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Yeah, a pull-through was done before COVID hit. I’m guessing that’s what that photo is from—but confirmation would be nice! Still a great shot regardless though!
It eas confirmed by the poster to be from earlier this year.
 
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I dont know if any has mentioned this but there is a BIG pile of dirt beside the S-curves last time I was her at BGW (2 weeks ago) I didn't notice it so it could be new. You can realy only get a good view of it from apollo's lift hill.
 
I dont know if any has mentioned this but there is a BIG pile of dirt beside the S-curves last time I was her at BGW (2 weeks ago) I didn't notice it so it could be new. You can realy only get a good view of it from apollo's lift hill.
That’s been there since construction. My guess is that they’re just going to leave it since it passed the clearance test, and it’s a lot cheaper than moving it. I’m sure it’s solidified a fair amount since it’s growing grass and moss. If they decide to just let it be, it could add a really cool near miss terrain element to the end of the ride.
 
1. This is amazing
2. Its amazing someone in the comments is trying to make this political.

My Tweetdeck column tracking mentions of the park can attest to the fact that this is incredibly common.

Anyway, glad to hear that things are started back up: I remember @BGWnut suggested they were looking at about 8 weeks of work, which would put them on track to be soft opening in March if all goes smoothly. (Also, if the park was smart they'd soft open the coaster during a Valentine's event, if it's ready by then).
 
My Tweetdeck column tracking mentions of the park can attest to the fact that this is incredibly common.

Anyway, glad to hear that things are started back up: I remember @BGWnut suggested they were looking at about 8 weeks of work, which would put them on track to be soft opening in March if all goes smoothly. (Also, if the park was smart they'd soft open the coaster during a Valentine's event, if it's ready by then).
A Valentine's event sounds absolutely miserable unless you're planning on Global Warming accelerating dramatically in the next 3 months.
 
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