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Manufacturer - Premier Rides
Model - Sky Rocket II
Type - Steel Coaster
Height - 150 ft
Length - 863 ft
Top Speed - 62 mph
Elements - 3 (LSM Launch Track, Heartline Roll, Non-Inverting Loop)
Trains - 1 train, 2 across with 3 rows, 18 riders per train
Restraints - Lap Bar with a rubber seatbelt
Opened - April 25, 2015
Hamlet - Festa Italia

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Thomas said:
I hope it's to fix the fact that it became incredibly slippery in that area when it rained.

Also, the bright colors showed dirt very easily. To be honest, I think the park should keep the star unpainted. I think painting concrete should be limited to the textured or printed styles. It just seems excessive on normal concrete, especially when the concrete under it is already different colors.
 
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Tempesto’s plaza being Excavated.

Recently, on the “snap map” somebody found Tempesto’s plaza being excavated. This could be piping, electrical, an extremely slim chance of paving. I don’t really think it has any correlation to Madrid, but who knows? There’s a “Pattern Stamped Concrete” truck in the back, but I think they’ve dug too deep for it to be paving.
 

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I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say this is the least accommodating coaster in all of BGW (besides Grover) correct? I am 6'3 313 42-44 waist, imagine I need to lose about 25 pounds before I can hope to ride this.
 
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Tempesto doesn’t have real over the shoulder restraints like Alpie and Griffon, so I think most people have fewer problems fitting in it. I suppose depending on body type it could be more difficult? It certainly is the hardest ride in the park to get in and out of, however,
 
^I have definitely heard that before. I have not seen a Premier sky rocket train in person so I have no idea what to expect but I have heard actually physically entering the train is a hassle.
 
I used to not fit in Alpie, Griffon, and several others. I could squeeze into Pesto, but it is just tight. There is next to no leg room and it is near impossible to get in and out of.

Not a problem for me, I don't have a desire to ride it anyway.
 
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im 5'3" and 115 lbs and trying to get out of tempesto's seats feels like my foot is caught in a trap because of the little black part they have at the bottom of the seats. but yes, they are quite comfortable once you finally get settled in!
 
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Got on this ride no issues today at all (note this means that the lap bar sensors gave the green light not the physical act of getting on the train which HOLY CRAP that is not enjoyable). I actually had my comfort collars buckle screw up during my first ride and came flying off on the launch up the tower to the inversion. Luckily I’m aware of other sky rockets not having the comfort collar to keep myself from falling into a panic. I like Tempesto definitely a fun ride I really liked it in the back car.
 
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