That is HIGHLY, HIGHLY, unlikely. Any work impacting guest areas through there can take place between Haunt 2024 and opening day 2025 when the area is closed anyway.
I had the same thoughts about how the construction would impact operations with the rides over in Jungle X as well. But they are also closed every weekday, except Labor Day, starting in Mid-August. Theoretically, they can do clearing and footer work throughout the area on weekdays, and just keep those new footers walled up in small sections if needed to keep them undisturbed for curing, or just in general. But that shouldn't impact too much on the weekends when the park is open. But worse case scenario, they might just close off the whole section if need be around Haunt.Couldn't they put the footers in or do some preliminary work before the season and then continue when Winterfest arrives? They'd have 4 months after that along with 3 months between Sunday and late March. They could also theoretically not open some of that section until later in the season to finish any preliminary work they need to do. Just spitballing possible ideas and will yield to people that understand the process of constructing roller coasters better.
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@Zachary beat me on timing I see.
Nah, they'll do the stuff over guest pathways during the off season.Oh snap I just realized this means no Tumbili, reptilian, or arachnidia for 2024. That whole section getting fenced off.
305 was also a hit cause it was something very different then what the region had before so there was excitement to see it taking shape. While that is sorta the same with this I wouldn't put it on the same level as 305. Also I expect that much if not all major work will be done during Winterfest and the off season. Similar to Iron Menace I don't expect to see a lot during the regular season.Construction is potentially a big attendance draw in itself, if the experience of the announcement of I305 applies. But a lot of that may have been Earnhardt fans not reading past the headline. It was like the crowd bomb went off in August 2009 instead of 2010 like it was supposed to.
It's a trick of the eye with the perspective of that photo. Watch a POV to see the enormous difference in the footer layout vs what shows up in the KD plans.
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Good ear. My best guess is dry wheels/freshly painted or cleaned track. Essentially, not enough track lubrication.Why is the coaster so squeaky![]()
Hopefully BGW softens theirs. I know they're there for a reason but on Pantheon it's literally just because the headrests aren't tall enough lmao. Hope I can ride this coaster!Ive never seen the maximum height strictly enforced for the bigger rides outside of planet snoopy at Kings Dominion, or really at any cedar fair park. As long as the restraint comes down far enough to dispatch, and the seat belt latches, you should be fine.
Im 6'5" so ive had the pleasure of being turned away from both new coasters at Busch gardens with their maximum height limits and checking at the entrances. Ive never seen the maximum height enforced so strictly like at a SEAS park.
Fan blog KDfans.com first reported the project's existence. The blog predicts Kings Dominion will build a wing coaster, in which riders sit on either side of the track instead of on the track.
You mean this plan?
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Huge shout-out to everyone who collaborated with us behind the scenes in secret on this! HUGE props to @CoasterMac in particular for his incredible NoLimits work!
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Deep diving any ol exotic bird would be more interesting than another Phoenix themed ride.So… what do you all think the theme is gonna be? Phoenix? fire hawk? blazing eagle? any kind of bird that is on fire to pay homage to volcano… orrrr do yall think it’s gonna be just any ol exotic bird?
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