that can actually give me a thrill... I almost crapped myself on Acrophobia... and that was only 200ft... Riding this would probably give me a heart attack... but I'd probably take a chance and ride it, haha

[ncf]

I think drop rides are really boring, but Fritt Fall: Tilt at Gröna Lund was pretty cool (80meter stand-up-floorless) This looks VERY cool

[Homey G.]

Truly wild. I'm in the boat with those that feel drop rides are truly the last threshhold of fear for me.

 

Maybe they could install one at CP and charge for the earplugs like DT charges for glasses. javascript:emoticon(':roll:')

Rolling Eyes

[coastermoosh]

Of course its rusty...and industrial...and loud. Sonic Boom was not built with the intention of selling it to parks, it was built to simply show it COULD BE DONE.

[zburns999]

Is the compressed air system just as reliable as magnetic systems? Honestly, I don't know if I would ride it. It just doesn't look safe. The worst part is that you have to press a button to make it drop. Could you imagine if this was at a park? Someone could have a panic attack at the top. How would they get down and not hold up the line? I understand that this wasn't built to sell, but its just an observation.

[coastermoosh]

OMG....is anyone actually READING what I've posted?

 

You WILL NOT find a ride like this IN ANY PARK! It is not a showpiece...its NOT for sale. It was built to show that using air compressed by the ride vehicle COULD be done.

 

End of story!

[BiCoastal Kid]

^I bet you could get one if you wanted, though.

[coasterguy618]

Looks fun, and it also looks like a Death Trap! You probably won't see me getting on that thing anytime soon!

[lagg]

Wow! Looks cool, and scary. Not knowing when you will drop because your in a small space. And that little tunnel you drop into :shock:.

[de ja vu]

why would they the rider push the free fall button :shock:

[de ja vu]

why would they the rider push the free fall button :shock:

[de ja vu]

why would they the rider push the free fall button :shock:

[de ja vu]

i acidently posted my thing to many times

[project?]

The good news is that S&S has come up with a new attraction called the Sonic Boom. The bad news is that apparently it is just a little something Stan developed for his own mini amusement park fun zone in Logan, Utah

http://media.putfile.com/sonic-boom-at-ss This is a short video of the Sonic Boom in action.

[Ed]

Without even watching the video. This is the ride that drops you into a small hole using Air Pressure to slow you down?

 

It's been there a for a while. And totally stuid tbo.

[Swimace]

^yeah, that's the one. It looks fun, but the boom thing seems like it could get obnoxious.

[socalMAN123]

Dude, that looks really weird. It looks like fun, but I mean, the enterance is kinda weird. It's just a door in a tube.

---Brent