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Manufacturer
Intamin Amusement Rides

Model
LSM Launch Coaster

Hamlet
Festa Italia (Italy)

Opening Date
March 25th, 2022

Tallest Drop
180ft

Max Height
178ft

Top Speed
73mph

Inversion Count
2

Launches Advertised
4

Launch Segments
3

Launches Experienced
7

Riders Per Train
20

Number of Trains
2

Height Requirement
52–76in



Pantheon is an Intamin-made LSM Launch Coaster that debuted at Busch Gardens Williamsburg on March 25th, 2022.
 
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Don't they use the wheelchair ramp as the primary exit now? Not allowing guests to go down the stairs due to incidents of people falling down them. Also, isn't the Quick Queue line down that same wheelchair ramp?

It's been a while since I've been, but if so. That'll make it difficult for wheelchairs users to use the ramp if they're pushing through exiting riders and dodging a QQ line.
 
Don't they use the wheelchair ramp as the primary exit now? Not allowing guests to go down the stairs due to incidents of people falling down them. Also, isn't the Quick Queue line down that same wheelchair ramp?

It's been a while since I've been, but if so. That'll make it difficult for wheelchairs users to use the ramp if they're pushing through exiting riders and dodging a QQ line.
The stairs were aways ment as a QQ entrance and are still used that way.
 
Does anyone know what happened at Pantheon as of yesterday?
Nothing that we saw. We tried to rope drop it yesterday but it was closed and had a sign out front saying that it would be closed for the day. We went back about 2 and it was testing but they weren’t letting anyone on yet. We left about 3 and I don’t think it was open then. Not sure if it opened late in the day
 
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Nothing that we saw. We tried to rope drop it yesterday but it was closed and had a sign out front saying that it would be closed for the day. We went back about 2 and it was testing but they weren’t letting anyone on yet. We left about 3 and I don’t think it was open then. Not sure if it opened late in the day
It opened for a few trains late afternoon then closed with Maintenance on site after that. I left after that as rain was coming so I don't know if it reopened after that.
 
I was at the park on Friday and rope dropped Pantheon, but it had a sign out front saying it was closed. I talked to an employee and he said it'd be closed for at least the first couple of hours, possibly the whole day, but it ended up coming online around 11:15/11:30. I got one ride in but it went down while I was in line for the back row, and it was down for another good chunk of the afternoon (on and off from 12 to 4/5 from what I could tell) before reopening midafternoon. Not sure what was causing the issue, though.
 
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We were there on Sunday and the ride was running with passengers while we were on Apollo's Chariot, probably around 1:30-2. Of course the second we finished Apollo's and walked over to Pantheon, they had announced they had just closed the ride. I don't think it ever opened it back up.
 
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Yesterday, a TikTok user by the name of _officialginger posted a video showing that a guest riding in the back row of Pantheon got struck in the face by a cell phone. The guest was bleeding so much that the blood from the guest went all over the seat causing an ambassador to power wash that seat, causing the ride to close for an extended amount of time. The guess that was hit with the cell phone has not been identified and his/her injuries have been unknown.

A link to the video can be found here:

 
The fact people refuse to understand cell phones can fly out of your pocket on roller coasters absolutely frustrates the crap out of me. I literally bought a locker and offered it to a group of friends I was with and they refused to use it I was like…….what? You go WEIGHTLESS on these things. It is designed for you to go weightless to enhance the fun, but sure let’s not consider physics at all when doing something that apparently involves physics….
 
The fact people refuse to understand cell phones can fly out of your pocket on roller coasters absolutely frustrates the crap out of me. I literally bought a locker and offered it to a group of friends I was with and they refused to use it I was like…….what? You go WEIGHTLESS on these things. It is designed for you to go weightless to enhance the fun, but sure let’s not consider physics at all when doing something that apparently involves physics….
People turn their brains off the second they step foot in parks, and many of them aren’t intelligent to begin with. What can you really do?
 
As someone who takes their cell phone with them (I have a pair of pants with a zippable pocket for parks specifically for this) I will say this -

Parks need to do a better job of getting the lockers closer to the station. Having a sometimes hour+ wait, without a phone, especially as a single rider, is painful. I wouldn’t even mind is they made the lockers barely big enough for a wallet and a cell phone. Just done make me go through the entire queue with nothing.
 
As someone who takes their cell phone with them (I have a pair of pants with a zippable pocket for parks specifically for this) I will say this -

Parks need to do a better job of getting the lockers closer to the station. Having a sometimes hour+ wait, without a phone, especially as a single rider, is painful. I wouldn’t even mind is they made the lockers barely big enough for a wallet and a cell phone. Just done make me go through the entire queue with nothing.
They need to do like Disney and make storage on every ride for loose articles. A zipper pouch on the back of every seat would be perfect. No need to force people to wait without their phones for rides. Especially with the new Chaperone rule, since chaperones are supposed to have their phone on them at all times.
 
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