That's very interesting, I didn't know that...It looks greatThey also recycled some of the good wood for use at SeaWorld Orlando; particularly the SeaWorld Rescue Store.
That's very interesting, I didn't know that...It looks greatThey also recycled some of the good wood for use at SeaWorld Orlando; particularly the SeaWorld Rescue Store.
BGT is due a new ride, 2019 might be the year.
SeaWorld have submitted trade mark applications for the names:
-Twisted Tiger
-Uproar
-Tigris
Rumours are circulating about what these names could mean, but most enthusiasts were pretty excited when seeing the first one. It kinda rings a bell, Twisted Colossus, Twisted Cyclone, Twisted Timbers...Twisted Tiger!?
However, the park have repeatedly said that Gwazi was due to be torn down, whether or not this includes the possibility of an RMC is unclear. Gwazi has been standing there for a good 3 years now, so to keep the structure I would imagine that you would need significant structural work, which I'm not sure SeaWorld are in a position to finance.
The other possibility is the Tidal Wave site, which is actually located fairly close to the park's Tiger habitats. A Premier Rides Sky Rocket II would fit well here, and whilst itwould be a clone, it would provide a cheapway to install another thrilling coaster at BGT to add to their already great coaster selection.
The speculation continues, something is definitely happening though......
Credit to Touring Central FL for this info
Twisted Tiger is a pretty cool name...It could be anything from an RMC Gwazi to a flat ride hahaBGT is due a new ride, 2019 might be the year.
SeaWorld have submitted trade mark applications for the names:
-Twisted Tiger
-Uproar
-Tigris
Rumours are circulating about what these names could mean, but most enthusiasts were pretty excited when seeing the first one. It kinda rings a bell, Twisted Colossus, Twisted Cyclone, Twisted Timbers...Twisted Tiger!?
However, the park have repeatedly said that Gwazi was due to be torn down, whether or not this includes the possibility of an RMC is unclear. Gwazi has been standing there for a good 3 years now, so to keep the structure I would imagine that you would need significant structural work, which I'm not sure SeaWorld are in a position to finance.
The other possibility is the Tidal Wave site, which is actually located fairly close to the park's Tiger habitats. A Premier Rides Sky Rocket II would fit well here, and whilst itwould be a clone, it would provide a cheapway to install another thrilling coaster at BGT to add to their already great coaster selection.
The speculation continues, something is definitely happening though......
Credit to Touring Central FL for this info
Those are popping up in more Busch/Sea World parks...I sincerely hope that's not what we're getting....The Sky Rocket I meanWhile Twisted Tiger does kind of give a hint to an RMC Gwazi, it, like the other 2 permits, scream a Premier Sky Rocket II clone as well. The TTW area would be a lot cheaper to deconstruct to build such a ride, vs. Gwazi's massive plot. I'm not too keen on a clone coming to BGT, but it would be nice to have one of those in FL since BGW would be the closest one I'll likely ever get to. If it comes here, I would hope they could design a dual load station as capacity is not the best for a park with BGT's attendance (during peak times at least).
Then they shouldn’t cut costsI wonder if BGT has an issue with Universal taking more vacation days for people going to Orlando. There's still people going to BGT, but they probably are losing more Orlando day guests.
It is 25% RMC BUT it's been sitting there too longCould it be something other than RMC Gwazi or a Premier Skyrocket? It is BGT's 60th anniversary next year, after all.
Even if it is a Sky Rocket II, they are extremely fun rides and a great laugh. Would still be a solid addition, just not quite as good as RMC Gwazi
I wonder if BGT has an issue with Universal taking more vacation days for people going to Orlando. There's still people going to BGT, but they probably are losing more Orlando day guests.
I do think that the growing traffic congestion between Orlando and Tampa is becoming an issue for tourism in the region.It might have to do with the eff'n traffic.
Apparently this was taken a few weeks ago. That isn't RMC track, but it could show that there was work on site lately.
It looks like it’s probably always been there. Metal is put as a support over large gaps in the wood supports for roads/access.
Apparently this was taken a few weeks ago. That isn't RMC track, but it could show that there was work on site lately.
have any track sections been removed?It looks like it’s probably always been there. Metal is put as a support over large gaps in the wood supports for roads/access.
They’ve taken some wood from it, but I don’t know from where. It may have been the tracks. It’s been showing up in their others parks.have any track sections been removed?