Dean Barnett

Funny you should mention it - it’s in our news cycle today

Eh I'd take cracked supports if it meant we had Fury here

Can't one attendant check both sides one at a time... or in tandem? Happens overseas but probably way too dangerous here.

I reckon the people who had to wait ages might have cared (I don't specificly know if people waited ages on an exclusive "first ride" event... but they opened another ride.)

It was just closed for 12 months

Na not worth the flight to see some new incorrect signage

But for the opening night? like a musical opening with a understudy

I got three rides. Two in the front row - one in the back at night. Nothing compares. also it’s been pretty much confirmed that Zamperla is the manufacturer for the referb source - thecoasterbear1721 on YouTube

Maybe 11 10 meter diving boards would be easier

One killed, several injured in roller coaster accident in Sweden Looks like the wheel assembly fell off, then in the act of the train hitting the track - the manual restraints were opened

Premier rides Sky Rocket II. Higher capacity, has the hang time sensation, reverse launches, great ride to watch, has quick cycles.. and it fits.

They'd be better off just putting a power surge somewhere to "replace it" for the school holidays. Merlin parks started putting temp flats in for peak periods and it seemed to be a hit

Tony (CEO) gave out these keyrings for coastermania More painting today

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They’re changing the colour of the supports to match the keyring that Tony was giving out

Also in the good guys UK book is this -

I'd appreciate the effort of them offering the pass - even if I was never going to use it. Could be just me tho.

I've used a free return pass to Dollywood 6 months after it expired, they didn't care. This is likely the same everywhere that offers it - knowing that you're from overseas. Annual pass holders have been offered quick queues instead in the past. A lot better than SFA.

If only our parks had a similar offer (the park was hit by a storm taking out heaps of infrastructure for rides) https://twitter.com/towerstimes/status/1668206334406189061?s=46&t=kAv3fj8w_BijNi9imhtCgw

So they can run rides at night!

I've worked on events that have had wraps designed/printed and delivered in under 24hrs - having said that, I don't think they need a full wrap.. just something more than what they have now - for reference this is at Disneyland right now