RE: Mäch Tower
I can understand where you're coming from. I believe the majority of the public want a nice mixture of ride and experience.
Even though Mach Tower is a ride, it being in a landscape such as Busch Gardens and the perspective it will give of such a nice park, can make this "experience" stand out from other drop towers.
Swiftman said:James said:I think the problem people are having with this ride is that its just a flat and not an attraction themed all by itself example:
People were looking for a Dark Kastle kind of seperate theming and its own area vs. a simple flat blending in with the surrounding rights. Like if Battering Ram was added to Italy rides. It would simply blend in with the surrounding theming.
Very good point to make. You are correct, the Mach Tower is rubbing me the wrong way not necessarily because I don't like the idea, but because it isn't an experience. The last real experience added to the park was DarKastle. It is further worsened by the fact that the last time they attempted to add and experience to the park, it was one of the worst things Busch Gardens has ever done (EitA). It comes back to the whole "Amusement Park vs. Theme Park" idea. Theme Parks offer experiences while Amusement Parks offer rides. The Mach Tower, in my opinion, is a ride, not an experience- just like Griffon was.
I can understand where you're coming from. I believe the majority of the public want a nice mixture of ride and experience.
Even though Mach Tower is a ride, it being in a landscape such as Busch Gardens and the perspective it will give of such a nice park, can make this "experience" stand out from other drop towers.