That’s very trueBirds landing on top hats are intamin's new mascot
you could say that pantheons outer bank will crap on the competitionThe outward banked airtime hill has a big black bird perched on it. That part of the track is covered in bird poop.
Or the birds could say that...you could say that pantheons outer bank will crap on the competition
Will the queue line pass underneath the wall stall? That’d make for such a cool path interaction. Also any shots from festhaus park? ? awesome photosGot some photos today
I didn’t get any shots of Festhaus park but there were 2 white flags by a fence around thereWill the queue line pass underneath the wall stall? That’d make for such a cool path interaction. Also any shots from festhaus park? ? awesome photos
Looks like construction’s going smoothly?Got some photos today
IOA is also going to spend 6 months theming this ride and all sorts of stuff. BGW is just going to open it as soon as Intamin gives them the keys.Y'know, it still kinda bugs me that they haven't started full testing yet. Velocicoaster at IOA's been doing heavy testing for at least a month... what makes this ride different?
Alright gang, some good news. BGW is currently planning to open on March 21st according to the park calendar.
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Now, do we think Pantheon is going to try and be an opening day attraction? Or, will it get pushed back until late spring, or worse, early summer?
There's no way to tell what the world is going to look in a few months, and if current capacity restrictions stay in place, it seems like an opening day launch is out of the realm of possibility. It would make sense to hold off on opening the ride until they can drum up the maximum possible hype for the ride. The park is also notorious for missing opening day as seen with InvadR, Tempesto, Verbolten, Mach Tower, Griffon, etc... Intamin is also not known for being the most reliable manufacturer, and this is the first ride that is supposed to break the curse at BGW since Escape From Pompeii in 95'. Also, from looking at photos of the site it does look like there's a ton of work that needs to be completed over the next couple of months. *coughs* trees *cough* shrubbery *cough*
Anyways, totally stoked to get back to full operations again after a whole year of only half of the park being open at a time. Either way we're going to be able to ride the Rhine River Cruise again and score some sweet views of Pantheon. Fingers crossed there will be trains flying over that top hat by then.
If we take the park at its word from back in the summer, they were willing to fully open with roughly 5000-7000 guests, and if they were to open the entire park they would under the current rules be allowed to reach that number based on the 50% capacity designation. So, accounting for major changes in the state's virus response and the possibility of those rules being changed in the new year, my guess is the park intends to shift away from "limited capacity events," and just open the park at a limited capacity.
This means that I think it's possible Pantheon opens in March, but it's also possible they could soft open it for March/April and then do the big marketing push for Memorial Day.
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