Great photos and coverage @TPoseOnTantrum! The project really does look absolutely stunning! Probably my most anticipated North American coaster of 2025!
Very good question, considering that 3/4 of the pathways needed to access Action Zone and Yukon Striker are blocked off. As it stands about half the park is inaccessible rn to guests. If the park were to open today the only way over would be though Planet Snoopy and Kidzville and past the waterpark. Alignment issues on the top hat are not helping.Really interested to see what the park looks like this weekend. They have yet to complete the stall, the double inversion right next to it, and the top of the top hat. What are the pathways going to look like with ongoing construction?
I'm guessing that Wonder Mountain will be closed in its entirety, including Vortex. They'll work on getting the stall and double inversion done before tomorrow night so that the path to Flight Deck and the flats can open. The path underneath the drop can probably open because the pullout is complete, but I'm unsure on that. And Fly will be closed because of Alpenfest. So they'll be down four coasters, which is.... yikes.Very good question, considering that 3/4 of the pathways needed to access Action Zone and Yukon Striker are blocked off. As it stands about half the park is inaccessible rn to guests. If the park were to open today the only way over would be though Planet Snoopy and Kidzville and past the waterpark. Alignment issues on the top hat are not helping.
They will probably be able to clear cranes and pieces out of Grande Worlde Expo and the WMG access path before the weekend. International Festival/Alpenfest however is almost certainly going to have to stay closed.
The park is frankly gearing up to be a possible shitshow this weekend, they are unusually late/far behind on everything from offseason projects to ride testing/training. CW has a nasty habit of doing arguably too much in the offseason and then procrastinating before trying to bumrush stuff in time for an opening weekend. Last year when the maintenance tunnel underneath the WMG access path was caved in and rebuilt, they paved it over maybe two days before guests were let in. If there's been any further delay the pooch would've been screwed.
Vortex has been running, I think they will have it open. Nothing has actually been installed overtop of the Grande World Expo path yet so if they wait until next week it’s not a huge deal. But yeah with Minebuster, Fly, and coaster #18 out of the picture and new hires on platform it will be mildly frustrating. Fingers crossed that Leviathan’s third train starts running before then.I'm guessing that Wonder Mountain will be closed in its entirety, including Vortex. They'll work on getting the stall and double inversion done before tomorrow night so that the path to Flight Deck and the flats can open. The path underneath the drop can probably open because the pullout is complete, but I'm unsure on that. And Fly will be closed because of Alpenfest. So they'll be down four coasters, which is.... yikes.
There seems to be track and supports right over Vortex right now, it's just not complete. I think they'll wait to open it until it's done. Same with Wonder Mountain Guardian. The powered coaster should be okay though.Vortex has been running, I think they will have it open. Nothing has actually been installed overtop of the Grande World Expo path yet so if they wait until next week it’s not a huge deal. But yeah with Minebuster, Fly, and coaster #18 out of the picture and new hires on platform it will be mildly frustrating. Fingers crossed that Leviathan’s third train starts running before then.
If we could get a giga alpenfury with most inversions in the world that'd be awesomeThe more I see of AlpenFury, the more I’d be perfectly fine with a similar coaster replacing Kingda Ka.
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