Gropplo said:There is still so much to be done with the ride that a weekend opening looks unlikely. Why do you think Busch hasn't come out and said that they're opening this weekend? Because they don't know if it will.
Gropplo said:Not entirely...there is still so much to be done that you have no idea about. They're doing their best to get it open this weekend, but it's not guaranteed
griffonrox said:Balak95 said:They would have to open it on the 27th, they posted a contest for the first people on their blog saying if you win you must be able to be there the 27th so it could mean that those parts will go on fast and they can start testing Wednesday!
You can't just test a NEVER BEFORE RUN RIDE in 2 days!
Granted this is not a roller coaster, but roller coasters get tested for months. Cheetah Hunt will have been testing for 1 1/2 months by Friday. I was even skeptical of a 27th opening last week.
Balak95 said:griffonrox said:Balak95 said:They would have to open it on the 27th, they posted a contest for the first people on their blog saying if you win you must be able to be there the 27th so it could mean that those parts will go on fast and they can start testing Wednesday!
You can't just test a NEVER BEFORE RUN RIDE in 2 days!
Granted this is not a roller coaster, but roller coasters get tested for months. Cheetah Hunt will have been testing for 1 1/2 months by Friday. I was even skeptical of a 27th opening last week.
Im not saying two days, If he got the photos of that stuff yesterday they had all today and most of next week to test and put together, plus most of those parts look to be decorations which just bolt or rivet on! So it should only take at most 3 days to get them up with the amount of people they have working on this ride!
Chris said:If the tower is not ready to go on Media Day, there might just be a demo.
Unagi said:Chris said:If the tower is not ready to go on Media Day, there might just be a demo.
Another publicity failure scenario that would be.
Every major ride installation at BGW was open on media day. They are not going to invite press and tell them "Come watch our new drop ride in action."
Chris said:A bigger publicity failure would be putting media on a ride that hasn't been fully tested and have something go wrong.
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