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Is there a restraint test seat for Nessi if not how well does it's restraints fit larger sized people?
 
Last Saturday, it was crazy packed so much that the entire queue and extended queue were filled plus the line stretched out to the train tracks.
 
I just realized this but, has anybody brought a pocket flash-light on Nessie? I imagine you would get in major trouble though has anybody seen the special effects? I hope they bring them back on for when the park turns 40 or when nessie turns 40.
 
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Connor said:
I just realized this but, has anybody brought a pocket flash-light on Nessie? I imagine you would get in major trouble though has anybody seen the special effects? I hope they bring them back on for when the park turns 40 or when nessie turns 40.

Someone did say earlier that if you turn your head around you can see the strobes in the tunnel. Then again, you shouldn't have to turn around to see the effects.
 
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No I don't want to see those tiny strobes, I'm looking for nessie!:cool: My goal is to see the big light-up nessie in the tunnel. I've already seen the strobes though.
 
Strobes are there later in the tunnel; very weak but clear.  A few bright lights made it on the ride one Fall evening and lit the whole tunnel.  Nessie would be easier to find in Loch Ness. ;)
 
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Ride it at sun-down or night. My favorite time of the year to ride old nessie is the fall. That cool wind hitting your face in the dark when your about to go into the lair just gives people the shakes.
 
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If you're looking for a smooth ride, front of the 3rd car is the sweet spot in my experience. That said, first row is my favorite spot on the train- views plus a smooth enough ride.
 
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