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The spinning propeller doesn't provide a headchopper moment, but the water that drips from it is a particularly cute effect.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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The track's rusted look is great and will only be improved by years of wear, grease and weather.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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The surrounds have a similar style to Bermuda Triangle's theme, but lacks that tropical Caribbean vibe that made Bermuda Triangle so picturesque.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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The storm carnage that surrounds the ride provides all the storyline and setting you could possibly need.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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Sea World originally planned to build their own fake shipping containers for theming -- until it was costed against real second-hand shipping containers.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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In terms of setting a scene, Storm Coaster is Sea World's answer to Wild West Falls at Warner Bros. Movie World. Effective without getting bogged down by a sub-par narrative.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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The port carnage is eerily reminiscent of 2011's Cyclone Yasi in Far North Queensland.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The small areas of water that surround the ride do a much better job of setting the scene than the loose gravel that fills the remaining area.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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Designers have clearly had fun placing all sorts of broken, rusted items around the ride.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Dreamworld take note -- this is what water ride water should look like.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
A few decomissioned pumps and plumbing as theming is all that remains of Bermuda Triangle.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Bermuda TriangleStorm CoasterSea World
It seems Sea World have discovered the wonders of artificial rust.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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Theming, or leftover nuts and bolts from construction?
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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The ride is impressive from all angles now that the paths around it have all reopened.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Storm Coaster dominates the skyline without distracting.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
The actual coaster is quite tame -- a ride for all ages despite its size.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Restraints include individual lapbars and completely redundant shoulder seatbelts that serve three perfectly valid purposes:Slowing down dispatch times.Getting progressively tighter throughout the ride to the point of discomfort.Satisfying insurance companies and lawyers.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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The coaster portion is smooth and quite graceful.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
Storm CoasterSea World
Who else hates the odd kink in the track at the top of the final drop? This aesthetic nuisance appears on many Mack water coasters and is proof that German ride designers typically start with RollerCoaster Tycoon for inspiration.
by Richard Wilson, 10 years ago
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