I think its a good idea that B&M are trying to build a launched 4d. At first i thought that they were designing the robocoaster. I think the robo coaster is overdoing it.
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Lawn ornaments are decoration for your lawn. When DejaVu is SBNO it acts like a big lawn ornament. Probably started to be called a lawn ornament when they fixed the train since it was down for weeks. At least thats the first time I heard it being called a lawn ornament.
sixflagsguy5 wrote:I think its a good idea that B&M are trying to build a launched 4d. At first i thought that they were designing the robocoaster. I think the robo coaster is overdoing it.
Um, where did we get the idea that B&M was designing a launched 4D?
To my knowledge it's S&S designing a traditional 4D coaster.
Top 5 wood-5-Goliath 4-Ravine Flyer II 3-Phoenix 2-Voyage 1-El Toro Top 5 Steel- 5-Velocicoaster 4- Maverick 3- Fury 325 2-Steel Vengeance 1-X2 Coaster Count: 444
Personally though, if any one company could come out with a reliable 4d design, it would be B&M. But that might just be because I'm biased but whatever.
I don't know or care. It was a joke. You know, they could come back and torture some more people if they wanted to. You know there is a stupid park somewhere that would buy a new Togo prototype.
Cause its a great ride and there trying to make it work the best they can, them learning there lession is they havn't added anymore of thoses rides to there parks.
SIC COASTER KID wrote:Cause its a great ride and there trying to make it work the best they can, them learning there lession is they havn't added anymore of thoses rides to there parks.
Exactly. They learned 2 lessons. 1. Don't buy a prototype that hasn't been proven. 2. Don't buy anything from Vekoma.
When/If SfGam receives a 4d, it will be after another 2 or so from that company have already been built. So don't expect SfGam to receive one in the near future. BUT, they could be the next North American park to recceive one though.
I found an article(and review) about X, how SfMM ended up getting it, and other technical information. It explains a lot!
TOGO technically no longer exists from what I understand, at least not Coaster wise, Premeir Rides cut out the whole TOGO Coaster Line (for the past decade or so, Premeir and TOGO were basically the same company, just on different sides of the Ocean). Premeir I think still does offer the Heartline Coaster like UltraTwister at Astroworld, but I dont see them selling one of those in the near future
last time I saw a TOGO booth at IAAPA was back in like 2001, they were trying to sell simulators and ride films, they were already out of the coaster thing.
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SIC COASTER KID wrote:Cause its a great ride and there trying to make it work the best they can, them learning there lession is they havn't added anymore of thoses rides to there parks.
Exactly. They learned 2 lessons. 1. Don't buy a prototype that hasn't been proven. 2. Don't buy anything from Vekoma.
When/If SfGam receives a 4d, it will be after another 2 or so from that company have already been built. So don't expect SfGam to receive one in the near future. BUT, they could be the next North American park to recceive one though.
I found an article(and review) about X, how SfMM ended up getting it, and other technical information. It explains a lot!
SIC COASTER KID wrote:Cause its a great ride and there trying to make it work the best they can, them learning there lession is they havn't added anymore of thoses rides to there parks.
Exactly. They learned 2 lessons. 1. Don't buy a prototype that hasn't been proven. 2. Don't buy anything from Vekoma.
When/If SfGam receives a 4d, it will be after another 2 or so from that company have already been built. So don't expect SfGam to receive one in the near future. BUT, they could be the next North American park to recceive one though.
I found an article(and review) about X, how SfMM ended up getting it, and other technical information. It explains a lot!
I dont think SF learned their lesson at all, why did they go and put in another GSB in at moive world in madrid?
I'm pretty sure that Stunt Fall was planned before the problems with the DejaVu's occured. Track was at WBMW in 2001 and the DejaVu's were just opening. Has there been another GIB added since then. No. I do sau Six Flags learned their lesson. Anyways, like Woodland said, Stunt Fall is the most reliable of all the GIB's mostly because Vekoma is so close to be able to help get the ride going reliably.
Did anybody else go to the press meeting for Deja Vu back in the day? It was hilarious when people would ask Jim Wintrode about how the coaster's lift would work and he replies "Well the ride is still in the design process." *STILL IN THE DESIGN PROCESS WHEN IT IS BEING INSTALLED IN 6 MONTHS* somebody really screwed up. That was almost as funny as watching the last piece of track go in on Deja Vu.. and realizing there as still a 2 FOOT GAP in the track in the loop. Whoops!
They don't list the coasters in traveling carnivals, etc. They do list all upcoming coasters that have been announced or ones that have shown enough evidence of what they are and what park they will be located at. The only information known at this time is that this ride will be a 4d and that is not enough info for a valid page on RCDB.com .