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RE: Project 2015: Long Awaited Steel Coaster?
Considering that they're talking about a second 'Voyage' across the seas, if this is a steel coaster it's going to be absolutely ma-hassive.
Considering that they're talking about a second 'Voyage' across the seas, if this is a steel coaster it's going to be absolutely ma-hassive.
RE: Project 2015: Long Awaited Steel Coaster
$22 million price tag.
T-minus Thursday until all hell breaks loose.
$22 million price tag.
T-minus Thursday until all hell breaks loose.
RE: Project 2015: Long Awaited Steel Coaster
They could get almost half of a Verbolten with that though!
Shane said:
They could get almost half of a Verbolten with that though!
RE: Project 2015: Long Awaited Steel Coaster
It might seem that way but ever since they opened Voyage and their Thanksgiving section eight years ago at a cost of $13 million, their additions since have been fairly modest. Bakuli in 2007 cost $1.6 million, Kima Bay and park additions in 2008 cost $6 million, Pilgrims Plunge and park improvements in 2009 cost $8.4 million, Wildebeest in 2010 cost $8 million, Mammoth in 2012 cost $9 million, Hyena Falls and other expenses were $6.5 million in 2013, and they just spent $8 million for a new flat, new restaurant and park improvements for 2014.
Add to the fact that their attendance of million-plus visitors has increased every year since.
So it looks like they've properly budgeted for this new coaster.
Shane said:
It might seem that way but ever since they opened Voyage and their Thanksgiving section eight years ago at a cost of $13 million, their additions since have been fairly modest. Bakuli in 2007 cost $1.6 million, Kima Bay and park additions in 2008 cost $6 million, Pilgrims Plunge and park improvements in 2009 cost $8.4 million, Wildebeest in 2010 cost $8 million, Mammoth in 2012 cost $9 million, Hyena Falls and other expenses were $6.5 million in 2013, and they just spent $8 million for a new flat, new restaurant and park improvements for 2014.
Add to the fact that their attendance of million-plus visitors has increased every year since.
So it looks like they've properly budgeted for this new coaster.
RE: Project 2015: Long Awaited Steel Coaster
It all makes sense. I guess we will find out tomorrow!
It all makes sense. I guess we will find out tomorrow!
RE: Project 2015: Long Awaited Steel Coaster
B&M 'LAUNCHED' wing rider!!!
B&M 'LAUNCHED' wing rider!!!
RE: Project 2015: Long Awaited Steel Coaster
Thunderbird! This thing just belongs at BG!
Thunderbird! This thing just belongs at BG!
I've never even been to HW and I was extremely excited to see this. Kudos to HW for providing their visitors with something so awesome! I'm thinking I will take that ticket to Louisville Unagi 
Do y'all think it is possible to have a discussion about anything without finding a way to insult BGW? It is beyond tedious.
I usually follow a few rides over the off season while they're being constructed to keep me occupied during the off season and this will be one of those few that I will watch. Also, having no background knowledge of Holiday World as a whole has also inspired me to do research on this park. I'm in love with these subtle touches that this ride has to offer such as the ride's launch house being named "Will Power." I certainly will be following this ride during the off season, and now I really wanna visit this park sometime in the next 5 years.
Instead of that question... Why not ask BGW keeps giving us reasons to insult them? because reality is, the industry is going to point and laugh once "Diavolo" is announced. Especially after this.Nicole said: