Naazon

I have no idea who you and your beautiful blue tick are but from the theme of this thread you seem to be giving me a reason to visit Victoria in the future (other than for work).

Think Jurassic Park wants their font back?

Do you have low blood pressure?

Have you been to Fuji-Q in japan? if so compare X2 to Eejanaika?

Make sure you put in compliments ect about staff like that if they really make your day / ride that much better. Also not really a ride my my lift at work often says the wrong floor we're stopping at or says the floors number about 20 times.

I feel dirty. I gave @Rollercoaster_Lover positive Rep just before for actually participating and providing useful info.

Make sure you get to Fuji-Q. Maybe look at a 2 day pass and staying out there too. Eejanaika at Fuji-Q is my favourite although The Flying Dinosaur at USJ was also very fun.

That would be rather cool, and solid timeline, with release October 5.

VR also own the distribution rights to Mad Max. Match made in heaven.

Yeah but Sammy J is currenty touring his whole new show about The Phantom. Medium sized Australian Musical comedians is enough to base a ride off The Phantom hype right?

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This is honestly great. Normally your horrible spelling, grammar and sentence structure piss me off to no end but, wow. You have honestly reached new levels today making me think your whole account is just one massive troll.

I thought all launch coasters had these sensors along the whole launch? Unless thats newer ones maybe, I just see a lot of sensors along launch parts of tracks.

Max speed highly depends on drop angle and drop size. Because max height is 62m doesn't mean it will drop that 62.

Then provided WPHS have approved the cross over procedure and training for the operator is sufficient then the fault lies with the operator and MW is in the clear. Legally anyway.

General public may not know what a hypercoaster is but its definitely a term MW should use to market it by (if it is). Would you want to go on this Rollercoaster or would you want to go on this brand new Hypercoaster. One of those just sounds a lot more exciting than the other...

Man you're spot on in it being all for marketing it differently. I honestly don't know much about the history of it all (apart from that 1 doco I saw on youtube) but I wouldn't be surprised if Arrow fronted the costs to increase the ride to over 200 to coin the term hyper, and create sales demand for this new "style" of ride. But I stand by them calling Hyper at 200 because it was a convenient number near to what they were building and rounded off nicely.

I disagree. If they were based anywhere else they would have called their new "really tall, airtime hill and speed coaster" a hyper and set the limit at that new coasters height. In this case it happened to be 200ft. If the new coaster turned out was going to be 250ft they probs would have gone with that.

yeah exactly, go diagonally across it! lets cover this tower in tracks from all sides!

Sounds like a great night in for your kids.

QLD school holidays have started

Someone correct me if I'm wrong but since Movieworld is now owned by Village Roadshow, not Time Warner, it would be much harder / expensive for the rights to just any 'WB' movie? As such they will use a licence they already have or purchase one which their parent company is already linked to? Someone on here mentioned Mad Max which would be perfect as Fury Road is produced by VR and Distributed by WB and a sequel is in the works.

Marvel character but isn't owned by Disney. Owned by Fox currently. Also, still not going to happen. Although hes my favourite.

Or it could be black for either of them :/

I can't remember for GL but are we expecting all pieces to arrive at once? or over the course of the week?