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Since when did @Mark Shaw leave AW??????

Based on this image i would say around the 40 metre mark.

It must have been Christmas time in Ohio.

Fairy lights are meant for Christmas trees not rollercoasters god dammit.

@AlexB is a flog.

I haven't been on a B&M hyper but have been on an invert and floorless.

Do you think i'd need it around the end of October?

How much does the fast pass cost?

I've actually been on 2 B&Ms and enjoyed them. I mean they must be good if everyone raves about them.

Most B&M hypers look boring and repetitive.

@Slick i agree a euro fighter style coaster is such an underated coaster that is great value for money. However a coaster like takabisha is still an expensive ride (28.5 million us), but i think a euro fighter around 35-40 metres tall, around 800 metres long with 5 or 6 inversions could have been a great addition to Dream world instead of spending 10 million on MDMC and 7 million on Buzzsaw.

My list of best coasters in Australia 1. DC rivals 2. Superman 3. Abyss 4. TOT 5. Arkman asylum 6. Green lantern 7. HWSW 8. Jet rescue 9. Scooby doo 10. Buzzsaw 11. MDMC 12. Looney tunes 13. Nickelodeon one 4 out of top 6 are from MW Dreamworld need something big soon. Not taking away anything away from dreamworld as i truly love the park, but i feel they would have been far better off adding in a big attraction every 5-10 years then a small one every couple years.

With now over 1.3 million views and 70 thousand comments of people tagging friends saying how excited they are, i think MW would be more then pleased with the exposure and response it has gotten on the first day.

Im hoping that is they do use slightly slower wheels they dont have to have brakes during the ride.

Is there only gonna be 2 trains?

@Tim Dasco if this is true im sure MW have come up with a solution to incease ride capacity. Maybe the technology they use let's the coaster have two trains going at once without the need of a MCBR. idk just a thought

It just seems bizarre that its a whole 50 seconds longer then flash which is only 100 metres shorter

I think 3 minutes is a bit of an exaggeration because flash's total ride time is 2 minutes and i doubt it takes an extra minute to do 100 meters. So just say its 2:15 from start to finnish that would get through about 590pph. And plus they did say that it's the most technologically advanced ride ever to be built so they probably have something up there sleeve.

Whats supermans pph?

All im saying is good luck if you wanna ride it backwards and have neck and back pain.

So did much construction get done today or was the announcement equivalent to a full days worth of work?

^Its all fun and games until you get someones lunch all over you.

That's a stupid idea tbh most people would be to scared going backwards. 4 would have been perfect

Im hoping the drop is at least 70°