Amazing find! Thanks for sharing! We definitely haven’t seen that yet.
Project 2022: Pantheon
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Really cool and sad to see this! Fingers crossed it opens in 2020
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Wait... is that car not going the wrong direction?
I think they're going backwards..
I think they're going backwards..
I always enjoy map depictions having little accurate details like the 2-tube track at the top of the spike, the spike structure, the stall supports being inverted... and then you have the train drawn backwards on the layout. Win some, lose some I guess ?
Those folks take their footers very, very seriously.
Funny you mention that... BGT has had that same problem on their map for as long as I can remember. Reverse Kumba Gang!
Meanwhile poor Nessie and Apollo are trainless.
They're broken down
In that case, Mäch Tower shouldn’t have a vehicle moving, either.
It's not moving; it's stuck. The motion lines are the collective sweat evaporating off of the riders as steam.
The map’s gonna requires a significant re-design if the 2021 coaster ever happens
So uhhh...JP is trimmed on the top hat apparently. If Pant doesn’t get the same treatment that could be something that really makes it stand out.
Sadly from what I'm being told they are going to push it back to 2021 ?
From what I understand it is still happening, just going to be pushed to 2022 following Pantheon's push to 2021
From everything we know and have seem there is no trim on the top hat for Pantheon. The PA coaster is supposed have one as well.
I wonder if it could be a similar issue with other Intamin launched rides where if it goes flying over the tower it'll be too much force for riders and/or could overshoot the final brake run without a trim?
The ride for Parc Asterix is intentionally designed with the trim as a "cliffhanger drop" effect. I have never seen any picture of Pantheon that has trim mounts on the drop, so I think we're clear.
And speaking on the JP coaster, its actually not just a trim. For some reason, It's LSM stators:
Incredibly puzzled by this. Maybe a variable speed trim? Occasional cliffhanger effect? "Boost the train forwards in case it gets stuck on top to avoid a media spectacle"? Who knows
And speaking on the JP coaster, its actually not just a trim. For some reason, It's LSM stators:
Incredibly puzzled by this. Maybe a variable speed trim? Occasional cliffhanger effect? "Boost the train forwards in case it gets stuck on top to avoid a media spectacle"? Who knows
Even if there aren't mounts it wouldn't be impossible for trims to appear if they're deemed necessary.
Of course, I don't see why they're needed in any case since the LSMs should have the ability to dial up or down as needed for the third launch to clear the tower at the appropriate speed since there's 2 previous launches that, along with the right types of sensors in place, should give the system an indication of the force required.
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