Talk about anything that has to do with the amusement park industry here.
It seems as if Screamscape is reporting this very story, but the HP website also has taken out all ads and such advertising Turbulence. Interatice Rides said they have ehard nothing of the such and they are continuing fabrication. ITS A CONSPERICY!
rct2wizard360
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It's just a mistake that has gotten out of hand. If the manufacturer doesn't know the ride has been canceled, then most likely it is not canceled.
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by Galvan on December 9th, 2004, 1:29 am
Actually, RCDB.COM has removed it from the new for 2005 section, and Hershey Park's website makes no mention of it as well. seems too me that the project was scraped
Galvan
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Its officially been scrapped...
Also HP has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer. Manu. blamed steel prices and wated 1.2 mil over the 2 mil budgeted for the ride...
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RagingBullFan
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DejaVu The Ride wrote: It's just a mistake that has gotten out of hand. If the manufacturer doesn't know the ride has been canceled, then most likely it is not canceled.
I guess there is a way to for a maunfacturer to not know the ride was cancelled.
(getting sued)
DejaVu The Ride
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by Mr. SFGAm on December 10th, 2004, 12:16 am
That would be pretty disappointing... Having your park announce a new coaster, only to cancel it.
Maybe we'll see Six Flags scoop up a few of those coasters. They do look pretty fun, and don't take up much space. Yet the capacity isn't too good.
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Mr. SFGAm
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The ride will most likely never be built anywhere because I don't see how Interactive Rides can possibly survive after this lawsuit.
SFGAm Shock Wave
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What kind of ride was it supposed to be. It seemed like it would be one of those half pipe coasters.
sixflagsguy5
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That thing really would have been ugly...
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That seems like a stupid ride. It's good they are cancelling it.
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