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I know I said I wouldn't but I couldn't help myself.

Since the station has now been shown, I will add the elevations. What the elevations don't show is a roof over the path. Track into and out of station.

This one includes a cover over part of what I believe is the entry queue. It is mostly all going to be Lysaght Colorbond roofing and fencing.

Every line within the entry and exit have disable access. Red: Tactile ground surface indicators. Blue: Landings + ramp max 1:14. Green: Handrails extend past ramp. All this indicates disable access. Yes I screwed up 1 red/blue arrow.

I hope that one of the queue lines is a front seat queue line. I remember back when I rode Xcelerator at Knotts Berry Farm that it provided one for the front seat & it really helped with the flow of the queue. I notice it a lot on superman when people wait for the front, and then they all start clumping up in the corner as people squeeze past. Having a front seat queue will elimate that so I'm all for it

Original state Before it's reskin for nickelodeon

I knew you had it. The notes I added are for people who don't know the site. I was even going to google overlay it but I can't be bothered. I hope they are adding some shade over the entry ramp.

Yeah, i got it.

LOL. The train travels from the left and comes out the right between the exit and entry ramps.

This indicates that – like Superman Escape or Arkham Asylum - Shock Therapy – it'll be capable of operating with two trains during peak periods but use only single train operation for much of the year to allow for maintenance work on the non-active train. Does AA operate with a second train during peak periods? I've never seen a second train, let alone two operating at once...... but not that I'm there all the time (I also thought there had been theoretical discussions on this site about MW getting a second train to increase capacity).

Ah. I was looking at it the other way round haha. My bad.

And here it is. GL will be closed for maintenance on Monday 29th May and will re-open Saturday 24th June 2017. Im going to assume that this is when this area of the new coaster will be constructed.

What about commander Rachel? She got to use her imagination AND have a soy cap and 2 flat whites.

Well everyone knows that the girls should be at home with their mothers making sure the house is clean and tidy and a hot meal is on the table for when the boys and men return from a day out. I think the general sarcasm of this forum is starting to rub off.

Good article, but I don't think "High rollers suck mid-air"

I think the trick to Disneyland in Summer is to go while the annual passes are still blocked out for locals ,here's a handy link to help you: https://disneyland.disney.go.com/passes/blockout-dates/. I've only been able to go in peak season and found it actually pretty tolerable, no one deals with a crowd like Disney and they do it best in peak Summer season (parks are open later, pretty much everything is open and running as many cars as possible). Go in with a game plan and get there early and you can get a remarkable amount of stuff done. I've done WDW in the middle of winter and while obviously the crowds are lighter, honestly peak season at Disneyland isn't as bad as you may think. One thing I would watch out for this year, is to make sure you're not going JUST after the Rivers of America stuff re-opens and you should be sweet as.

No news about any new rides at AW. It was 22 degrees in Perth, today, and the park was nice and quiet. Rides would operate even with one person on it. Whilst it was overcast, plenty of people were still swimming. Had a nice chat with the zookeeper and she said that there had been plans to divide up the kangaroos, so patrons could get closer to the females. Also, that AW had sold off their llamas/alpacas last season. You can actually see where the fence has been constructed. At the moment there are two joeys, but without the llamas, the kangaroos don't really go near the people anymore (too bad if you bought some roo food). There was about a 5-10 minute wait for Abyss, as they appeared to be running one train. Kraken and the Grand Prix were probably 10-15 minute waits. There was a school group or two, English tourists and plenty of retirees enjoying the day. The park looks pretty good at the moment, except for the guardians, which are surrounded by weeds. However, it was great to see Inferno running.

I feel like hiring a crane and parking it there, just for something new to talk about.

Don't mean to be sexist here or anything, but let's not. That sort of controversy shouldn't be a centrepoint of a coaster theme. If it's going to be WW themed, it will be so because she's one of the most popular DC superheroes as of late and would be a solid choice for marketing. Poison Ivy & Mr Freeze are the other big ones, with one or two mentions of the Scarecrow. Then you have a few bits and bobs in the queue that point towards other villains - eg the Riddler. Amen to this...