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From the Movie World web page just now. DC RIVALS HYPERCOASTER CONFIRMED15 points
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http://themeparks.com.au/hypercoaster The site is up along with a ride preview!7 points
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Up close with the DC Rivals HyperCoaster at Movie World See the DC Rivals HyperCoaster up close as we take a look at the ride from the construction site, the location of its official announcement. Click here to continue reading5 points
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Also none of you were right. I give this thread 0 out of 10.5 points
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Pictures from the website http://movieworld.com.au/rides-and-attractions/thrill-rides/dc-rivals-hypercoaster.aspx5 points
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So with the official announcement about the Hyper due to be made public at noon today... who's excited??? ๐ About time, I say! โบ๏ธ๐5 points
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Channel 7 Sydney had coverage of the hypercoaster and played footage of @docoaster's render ๐4 points
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Id like to see them continue the theming that they have shown on the top of the lift hill throughout more parts of the coaster. Similar maybe to what Bizarro SFNE has, I think Movie World are extremely capable of pulling off some decent theming in this style to create a storyline that stretches past the station and through the coaster.4 points
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Plus 2nd row from back is still close enough to have essentially identical forces if you want a traditional airtime experience.4 points
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Not Tiger Island stage 2 related here but I saw this when I was at the park yesterday4 points
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So, I've spread this out into different parts to make it easier to understand (hopefully) So, as you can see, Batwing and Justice League are to the right of the image, because they are closer to superman escape. The shed that has "What is this" above it, seems to be a themed area, as it is not in the park already. In this screen shot, you can clearly see what seems to be a queue, and if you follow it under the track, it goes toward that lovely shed I mentioned before.3 points
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Here is some aerial footage of the construction so far. You actually get a sense of the scale of it. Superman looks tiny in the background.3 points
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Personally I love the DC Rivals name. I think it's very official, easy to remember and summarises the coaster's overall theme very well, especially since they have had to work with what they originally had organised (ie. Suicide Squad themed). Its a first class name for a first class coaster ๐ And I definitely think they have made a great choice avoiding making it a "Bizarro" themed coaster. Thank God for that - sorry to those of you who were convinced that's what it would be, but really would have been a terribly obscure theme to run with ๐ฎ๐3 points
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Yeah I agree, I think the topic should be reopened as well. And meh, if you watch my live video on my blog when I first saw the track colour in person, I did refer to it as fucshia. It was the colour ID website thingy that added the 'pink' bit (no pun intended) lol. So I still called it and I intend to gloat over at least getting that part right haha ๐3 points
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Very excited for those backwards seats, my only apprehension is now the back will probably be as desirable as the front If I'm reading the station plans correctly the back seats might have a dedicated queue line, hopefully not too much extra wait time. On that note... DOH! It was staring us in the face the whole time. At the time of posting I chuckled smugly thinking 'heh, someone drew the train backwards!' Little did I expect that would be one of the most important details in the station plans!3 points
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Only if you aren't keeping up...3 points
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There's always SeaVip....oh, ok, well then, why not Vikin....ah, umm, there's always the Pirate.....shit. Ok, how about taking a nice trip on the Sky Wa...... ok never mind.3 points
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There are - you can see these at the end of the main preview video. 'Solid' is an understatement; I'd go with VRTP's 'gamechanging'.2 points
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Looking into capacity of the ride. Confirmed ride time is approx 170 sec or 2.8 minutes (from movieworld FB page. Someone asked, MW responded). From the teaser video, you can see each train holds 22 passengers. So if 2 trains are running, and you are loading train #2 whilst train #1 is in motion, you have approx. 3 mins to unload/load train #2 before #1 gets back. If you run the ride perfectly (without stacking) you could be sending a train out every 3 minutes. Therefore, 60/3mins = 20, 20*22 passengers = 440pph.2 points
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I dont. If you look at the station at the bottom, you will notice a lovely building right next to it.2 points
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Looks like they've managed to sneak in a third bunny hill just before the break run. The shadow shows that the track dips down to the ground before the jump in to brakes. Nice collection of airtime hills to finish off the ride!2 points
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Forgive me if this has already been answered/discussed, does anyone else think the backwards car will be an up charge? It's one thing to queue for the front when the rest of the train is facing forward anyway, but backwards is a totally different experience. At 2 pax a train queues would be enormous on even a moderate day. Regardless - really stunning layout. This will be Australia's first true airtime machine.2 points
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Movie World: "But I want Pizza Hut" DC: "Pizza? Yuk! I want KFC!" Warner: "No Way! we're getting McDonald's" End Result - Collective Decision Making: "Fuck it - you can all have weetbix and like it"2 points
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but they did say 'not pink'... I think the admin team here have jumped the gun. Closing the speculation thread means we can't now discuss the previous speculation within the same thread.2 points
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As I understand it its being done the same way as the GL sign. We've heard previously the GL sign is actually a custom screen, so it could be animated \ altered. Looking at the joker face - the mouth part itself is a solid piece - which suggests to me a clever dick in the design department might just have plans to make the mouth move... You started it by pointing out flaws on a website (which is also not an English class). Are you pot, or kettle? And no, it isn't English class. Usually by the time you get to a point where you can navigate the internet unsupervised, you'd expect to have graduated from English class.2 points
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Greg Young just confirmed the colour to be Fuschia on FB Live ๐2 points
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So (one of) the original Batman VS Joker name sounded so much better IMO. "DC Rivals Hypercoaster" can be summed up pretty well with this.....2 points
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Artistic license @Skeeta Just like the track without any cross ties here: http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/25aa53b5ed1a2c079862776e16a4b2d12 points
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For starters, I'm not sure why everyone is getting hung up on an MCBR. None of the Intamin Hypers use them, and Millennium Force is the only one that runs three due to having a separate unload. Secondly, if the ride time is 3 mins, then the dispatch interval cannot be 3 mins because you'd end up with a situation where every 2nd train would be stacking behind the one in the station (In other words no point running a 2nd train) The correct maths is to acertain the loading time, add that to the cycle time, and then that is the number of laps each train can do in an hour. Then double that because you have two trains running, and one train can be let off the lift as soon as the other has cleared the first brake run. So say they could check a train in one minute, that means a cycle time closer to 4 mins = 15 cycles per train. So 30 trains per hour = 660. But then again, that 3 min figure could be inclusive of the load/unload time. Flash is 2 mins from station to brakes (Video was taken in testing with a slow lift) but the Alvey POV seems to show the lift going faster but unfortunatley cuts most of the lift out. so 3 mins total cycle including loading could be a realistic upper limit? In which case 40 trains per hour can be sent, which is 880 per hour.1 point
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@jack.c the park has given us lots of hints but the exact ride is unknown and this stage. However I have done some hunting and found this. http://westforce.com.au/projects/our-current-projects/ They refer to mi3 as a roller coaster. However its safe to say this is a mistake as Mark has basically said it will be a flat ride as 7.5 million won't get you a coaster. But the most interesting thing was that it had a photo which shows construction progress. Hopefully we get more information soon.1 point
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They really needed a second train with a MCBR. You would have hoped this would have had around 1000pph.1 point
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And for those of you not wanting to fuck around being tagged. https://www.instagram.com/cossio_constructions/1 point
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If you look on the MW website, you'll notice that exact piece of track on the left is the same one wrapping around Batwing on the rides and attractions page1 point
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Essentially it's Batman Vs Joker at heart, with a few other heroes & villians thrown in for good measure.1 point
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Forgive me if previously mentioned but Movie World shared a video on Instagram summarising the coaster and hyping it up. From 1:50 in is the Instagram video Original post from Instagram Heres a drone overview of the site1 point
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Is it just me or is the track on the left just a recolouring of Superman? It's certainly not Mack track.1 point
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I got my fist VR experience today. You pay by card $5. You need to sit at the back of the train. I felt my headset was about to fall off during the ride so I had to hold it to stop it from slipping. I don't think the staff checked it before they started the ride. Otherwise it is a great experience, I will do it on each visit.1 point
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This coaster's layout is stunning. Looks to have fantastic pacing and a great mixture of elements that ensure you get a good mix of speed, twistyness, g-forces, and of course airtime. No doubt this will be the best coaster in Aus. It's hard to create re-rideability on a coaster, as it essentially follows the same track everytime. Yes you can move around the train, to experience the different forces. But adding those backwards seats, just makes it even more re-rideable! Fantastic move by VRTPs! As for the name.....terrible. I don't understand VRTP's obsession with putting the word 'coaster' in the rollercoaster's name. e.g. Storm Coaster, Green Lantern Coaster, Jet Rescue Coaster, DC Rivals Hypercoaster. It's very unimaginative....why is it needed? Also, 80% of people will need to google "what is DC" after they are told (only) the name of the ride. If DC was involved, then perhaps they are sponsoring the ride? 'presented by DC comics'? Thus they wanted the DC name in the ride title?1 point
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Well they did say it has taken a while for the park, Warner Brothers and DC to agree on the name...1 point
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Also says it features the worlds first non-inverting loop. Perhaps the track is 61.6m and with the Jokers head included the ride tops out at 75.5m?1 point
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I've been given a lot of info that I've been told not to share, but this was too good to pass up so I had to leak this info to you. Hyper Coaster station theming and name revealed:1 point
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