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What is a Hypercoaster? 33 members have voted

  1. 1. In Australia is 60m a Hypercoaster?

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      27%
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29 minutes ago, Reanimated35 said:

It's big enough to have its own body corporate.

LOL. My old man bought a complex many years ago under strata. The vendors insisted a condition of sale was that the entire complex must be kept under strata title.

One of the more interesting parts of Strata is that the owners must have a meeting each year. So every year, dad sits down in his office as chairperson, and has to record the minutes of the meeting, as secretary, of the details and financial statements, which he presents as treasurer, and conducts a vote on the issues, as a representative member \ owner of each lot.

that's right. this stupidly ridiculous establishment requires my father to have an annual meeting with himself. *sigh* only another 17 years left until the contract condition runs out.

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    Are we really getting that hung up on a definition that differs by less than 1/60th? You're seriously splitting hairs. I'm going to throw another cat amongst the pigeons - Everyone is a

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    It's big enough to have its own body corporate.

  • If it's under 200ft, then it's not a hypercoaster. There's nothing that will change my mind on that, it's a definition and that won't change. For me the ride needs to be 200ft from the lowest poi

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1 hour ago, Richard said:

Sure, let's call it 60.96mm. (But if we're at that level of pedantry then it's 40mm, not 4mm.)

I'm not at any level of pedantry.  If anything, I'm less then you because I willing to round it out further. (But if we're getting at that level of pedantry then it's 60.96m not 60.96mm) :P

1 hour ago, AlexB said:

for fucks sake somebody hold a gun to the head of someone at VRTP so we can get a theme, a layout, and a promo so we can talk about SOMETHING else?

Why has this idea only been put forward now? We could've used this months ago

1 hour ago, AlexB said:

LOL. My old man bought a complex many years ago under strata. The vendors insisted a condition of sale was that the entire complex must be kept under strata title.

One of the more interesting parts of Strata is that the owners must have a meeting each year. So every year, dad sits down in his office as chairperson, and has to record the minutes of the meeting, as secretary, of the details and financial statements, which he presents as treasurer, and conducts a vote on the issues, as a representative member \ owner of each lot.

that's right. this stupidly ridiculous establishment requires my father to have an annual meeting with himself. *sigh* only another 17 years left until the contract condition runs out.

Probably the only Body Corporate committee meeting worth attending. Most are full of wanna be politicians pushing their own agenda. 

Suffered through enough of them in my years as a building manager. :huh:

Does it fall into the style of ride that you'd view as a hyper/giga normally though? Lift hill, multiple big drops, lots of airtime, swept-out layout, long ride?

I'm just interested to see what people think about it here - what other factors will cause people to draw the line on hyper status.

See I like to keep things simple.

> Launched coaster

> Full circuit coaster

> Shuttle coaster

>>> But then I also have just a 'coaster' category for things like Buzzsaw and smaller coasters like wild mouse (mice?) coasters and El Loco sized ones. 

11 hours ago, Ryande16 said:

Lol we have 3 pages discussing if 60 metres is200feet which its not, therefore its not a hyper coaster 😂

What isn't?

The only figures we have for this ride are from RCDB, which has shown incorrect figures for this precise issue in the past, and updated them once construction was complete. 

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