Project 2015: Tempesto
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Wow.....I don't know what else to say other than just, Wow.
You can't really blame them. The coaster technically doesn't exist. 
They're checking you for mental issues, for imagining there was a coaster behind those gates.
That'll teach you to peer through their open, unattended, OSHA-violating construction gate, Luke!
A clone? All I see at that site is a downed weather balloon that ignited some swamp gas.
There is NO excuse for treating guests in that manner, prototype or otherwise.
You are right Jonquil....Why do you always have to be right.
It's not like the coaster is visible from the parking lot or anything...
Joe said:
Joe, do we need to take you to
I feel like this whole thing is sort of degrading towards guests. Playing dumb and talking down to us when we bring it up, forcing a PAYING patron out of the park for being curious?.....that's ridiculous. They surely have to know we (Parkfans) are aware of the plans and the coaster in its entirety. It isn't even a fun game of "what's going on behind those walls?" anymore. It's getting just down right annoying at this point. But hey, it's technically free plublisity. I can't tell you how many people that are unaware of this project have heard me rant about it.
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Do they expect us gadget-bearing modern humans to not want to take pictures of what's clearly a new coaster?
I agree... And for that reason they have lost one of there biggest fans.
I hope everyone sees the revolting irony here. The park happily uses Luke's fantastic pictures for their marketing without even giving him credit or providing any kind of compensation. Then they turn around and threaten to ban him for life for taking those same pictures.
BGW is like an abusive boyfriend.
BGW is like an abusive boyfriend.
Here is some more irony. If Luke got treated like a criminal for his picture taking, I wonder how they treated these guys for filming the un-existing metallic structure thingy.
Yikes. Weird how they wanna be like Disney, but then don't take the right cues from them. During some of the new Fantasyland construction they had small windows in their construction walls so guests can see what is going on. Ya know, to get people amped about new construction. If the goal is to get more bodies in the park, and create repeat customers, maybe take advantage of social media and bloggers in a positive manner. Right now, they come off as both bad marketing and management.
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