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Here’s my insta post, i saw susie with seas execs at the site too, idk if anything is in the station i’m riding the train agian
 
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Here’s my insta post, i saw suzie with swo execs at the site too, idk if anything is in the station i’m riding the train agian

here’s the pics from my insta post
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It's probably to prevent any damage and exposure from the elements before the ride is ready to open. They very likely do not have all of the mechanics and wiring in place for the gates and operator panels that the ride would require at this point ready for daily operations.

Is the tarp new though? I got the implication that it wasn't normally placed where it was in @matthewcsoup and @Travis...'s posts, meaning some kind of work had been happening that would necessitate covering up.

Maybe what you're saying is that the panels were brought in but not hooked up just yet, so the tarp is to keep them out of the elements?
 
It's probably to prevent any damage and exposure from the elements before the ride is ready to open. They very likely do not have all of the mechanics and wiring in place for the gates and operator panels that the ride would require at this point ready for daily operations.
if this was the case they would have covered up all the rails (which they didn’t)
 
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