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My post certainly wasn't intended as a criticism, more just to inform the more nervous people out there that such products exist. In my situation, we won't be able to handle 100 people per hour, let along 100 people per touch point. We are actually applying some of the concepts behind efficient roller coaster loading into our plan (pre-grouping for instance).

Just a note on the cleaning schedule mentioned in AlexB's post. There are products available that last at least 45 minutes, which is why they are able to not clean every cycle. I'm currently working on a covid-safe plan and it is a product we intend to use.

Superman can vary a bit too I've noticed over the years.

True, though that whole section is being rebuilt at the moment.

Used to be a really busy servo that one - the bypass has hit it bad. I wonder if there are plans for a few servo's on the next stage, as there aren't any on the actual highway from Beerburrum north at the moment. Gympie is our first driver swap point if we head north.

I think the concern is the guests rather than the machinery.

Yeah, it was just Joker (Mark Hamill) talking on the lift hill. Only heard it a few times.

I think the vertical part has been removed to repair/inspect the track brace (the rust covered one) where it attaches to the track. If you look at the other vertical parts, there are clamps on the track braces, but there are none at this location. The vertical part has just been tilted out of the way.

I'll second that - an amazing series.

Yep, the guy who spreads the mulch called in sick this week.

Here, just pop this pill before you ride to experience "a whole new kind of Virtual Reality".

For me, not just his shirt, but the belittling way in which they pronounced "Rodney".

Isn't there a tax depreciation trick by leaving things SBNO?

Do they have pull all the pipes apart and clean them out?

Two cases on the Gold Coast (linked to the corrections outbreak) but they where out in public as they didn't know they where exposed.