er111a said:does anyone but me find it neat/good that the tower is spinning?
True but this is the first time that I know of that they tested the spinningArrowWolf1984 said:er111a said:does anyone but me find it neat/good that the tower is spinning?
Not too big of a surprise for me, Frankly I'd be annoyed if the thing didn't spin.
Swiftman said:PS: It takes a whole lot more than that to be banned.
Big_Al said:Swiftman said:PS: It takes a whole lot more than that to be banned.
Well heck, why didn't you say so? I think I'm going to start posting "That's what she said" posts in all the threads now!![]()
Skyrider said:Quick Question: Do they have to test it at night for aviation and lighting structure purposes? I.E. see if the lights sway at night...
-Sky
Wilbolten said:I was at the park yesterday and saw the testing mentioned above. Also spoke to an employee who said the latest word he'd gotten was that they were going to give the employees the opportunity to try it out next week and it should be open to the public in about two weeks. No new news, I know - but a good confirmation from someone who seems to know. It was starting to look like we might get the coaster before the tower was ready.
michaelcollier1 said:I know I am a little late on this, but in the video a few pages back with the tower going up, spinning, and then dropping, does anyone else think that is a slow drop? It hits the brakes very fast. I am sure once people get on it and there is more weight it will go faster, but did anyone else think it was going farely slow?
Obviously when I say "slow drop" I dont mean actually slow, but you get my point... I hope
shb5007 said:Heard today at some point they had to re-do some of the concrete.
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