They don't have the water in there yet the station is probably not 100% done yet either. They open like 2 weeks after us. Really early testing being done.
rct2wizard360 wrote:looks like it runs pretty well over those hills I just really wanted to see the water splash
Do you really think they were going to do the water effect when it's late February? If you want to see the same water results, just search on Youtube for Sheikra or Griffon.
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^ Hopefully not bad as I will also be there that weekend. Though being a B&M with 3 trains, I'm not too worried. Bull with both queue houses full only takes an 60-75 minutes with a good crew.
rct2wizard360 wrote:looks like it runs pretty well over those hills I just really wanted to see the water splash
Do you really think they were going to do the water effect when it's late February? If you want to see the same water results, just search on Youtube for Sheikra or Griffon.
I think he was just expressing his interest in wanting to see the splash, not saying that it was a possibility.
This ride looks awesome. I think it's about time I take a trip to King's Island. Might as well make a Cedar Point King's Island trip out of it. Should be fun.
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I was just at the park about a week ago and saw it in person. It really stands out when you first approach the park. It looks as awesome up close as it does in the video, IMHO.
And how about that...a big coaster testing in February, many months before the ride opens. Whether you love B&M's or not, you've got to give it to them for having their product ready to go on time (even if it has some bugs), unlike many other coaster manufacturers.
Those camelback hills look aaaaamazzzing! Should have some great air time!
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R&D, construction and everything totaled up to 200 million bucks for Spiderman at IOA. Pretty sure it came in as one of the most expensive rides ever built.
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