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^ I don't like water parks IN theme parks. I love to go to a water park and absolutely love going to a theme park. When they are combined - ugh. I don't know why - but I loathe going to a water park inside a theme park.

 

Anywho....back on topic - if it is a new water attraction, I am looking forward to Knoebel's take on it.

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So how did this Aquatrax rumor begin? Would definitely be a cool addition though

 

I think the first mention was this on page 204:

 

Um, AQUATRAX!?!??!
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^^ I just saw that and was trying to figure out how to do a screen shot to get in here. I am so slow with computers.

 

So it looks as though something impulse is coming.

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Again, from the Facebook page -
I was talking with one of the project leaders and he almost let the name of the 2015 project slip. They're such an IMPULSE-ive bunch.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Knoebels-Amusement-Resort/207828210550

 

Could we be seeing the first Great Coasters Backtrack installation?

 

An intamin IMPULSE uses LIM's and an aquatrax uses LIM's. I still think we can keep this rumour going

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Why I wouldn't be surprised if we do see our first launched wood coaster here! Knoebels likes doing things nobody else does and it would oddly fit in there! But impulse makes me feel this ride will launch in some way or another.

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That's a relief, I wouldn't think that Knoebels would add an impulse like wicked twister. While it may be a good addition I am also hoping it isn't a water coaster, don't the newer ones use LSMs for the lifts?

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Impulse doesn't mean "launched" does it? What other rides are associated with the word "impulse" aside from Intamin's inverted impulse coaster?

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Impulse doesn't mean "launched" does it? What other rides are associated with the word "impulse" aside from Intamin's inverted impulse coaster?

 

Well, in the coaster world, its used in relation to magnets and/or launches normally and Intimin, I believe, is the only company that uses the word. But the actual definition of the word is more vague:

 

Impulse: In mechanics, something that changes the momentum of an object; the integral of a force with respect to time.

 

So in coaster speak, any launch coaster could be called an impulse coaster because of the definition of the word Impulse. But in reality, their clue could mean literally anything that involves something that changes the momentum of something else.... LOL Sooo they aren't giving anything away really.

 

Its really comes down to a sudden change. So Direction, Elevation, Speed, Decision. Anything really.

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"IMPULSE" could also refer to the 1974 William Shatner movie about a gigolo who seduces, robs, and kills lonely women.

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Perhaps it's a ride themed to a woman's body mist?

LOL!!!!

 

I think Six Flags should make this product their next Vertical Velocity train wrap.

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I'm telling you guys, it's a Skloosh refurb. They're retrofitting it to run backwards. You're gonna be sent backwards out of the station, through the splashdown pool, then launched backwards up the drop, only to come right back down and get soaked.

 

Basically, they're YOLO-ing Skloosh.

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If we look at all the clues so far it's pretty easy to figure out:

 

Impulse- it's an Intamin shuttle coaster

 

Skloosh control panel- means it's being placed inside are around Skloosh

 

Three states visited- The three states are gas, liquid, and solid so....

 

it's an Intamin air launched aquatrax shuttle into a brick wall!

 

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