Well, the shop/onride photo has opened, so maybe soon?
Nobody:
SeaWorld: Here's a shop for a ride that isn't open! You're welcome passholders!
Well, the shop/onride photo has opened, so maybe soon?
I refuse to buy mugs from rides that aren't open yet...everyone should join me in protestNobody:
SeaWorld: Here's a shop for a ride that isn't open! You're welcome passholders!
I heard from someone who knows what's going on with Ice Breaker, and apparently there is an issue with the ride not being able to run three trains without having a train load of riders sitting on the brakes in the blazing sun. I'd think there'd be an easy solution with a sunshade over the brake run, but apparently the park is looking for a better fix for that to make capacity as high as possible. Two train ops apparently aren't acceptable to the park.
They have the same issue with Mako and the third train baking guests in the sun if the station backs up.
There are only 2 trains, I highly doubt this is the reason.I heard from someone who knows what's going on with Ice Breaker, and apparently there is an issue with the ride not being able to run three trains without having a train load of riders sitting on the brakes in the blazing sun. I'd think there'd be an easy solution with a sunshade over the brake run, but apparently the park is looking for a better fix for that to make capacity as high as possible. Two train ops apparently aren't acceptable to the park.
They have the same issue with Mako and the third train baking guests in the sun if the station backs up.
That's what I was told-- maybe the problem is even with two it stacks and people end up baking?There are only 2 trains, I highly doubt this is the reason.
It has nothing to do with the ride. It's a strategic choice made by management to delay Iron Gwazi/Ice Breaker and every other coaster in the chain.That's what I was told-- maybe the problem is even with two it stacks and people end up baking?
This person who works in SeaWorld Attractions told me it was an issue with the ride that still was being worked out. I have no reason to believe otherwise. I know the COULD open it any time since they already had employees ride it, but they are choosing not to for some reason and that is the reason I was given.It has nothing to do with the ride. It's a strategic choice made by management to delay Iron Gwazi/Ice Breaker and every other coaster in the chain.
This person who works in SeaWorld Attractions told me it was an issue with the ride that still was being worked out. I have no reason to believe otherwise. I know the COULD open it any time since they already had employees ride it, but they are choosing not to for some reason and that is the reason I was given.
It appears they're allowing you to come and ride IB or IG if your pass expires by openingsomething that I've heard is that if you have an AP for this year that expires before Ice Breaker opens, you can get a one day ticket for free to come and ride it when it opens. I just found that interesting (if true).