The Mysterious B&M Green Wingrider Track

^^Finally some confirmation.....but I'm still waiting for someone to say ......."You all are STILL WRONG!!! It's going to be built in the USA. It's just being shipped around the world for good luck before it comes back to the United States to be built at a park here in the US, probably Cedar Point"

I can't believe that the second "Mysterious" coaster is also going to China...and also to another park with "Ocean" in their name. What are the chances?

Manufactured in the USA, used in China. Something seems awfully backwards about that.

Those brown supports actually looks a lot more like they belong to the Mack super splash ride that is going in to this park, rather than the wing rider.

The brown supports look more like part of a crane than anything else.

No, I'm pretty sure that they're for the SuperSplash -

The brown supports look more like part of a crane than anything else.

no,that brown looks like chocolate milk,not deep brown

It should be interesting to see the layout of this wing-rider. It should be pretty big considering the amount of track that was seen. Just wondering, did this park mention anything of a new coaster?

Did anyone else notice that a new sticker was placed over the old one? Presumably to keep enthusiasts at bay? However, the "Customer" line still doesn't state where it was going (though we obviously know now), just what type of coaster (which had already been assumed). Interesting.

^^Finally some confirmation.....but I'm still waiting for someone to say ......."You all are STILL WRONG!!! It's going to be built in the USA. It's just being shipped around the world for good luck before it comes back to the United States to be built at a park here in the US, probably Cedar Point"

Why is it not suprising?

China has been a hotbed of new park construction lately so it's no suprise that when we see track being produced this early it's usually for a park in an overseas market....they seem to be impressed with B&M's products ever since they opened their first few rides there so I would expect to see them buying at least one new B&M every year since they seem to be building at least one new park from the ground up per year.

I might catch some flak here, but I'm relieved it wasn't going to the Point. I'd like to see another small coaster (height wise) than a Wing rider. I'm not saying I wouldn't ride it (and enjoy it), but I'd like to see something like a more intense polar Xplorer, or a coaster with the drop sequence.

Did anyone else notice that a new sticker was placed over the old one? Presumably to keep enthusiasts at bay? However, the "Customer" line still doesn't state where it was going (though we obviously know now), just what type of coaster (which had already been assumed). Interesting.

It's in China at the park now, so obviously we know who it's for. The customer was called X-Works on the old sticker, you can see that much...but I believe that was what you could see before they covered it up, so they would have covered it up after the fact. This was probably a label they replaced when they shipped it so that they could keep track (I realized after typing "track", that it can be a pun, and I can assure you it was not intended).

Edit: The job number on the picture of the label on page 2 is different, but the customer is the same reading X Works. So X Works may have nothing to do with the customer, or that picture of the label on page 2 is for a different job? Then again, with the job numbers being different it could be relating to the different steps of manufacturing, shipping, and building a coaster.

Did anyone else notice that the picture of the track in China, and the pictures from the plant have two different job numbers? Im assuming the job number should not change from piece to piece. So maybe this is not the same track?

EDIT: Yeti beat me to the punch on the job numbers.

I just checked on RCDB and the roller coaster was taken off the db!? I didn't know what to make of it, could be different track!

^^Finally some confirmation.....but I'm still waiting for someone to say ......."You all are STILL WRONG!!! It's going to be built in the USA. It's just being shipped around the world for good luck before it comes back to the United States to be built at a park here in the US, probably Cedar Point"

 

Why is it not suprising?

 

China has been a hotbed of new park construction lately so it's no suprise that when we see track being produced this early it's usually for a park in an overseas market....they seem to be impressed with B&M's products ever since they opened their first few rides there so I would expect to see them buying at least one new B&M every year since they seem to be building at least one new park from the ground up per year.

I was being sarcastic. Wasn't it obvious??? LOL