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themagician
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That's my thoughts exactly @Brad2912
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Was just about to say that as I was driving past I could see the footings closest to AOS are poisoned in which looks like it will the coaster will have a banked turn:
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The BRO is more of a orange and blue, but I get what you mean. But the colours do look similar to the shade sail of the AquaLoop queue.
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Maybe I misheard then, but definitely did hear them say that park won't reopen until staff are satisfied
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I'll also add that this morning on the radio that most of the ride checks at DW have been completed, but the park won't reopen until the ride operators are satisfied with the rides and their operation.
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It was so surreal to go to the park enetrance and there to literally be no one else, just me. There were plenty of cars, but no people. And it also gave me a time to pay my respects and not be hassled by media. All flowers have been removed now, but someone still show their respects by laying flowers on the stairs, which was nice to see.
New track is yellow and blue and installation has begun today. The end of the slide is currently being installed.
General park update: Some new elements/theming/decoration has been added to The Plaza. And the white picket fence that was behind the frozen coke stand has been removed. The boat propellor has been removed from storm I really wish/hope they replace the shade sails in Polar Bear Shores The Humpback still hasn't been put back in place And it wouldn't be an update from me without a photo that was taken the right way up but uploads upside. Anyways, here's some nice boulders on the old Sea Viper site
From seeing the ride today, I really do just think that the ride is undergoing a general maintenance period, but just don't know how long some things will take to repair. Im not going to rule out the ride completely closing, but really really hope it doesn't.
When I last rode it there definitely wasn't a strobe light up there, or a fog machine. And since the the refurb it really seems like all effects are having some issues with timing, especially the train one.Or if you are referring to all the TNT, yeah I noticed.Killer Croc is always spraying out water, do the figure is slippery and isn't exactly the best for climbing, and if anyone tries to climb it they will get wet. And it is a much bigger and stronger figure. And it would look stupid with a barrier around it. I did see today a girl stood over the small pipe that sticks up from the ground, then as her mum went to pull her away, some activated the water and the full blast of water went off and they both got soaked, was very funny to see.I'm thinking that if most of the checks of the rides were completed this week and early next week, hopefully it will reopen from next weekend. I know DW are ensuring they go the right way about this, and are showing their respects and have to be careful what they say or do as we know how poorly the media have handled this situation, but they really do need to open in the next week or 2.Work is also being done on some of the facades in the Ricks Cafe courtyard
It might just be the angle I took the photo at. It seems to be at the same position as last year:
That was drilling the holes for the footings on the other side of the lake. It does look like it's further away, but from another angle I stood at I could see where it was.
Decorations are now in place
Here is my footings update for the day
I don't think that that person realises but basically every ride in the park would be removed except for TailSpin, Pandamonium, BuzzSaw, Shockwave, MDMC and a couple other kids rides.At SW there are some under the first monorail station, near the park exit and Castaway Bay for all day hire.I just did a quick and very rough measure on nearmaps and the resovour is approximately 1600 square metres. And they'd have to go however heigh to put it at a usable level. That is a lot of concrete. So I imagine that drilling into the current ground and installing a drainage system would actually be the realistic option there. But really it does come down to what type of ride they installed there, if they plan to at some stage, and how much of the area they'd require.I personally doubt they'd fill the river track or resovour with concrete. That resovour would be pretty deep and to get it to a height would required tonnes upon tonnes of concrete which would cost a redicilous amount. My bet is on a coaster of some sort which wouldn't require any major works to the resovour, besides obviously removing the water. And I think the station/queue area would be the location of the memorial.
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