It's a bizarre collection of steel columns and beams that supports the first drop. The idea seems to start with the simple, elegant a-frame supports of B&M coasters, but quickly becomes its own convoluted mess of poles and angles. It was likely building so close to the main entrance road that necessitated this odd design choices.
DC Rivals HyperCoaster construction
DC Rivals HyperCoaster construction
5 July, 2017 by Richard
It's a bizarre collection of steel columns and beams that supports the first drop. The idea seems to start with the simple, elegant a-frame supports of B&M coasters, but quickly becomes its own convoluted mess of poles and angles. It was likely building so close to the main entrance road that necessitated this odd design choices.
