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Attraction Type
Roller Coaster
Attraction Status
Existing
Attraction Manufacturer
Zamperla
Attraction Model
Lightning
They've also installed a tuned mass damper onto a pair of columns on the entry/exit the tophat:
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Pretty crazy stuff. I suppose they needed to allow the track to flex a little bit, rather than add a lateral support to prevent any swaying.
 
They've also installed a tuned mass damper onto a pair of columns on the entry/exit the tophat:
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Pretty crazy stuff. I suppose they needed to allow the track to flex a little bit, rather than add a lateral support to prevent any swaying.

Unrelated but the music is fire.
 
Quick question about the loose article policy. I know that loose articles aren’t allowed past the entrance, but would it be possible for someone in your party to hold all the loose articles in the queue (with no intention of riding) and then chicken out at the exit, bringing the loose articles through with them?
 
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Quick question about the loose article policy. I know that loose articles aren’t allowed past the entrance, but would it be possible for someone in your party to hold all the loose articles in the queue (with no intention of riding) and then chicken out at the exit, bringing the loose articles through with them?
Why would you do this? If I were a park I wouldn’t let that slide, no way of knowing whether you’re telling the truth or not
 
It should be noted that TT2 should still be treated as it's in its first year of operations. The manufacturer is still most likely going to need to make tweaks here and there now that the ride is consistently cycling with guests. Also they will be learning how the ride operates in the different environments (heat, cold, rain, wind, etc.). Once they learn more, they can go back and begin updating the smaller operational functions of the ride. Downtimes will still be higher this first year, but the hope is the park and manufacturer can make adjustments. This is very normal for new coasters and even flat rides.

Don't let this be confused with what happened with the trains. Clearly Zamperla ran incorrect calculations/ bad simulations when designing the trains. This was a major oversight that delayed the opening an entire year.
 
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