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Though if you'd like a more close to home example...

It's sad that the 1st coaster on the list isn't opening till 2022 now

Here's the most recent example

This is exactly what I am saying! Yet people keep thinking it was fabbed and sitting in an Asian park before being shipped here.

Why do people keep assuming another park ordered this and DW just picked up a bargain, already manufactured coaster that they can make fit in the plot of land they have?

Not even, This shed is clearly white. The shed we're getting is clearly cream Unless it's LPS. They open with minimal theming after very carefully budgeting to allow 8 new rides, but screw them because it doesn't look like Disneyland...

Will probably end up in a park with more relaxed safety laws, such as Malaysia or Pakistan

"theming"

Wouldn't be the first train to rollback in the park

This just shows that DW are listening to feedback and actively trying to improve things

The majority of injuries and deaths caused by rapids rides are the riders doing the wrong thing and falling out. The minority is people falling out because something was wrong with the ride or raft (tube inflation, water flow, too much weight, etc) Meanwhile the Dreamworld incident was purely a clusterfuck waiting to happen and it really seems like that was the only rapids ride in the world with the safety flaws to allow it to happen. Generally if you sit and stay put, you'll have no problems. You stand up and dick around, you're gonna have a bad time.

Will we see an article like this about Steel Taipan before it opens? Or has it been covered enough by every theme park photographer being invited in to take photos?

Nice BTS photos. Looks cool

But only stupid people find these rides uncomfortable, why would B&M need to change it?

A decent launch?