I think it's just different regional marketing/management teams. Jeffery Siebert did end up using quite a few bits of AI imagery in teasing the ride, though that was just for social media and not permanent, so it was less of a big deal.
News Project 2027: Werewolf Gorge (Vekoma Multi-Launch Family Coaster)
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One of the news articles has a link to the folder with all the media material, including the high-res images and videos that have been posted, as well as individual elements of the logo.
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This seems to prove that it was composited from multiple (likely AI-generated) elements (or broken down from 1?).
The metadata of the three images gives some insight into how they were created. They were all exported from Photoshop. They all have the same creation timestamp and IID (instance ID, generated on each save), indicating that they originated from the same file (created May 16th). It appears they were later split as each image reports a different DID (document ID, generated on each 'save as' a different file). The first image has no other logged actions. The second and third images share the second IID, saved 4m 30s later. The second image has two "saved" instances logged at that time, while the third image has only the first one. Its third "saved" instance is logged 1d 14h 15m 47s later, and a new DID (so it was 'saved as' a different file).
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This seems to prove that it was composited from multiple (likely AI-generated) elements (or broken down from 1?).
The metadata of the three images gives some insight into how they were created. They were all exported from Photoshop. They all have the same creation timestamp and IID (instance ID, generated on each save), indicating that they originated from the same file (created May 16th). It appears they were later split as each image reports a different DID (document ID, generated on each 'save as' a different file). The first image has no other logged actions. The second and third images share the second IID, saved 4m 30s later. The second image has two "saved" instances logged at that time, while the third image has only the first one. Its third "saved" instance is logged 1d 14h 15m 47s later, and a new DID (so it was 'saved as' a different file).
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I think this ride looks fantastic ai logo aside.
Random thought:
What do we think this means for Road Runner Express?
What do we think this means for Road Runner Express?
Short-term, nothing. It's popular, and being a late-period Arrow, is dead reliable and overbuilt to hell. Longer-term... I do think its days miiiight be numbered. Werewolf Gorge takes place in an abandoned silver mine, after all. It's a mine train on steroids. I think in 5-10 years, it could be removed. I'm not sure what should replace it... perhaps this is where a true woodie could come in? We'll cross that bridge when we get there.
IIRC isn’t RREx right by where this is going? If it’s behind that do they risk a BBW/DF issue of the entrance to the ride being tucked too far away?
I don't think anyone has pointed this out yet, but theming-wise, one article also mentions "A climactic finale through a crumbling quarry structure filled with shadowy movement and glowing eyes"! I'm so excited for how they're going to theme this thing.
It's basically right there. The entrance should be right across from Old Blue's BBQ. Google hasn't updated their blasted imagery yet, so the water slides are still there in the picture, but you should get the general idea...
I don’t want to bring back the whole AI logo thing, but what I can say that I’m a bit surprised that it got the Vekoma LIM track correct, I know that AI really hate to make accurate coaster track
The park is lacking in roller coasters for the 48” and under crowd, especially family rides, which this park gets a lot of families. Road Runner Express and Pandemonium (and the kiddie coaster) are the only non inverting coasters in the park. Both were shut down when we got to the park last Saturday, and my nephew had no coasters that he would ride. Pandemonium opened later. So I still seeing it be needed here. Plus, it’s an Arrow and really built into the landscape/cliff. Its removal will be expensive.
I would say Pandemonium’s days are numbered over Road Runner. That boardwalk area is the part of the park that needs the most work. Removal will be cheaper and the coaster might be relocated.
I could also see the free spin going at some point, but that might be just wishful thinking.
if pandemonium did end up moved to a another six flags park, I guess maybe six flags over Georgia to replace the old skyline coaster and theme it to the joker
and for pandemonium's space?, I replace it with a wooden coaster to fill in the void left by rattler being converted to iron rattler
