Here's my shot in the dark guess:
Big old track switches/flips like Expedition Everest?
Only other coaster I can think of in the area that's relatively new that has something different about it.
but if gringotts isnt new then expedition everest is definitely not new. :bang: breaking my head thinking
Here's my shot in the dark guess:
Big old track switches/flips like Expedition Everest?
Only other coaster I can think of in the area that's relatively new that has something different about it.
a unique tech that is used on a relatively new coaster in a nearby park, that will also be used on this attraction, yet on a far grander scale.
doesn't exist on most coasters if any. None that I know of.
Nah, that is a given on this attraction, newer version of Disaster...
New and high tech is what I am talking about, and all intended to be invisible, untouchable, un-feel-able, un-see-able.
All that being said, coaster tech I can think of is the aforementioned Expedition Everest switch track, the Revenge of the Mummy turntable, the Verbolten drop track, and the Journey to Atlantis San Diego elevator.
Interactive audio.
Well he did clarify the park is US, which makes me think the coaster he is talking about is Rockit... the only tech I can think of on that coaster that I haven't seen anywhere else is in the coasters loading, with the continuous movement of the train (for the most part)... though, I think its safe to say that while that is unusual for coasters, its not a new concept for ride in geneneral (FJ for example) and as we are pretty sure Kong isn't a coaster, I'm not sure how this is applies... Maybe I should read up on Rockit more, I'm surprised by how little I really know about it.
That never even crossed my mind... interesting, though not sure how it would work in relation to Kong. Guess that's why they don't pay me the big bucks lol
Interactive audio.
I can't tell if the "interactive audio" comment is now assumed to be the thing that we've been trying to guess, but if not then my only two guesses are the use of touch screens (and the ability to choose a song and get a "music video" for it) for Rockit and the projection of characters' entire faces onto animatronics for Seven Dwarfs
They could project the Yeti's face on Kong, then we would "finally" have a working Yeti...LOLThat may look strange on Kong's face...but it would allow for amazing animation
Is a Test Track or Radiator Springs Racers type system?