Chris said:The ride shall be named Verbolten, and the special guest at the grand opening will be Michael Bolten. He will sing some of his hits.
Michael Bolton: Yeah, well, at least your name isn't Michael Bolton.
Samir: You know, there's nothing wrong with that name.
Michael Bolton: There *was* nothing wrong with it... until I was about twelve years old and that no-talent @$$ clown became famous and started winning Grammys.
Samir: Hmm... well, why don't you just go by Mike instead of Michael?
Michael Bolton: No way! Why should I change? He's the one who sucks.
Chris said:The ride shall be named Verbolten, and the special guest at the grand opening will be Michael Bolten. He will sing some of his hits.
michaelcollier1 said:I have no clue where Busch came up for "Mach" meaning "Speed"
pandorazboxx said:Mäch translates to mighty. We're not talking about speed here.
Balak95 said:pandorazboxx said:Mäch translates to mighty. We're not talking about speed here.
I mean it could be both Mighty Tower or Speed Tower, most guests would most likely refer it as mach tower meaning speed.
CoasterChris said:Balak95 said:pandorazboxx said:Mäch translates to mighty. We're not talking about speed here.
I mean it could be both Mighty Tower or Speed Tower, most guests would most likely refer it as mach tower meaning speed.
Throw away the whole mighty thing. Mächtig means mighty, not Mäch. Google translate takes words and finds the closest thing to it. This is not correct, http://translate.google.com/?hl=en&tab=wT#de|en|Mäch.
As far as speed... it kind of does. But just as much as Miles Per Hour does. It’s a measure of speed, not a word meaning speed. So it’d be like MPH Tower... not to catchy.
ArrowWolf1984 said:"Mach Tower", "Uber Bahn", "Verbolten?" Not too long until BlackStone decides to change the park's name to "Ye Olde Europe Land!" :dodgy:
Balak95 said:I dont think its blackstone. It seems blackstone just provides the money and Busch entertainment company, which blackstone bought, is making the discisions.
ArrowWolf1984 said:Balak95 said:I dont think its blackstone. It seems blackstone just provides the money and Busch entertainment company, which blackstone bought, is making the discisions.
I guess I'm being too hard on BlackStone, It is probably just a coincidence that after BlackStone bought Busch Entertainment that BGW began to change drastically. I originally assumed a few people from BlackStone took over some positions from Busch Entertainment employees and decided to change up the park. Either way, I'm incredibly dissatisfied about the recent changes happening to the park.
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