RE: Verbolten
In so far as the rolling off the track goes, i'm sure they will have a extra segment of track past the drop track (level with the max height of the track) that has a stopper (like the ones in the maintenance bays to keep the cars rolling off). Same thing with when the car is at the bottom extreme, just in the back, below the brake run before the drop segment.
As for the theming, it looks like they are putting WAY more effort into it in Verbolten then ever before. If you think about it, the queues for the other coasters are pretty lame and bland compared to Verbolten. It really gives you something to look at when you are stuck in the huge lines opening day (haha, that's a joke - no one will know about it...). Its a lot like Flight of Fear at KD with the queue theming. In addition, the event building is going to have extremely tight spaces with themed velours, quick turns, extreme banks, and a drop segment; what more could you ask for? Plus its a terrain coaster; that's just the icing on the cake.
Oh, and on the note of Flight of Fear, Verbolten's building looks 100 times better than the building for FoF, even without theming. FoF's building sticks out like a sore thumb against the trees.
In so far as the rolling off the track goes, i'm sure they will have a extra segment of track past the drop track (level with the max height of the track) that has a stopper (like the ones in the maintenance bays to keep the cars rolling off). Same thing with when the car is at the bottom extreme, just in the back, below the brake run before the drop segment.
As for the theming, it looks like they are putting WAY more effort into it in Verbolten then ever before. If you think about it, the queues for the other coasters are pretty lame and bland compared to Verbolten. It really gives you something to look at when you are stuck in the huge lines opening day (haha, that's a joke - no one will know about it...). Its a lot like Flight of Fear at KD with the queue theming. In addition, the event building is going to have extremely tight spaces with themed velours, quick turns, extreme banks, and a drop segment; what more could you ask for? Plus its a terrain coaster; that's just the icing on the cake.
Oh, and on the note of Flight of Fear, Verbolten's building looks 100 times better than the building for FoF, even without theming. FoF's building sticks out like a sore thumb against the trees.