News Six Flags Over Georgia Project 2024: Georgia Surfer (Intamin Ultra Surf)
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Some updates on Splashwater’s land and Kid Flash construction as of today via @coastergoose on instagram. All ground around KF is fully broken in and seems ready for footers!
They’re definitely up to something! Let the speculation begin!!!
Watch, they're receiving whatever spinning ride SFFT is taking down
Either pandemonium or batman freespin for sure if so - i’d honestly be cool with either, SFOG needs a spinning coaster of sorts really bad. Best case situation is an Axis, but it’s definitely something relating to spinning.
That is EXACTLY what I'm thinking!
Could you imagine how long Six Flags would take to build that? Falcon's Flight would open before they got the Axis open (if that's what's coming, which again I don't think it is)!
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I'll just leave this here for no reason at all. Also, the spinning teasers are red herrings.
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Very interesting post from SFOG, seems like Pandemonium is being taken down to some extent as one leg of the ride is already down. Is this routine maintenance, or could it be a potential relocation of the ride to splashwater’s location, making room for another, larger addition in the back lot?
Are you positive a leg is missing? I think it's just the perspective. The gondola is still attached.
While I feel like you are right that crane is sitting right where the leg would go. It’s a very awkward angle for sure.
But I do want to ask, if it was to be getting relocated, why would they go through the whole process of making a themed (ish) area with the steampunk theme for something that was only built a few years ago, only for it to be moved? Unless they’re just using that angle as a teaser for a new attraction. I tried looking at the footer of the support in question, but I can’t tell if the support is there or not. They intentionally made it look that way.
If you look at the footer, it doesnt appear anything is attached to it.
Yeah, you may be right with that footer observation @rswashdc.
Could they just be implementing whatever fix SFA did after their leg incident?
The relocation theory isn't impossible, but I can't imagine it would be a cheap undertaking.
Very weird development.
Could they just be implementing whatever fix SFA did after their leg incident?
The relocation theory isn't impossible, but I can't imagine it would be a cheap undertaking.
Very weird development.
I don't think SFA removed any legs of the ride or did anything like that. I think their fix was just an operational one. They balance the ride by telling people to go to the other side instead of going to the seat number you were standing on. That was the change I noticed. Prior to the incident they told you to go to the seat number you were standing on.
Yet another teaser from the park, the tokyo stamp and unaligned arrival/departure dates have me intrigued
It’s an Intamin. Each and every single country stamp on the box is one of their headquarters. Thinking that ultra splash might happen now!
