SeaWorld San Diego

[SOCAL110]

But they are doing that with most of their parks.

Can you name me another Six Flags park that has a 365 day operating schedule? I'm talking about daily operation, not year round.

 

[Rideguy70]

I'm not aware of any, but I'd imagine local weather in most other SF parks doesn't really make it practical. We here in SoCal sometimes forget about pesky things like days of heavy rain and/or snow that plague most of the rest of the country, making daily operation impractical.

 

[Ron101]

Breakdown for the sky buckets at SWSD

 

[GAcoaster]

62 MPH gust of wind stopped the ride. The cable moved off the rollers on one of the towers which is why they couldn't just restart and move them. Safety system worked the way it should, but it made for a dramatic recuse!

 

[Stryker]

Wild Arctic's aging flight simulator at SeaWorld will be replaced with new ride - The San Diego Union-Tribune

 

[SOCAL110]

Wild Arctic's aging flight simulator at SeaWorld will be replaced with new ride - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Yes!

Though I think it will mostly a replacement of the film, not necessarily anything else.

 

[Freak]

Yes!

Though I think it will mostly a replacement of the film, not necessarily anything else.

Same. I would rather see a small dark ride fit in that space. I think a DarKastle level dark ride could be more doable.

I will low-key miss that time machine to the 90’s. The end exhibit kind of reminded me of the Thing.

 

[GAcoaster]

I'd imagine the ride system's age and deteriorated state may mean the ride system needs changing, not just the film.

 

[Viator]

 

[Freak]

Surprise, surprise. Kinda sucksthat ugly track will be left there to rot. Hopefully they'll tear it down.

Here's a thought: Don't think there's enough space to replace SQ, but what if they added a coaster like this? I think it would be perfect for Sea World's restrictive space.

 

[Rideguy70]

Yeah, they don't have the space for that. Plus, they already have Manta, which is not all that different (maybe even a bit better--despite no inversion, it's longer and has two launches). And I have heard that that particular ride is very, very rough. Like TOGO rough. Not good reports.

 

[Wesker69]

Submarine Quest's track will now be like the old people mover/rocket rods track in tomorrowland... an eyesore. Its a shame they couldn't find a way to completely redesign that ride, but if I remember from the POV video it was very basic/minimal. Oh well..

I'm kinda loving JTA's new paint scheme. I'm very curious to see how the newly renovated ride turns out. Orlando will always have the superior version, but this one always looked fun too. Didn't they remove the aquarium aspect it originally had when it opened?

SWSD wants to add a big thrill ride but are severely restricted. How about a mega lite?
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^With the small announcement about SW getting their own "MAKO", can we please get the JAWS-esque tunnel seen in the bottom right

 

[Freak]

Yeah, they don't have the space for that. Plus, they already have Manta, which is not all that different (maybe even a bit better--despite no inversion, it's longer and has two launches). And I have heard that that particular ride is very, very rough. Like TOGO rough. Not good reports.

They could go with B&M and just have the same style if ride with their wingrider model. I would imagine that could be a lot smoother.

 

[Viator]

Tidal Twister opens on Memorial Day Weekend.

 

[Ron101]

Very interested in seeing the improvements SkyLine Attractions made to this SkyWarp model. We all know how the first one turned out.:afraid:

 

[Wesker69]

Its amusing how much smaller the new coaster/thrill ride looks compared to the concept art lol

I really love when Sea World really goes "all in" for a new ride by providing new enhanced upgraded marine life exhibits along with whatever ride they've added. Especially when they tie the exhibit into the queue..

 

[Wesker69]

Despite this ride concept being a very simplistic design, i don't care what anyone says... it looks fun!

Although, not gonna lie, I'd like to see water underneath it & rockwork around it. Can't wait to see the finished product.

 

[Viator]

Theme Park Insider got the chance to cover the attraction for media previews



Gotta admit, looks like it has a lot more of a punch than I think people are expecting it.

 

[Magic-Man]

Theme Park Insider got the chance to cover the attraction for media previews



Gotta admit, looks like it has a lot more of a punch than I think people are expecting it.

It looks fun, but this has to be the ugliest theme park attraction I've seen in years.

 

[CoasterGuy]

I think it looks kinda cute.
Maybe one day it'll grow up to be a real coaster.