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I wonder if this new Mack spinning coaster will have the floor-less design. It definitely would provide a better and more immersive ride experience especially for this tower coaster facing down 400 ft in the air twisting around.
It'd be necessary for them to redesign that as the car in question is an uncharge add-on to a couple of launch coasters that only seats a row of two guests instead of four. Make that change and you're good to go!
 
It'd be necessary for them to redesign that as the car in question is an uncharge add-on to a couple of launch coasters that only seats a row of two guests instead of four. Make that change and you're good to go!
Oh that’s pretty cool! Maybe this new coaster will have a different set up from other extreme spinners. It’s definitely possible as it’s been a very long time since the last one was built and it really would make the experience so much better going thru the elements and hang time.
 
It's a three point stance. Three larger footers are in now for the tower base.
@chris123678 I should be more precise. It's a three point stance, but it's two large footers and multiple smaller large footers at the track end. And the big footers are off-center, biased to the left, so it seems like the track will go up the right side and curl around at some point going up.
 
I'm sure there will be many protein spills on this ride. It's the same with Alpengeist and especially when Fire and Ice were at Islands of Adventure. That was the dueling B&M that was quite intense. Every time I would ride it someone would get sick.
 
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I'm sure there will be many protein spills on this ride. It's the same with Alpengeist and especially when Fire and Ice were at Islands of Adventure. That was the dueling B&M that was quite intense. Every time I would ride it someone would get sick.
Nothing new for GAdv. Last two years, I've seen more voluminous projectile from returning trains on the loading platform of Batman than you'd think there would be.
 
Nothing new for GAdv. Last two years, I've seen more voluminous projectile from returning trains on the loading platform of Batman than you'd think there would be.
Oh I'm sure!! Batman is very intense as it was built when the inverted coaster was still a prototype. I know Busch Gardens has zep powder for those moments lol. My church has the same stuff for when someone gets ill there.
 
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I do hope Mack uses their technology to dampen the spinning a little (like on their other Extreme Spinners), so that it’s bearable to re-ride.
Haha don't worry, they'll definitely be able to dial it in; these NoLimits trains have no ability to control the speed, it's definitely a bit overkill in the video🤣
@chris123678 I should be more precise. It's a three point stance, but it's two large footers and multiple smaller large footers at the track end. And the big footers are off-center, biased to the left, so it seems like the track will go up the right side and curl around at some point going up.
This footer map was the reference I used:
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I too agree that it will mainly be a 3 point tower. The third footer (red dot) wasn't in the satellite image but has since been poured IRL, in that general spot. I used some of the additional footers "below" the triangle there to brace the rise into it. Best solution I could come up with in the amount of time I had.
 
Haha don't worry, they'll definitely be able to dial it in; these NoLimits trains have no ability to control the speed, it's definitely a bit overkill in the video🤣

This footer map was the reference I used:
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I too agree that it will mainly be a 3 point tower. The third footer (red dot) wasn't in the satellite image but has since been poured IRL, in that general spot. I used some of the additional footers "below" the triangle there to brace the rise into it. Best solution I could come up with in the amount of time I had.
A site update with the latest three spray paint ground markings "cor. footing." If that's a future footer for the ride, that tower's gonna be really something with that stance. Also could confirm that they were waiting until the end of the season before starting any work in that area outside the fencing considering the markings on the trees that've been there all summer.

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Way back when, added it precisely. Little further over than in the satellite angle. It's a weird stance for the tower. Guess the geometry will be clear to us all when they start assembling a damn thing, soon it seems. 🤪
 
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I kinda hope the spinning isn't that crazy. Knowing GAdv I doubt they'd go all out with something like that. They will likely do enough to make the ride really good and that's fine. Best part about rides like these is that they don't need to be spinning out of control to be really good.

(I'm probably being biased since I don't do well on heavy spinning rides lol)

I have a feeling this thing will be completed up until the tower by next Saturday.
I'm curious to see how big the stall will look. It'll likely be among the longest on earth
 
In some ways, I think I might find this more intense than KK. The fact that this slows down and leaves you dangling at the top while facing downward, is the sort of thing that gets to me more than the super-fast experience of KK.
Likewise, I found Zumanjaro more intense than KK, not for its drop, but for feeling so exposed so high up.

Either way, though, this is going to be a beautiful addition to the park.
 
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