That was the old coaster and not the new. They inserted a bunch of old footage into that broadcast.
Thanks, I heard it went that way but didn't watch it.
That was the old coaster and not the new. They inserted a bunch of old footage into that broadcast.
Not the only time either. There was the rope that snapped on Christmas Eve and flung the metal clamp into a guy's head killing him instantly. That was during the Pressler infamous "run rides to failure" mindset
I had a strange thing happen to me today at Seaworld on Kraken, just as the train rolled out of the station (I was in the front row) my restraint partially unlatched, I immediately pushed down on it and it clicked in again, and it all happened very fast ... I don't think the restraint got fully unlatched but just somehow 'lost a click'. I told an attendant afterwards and saw her on the phone to the control booth, ride kept on running, so probably was just a freaky isolated thing.
Not the only time either. There was the rope that snapped on Christmas Eve and flung the metal clamp into a guy's head killing him instantly. That was during the Pressler infamous "run rides to failure" mindset
If it is just a click it lost then it would not trigger a sensor. Good point though, I know programming does not allow the coaster to be dispatched unless all restraints are locked, but once a coaster has been dispatched and a restraint was to open for some reason, would that trigger something and estop the ride?I thought something like that would trigger a sensor to stop the ride.
If it is just a click it lost then it would not trigger a sensor. Good point though, I know programming does not allow the coaster to be dispatched unless all restraints are locked, but once a coaster has been dispatched and a restraint was to open for some reason, would that trigger something and estop the ride?
State Report Blames Disney for Fatal Accident at Park - latimesI am kind of curious if there were reasons cited for the deaths? With BTM was it a mechanical failure due to poor maintenance? With the other death it seems likely they were not doing safety inspections to look for wear
If it is just a click it lost then it would not trigger a sensor. Good point though, I know programming does not allow the coaster to be dispatched unless all restraints are locked, but once a coaster has been dispatched and a restraint was to open for some reason, would that trigger something and estop the ride?
Like when you're upside down.:yikes: ...:diedGawd. I would hope so. I love coasters, but the thought of a restrainst popping open:faint:
Hulk had limited softs last Thursday. So I'm told by someone who rode.Hulk is not in softs yet.
Before team member previews? Cool:shades:Hulk had limited softs last Thursday. So I'm told by someone who rode.
Hulk had limited softs last Thursday. So I'm told by someone who rode.
You sure?Hulk had limited softs last Thursday. So I'm told by someone who rode.
I don't buy it. But I think you are a nice, albeit zealous person!![]()
You sure?
I did a Twitter search and couldn't find anything.Surprised me too. I actually came here to hear what you guys were saying and was surprised to find nothing.
I was told by a teacher I know from the Uk, on a school trip with her party. I did here schedule for her and warned her Hulk may be under softs or still closed. She's not as into the parks as we are but understands softs and T&A. And has no reason to lie.
I'm beginning to think I'm going mad. It's just odd. She knows her parks, knows the Hulk and has no reason to say anything that didn't happen. Very odd.I did a Twitter search and couldn't find anything.
Just don't turn green and start smashing things.I'm beginning to think I'm going mad.
I'm beginning to think I'm going mad. It's just odd. She knows her parks, knows the Hulk and has no reason to say anything that didn't happen. Very odd.
Said she rode. Super smooth.Perhaps she saw the trains cycling and thought there was someone on board?