Yeah, busch is generally really good at evacs. If it's in a spot with a catwalk, 15-20min tops after the ride stops. Griffon's a bit longer because of the floor. Unusual stoppages (ie with part of the train off of a catwalk) would take longer, but I've never witnessed one of those. Either way, it would only be FB live and YT videos that would stir hysteria, not the local media.
Changing the subject to scheduling... With Pantheon's trains presumably being put together right now, or at very most recently assembled. I still don't see how testing and training would take almost three months to open. We still think that a mid-april opening is possible? I figure that pull through testing can be completed by the end of next week and get trains moving the following week. About a month of running (they usually do run trains all hours the park is not open until it has enough hours on it) and employee training with some employee ERT... i mean testing (usually one or two days). Sound right?
