Project 2022: Pantheon

[Adam the single rider]

It could be something like they do with Griffon during summer nights where they have spotlights on it to create a color effect

All the lights Illuminating Griffin are well under 60 foot most of them seem like they're about 12 or 15

 

[Jonesta6]

How about lights shining down onto the surface of the Rhine?

 

[GrandpaD]

It was just an old guy's silly idea...but remember Drachen Fire peaked at 150ft and it's cars all had a red glow to them. So anything's possible.

 

[Adam the single rider]

How about lights shining down onto the surface of the Rhine?

It was just an old guy's silly idea...but remember Drachen Fire peaked at 150ft and it's cars all had a red glow to them. So anything's possible.

That is true but I don't think James City County would consider it a permanent light I would love to see every ride in that Park lit up except for Apollo's Chariot cuz it's much better in the dark alpengeist as well

 

[BGWnut]

All the lights Illuminating Griffin are well under 60 foot most of them seem like they're about 12 or 15

Yes they are situated lower however they illuminate the entire structure.

 

[Adam the single rider]

Yes they are situated lower however they illuminate the entire structure.

The lights are still situated below 60 foot it's a permanent thing because of light pollution lights mounted at 12 to 15 foot for maybe 60 days of the year is not permanent I can't remember how long summer nights is I honestly think it's a loophole

 

[Drachenwolf]

What about Hercules? Maybe it's based on the labours and adventures of Hercules, who was helped by the various Gods along the way?

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[JohnD]

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Was my first guess.

Yep, it all flows together... coaster spike as Mt. Olympus, where trident is taken from Neptune.

 

[Zachary]

Another point for Hercules—the only coaster that has used that name previously has been defunct since 2003.

 

[FoozMuz]

Intamin is making very heavy shipments (4th column is kilograms) of lsm coaster parts into the US. At least some if this must be for the Islands of Adventure lsm coaster which has track on site, but some could conceivably be for bgw.

 

[Jahrules]

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Intamin is making very heavy shipments (4th column is kilograms) of lsm coaster parts into the US. At least some if this must be for the Islands of Adventure lsm coaster which has track on site, but some could conceivably be for bgw.

What's the second column for?

 

[FoozMuz]

Not sure, maybe an order or tracking number?

 

[Jahrules]

The reason I ask is that the number is the same for both lines.

If it's an order number I would think it might have been different if it's going to two different final destinations?

 

[GrandpaD]

Not sure if it's cut off or not there, but does that shipping information indicate a port of arrival? I'd assume, if one shipment is going to IOA, it would hit a more southern port.

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[JohnD]

Another point for Hercules—the only coaster that has used that name previously has been defunct since 2003.

What works better for the park? Naming the coaster "Gladiator" (or some variant) that tells the story of Hercules, or outright name the coaster Hercules?

 

[FoozMuz]

I'm told that second column is a designation for the type of material being shipped, so not useful in determining if they're headed to the same place or not.

 

[madmax]

Bingo

 

[jonfin826]

Here we go!

 

[FoozMuz]

Ok so those prior 2 shipments went to Miami and are therefore certainly for IoA. However here's a new shipment to Norfolk certainly for us. Looks like 15 shipping containers.

Edit - Welp I got beat to it.

 

[Jonesta6]

Wonder where they're going to stage the track pieces - FHP?