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lee... do u know if disney forever is planning an offical ee update soon? also, is that a picture of the helix on the front of the mountain or the larger one in the back... thanks

thanks u guys so mush for the update.... ....btw what type of camera do u usually use... p.s. after the 80 foot drop out and the ground hugging curves i imagine that the supports will be painted with concrete rock too....jw

does anyone have close-ups of the extensive rockwork that has been done on Everest

i heard recently that quite a bit of exterior rockwork of one side of the mountain has been done over the past couple of weeks and i was wondering if anyone had pics/ any other updates on the progression of everest!

I know a few weeks ago they were testing some concrete rockwork and i was wondering how much more has been done...

hey just found something about the trains....lee mentioned that each person would have an individual lapbar, and that the company that designed the track is vekoma...well a new vekoma ride opened up at bobbejaanland called "okidoki" (okidoki restraints)...

^lol...exactly yeah i love the theming of BTMRR but i always thought they could have made the trains really detailed and cooled , i just dont want the same treatment for EE because it has some much potential to be awesome.

i hope disney goes all the way with the themeing and authentisity of this ride....so far they have the engine in theback which is accurate for any steam engine with inclines and that they wont use a chain and instead be a nice quiet lift...but hopefully these trains will be even more dected...

i know ive brought this up earlier but has any one heard anything special about the trains...i know that their lap bars are set-up somewhat like intamin's and that each seat has its own lap bar..... also that from the artwork the locomotive is in the back...

looking at the model: http://craphound.com/images/forbiddenmt01.jpg i was wondering where and how the trains get to the workshed......if someone could inform me that would be great! also after the 80 foot drop the track returns into the mountain i was wondering if anyone knew how it...

my bad guys, i went a little over the head with the sarcasim ok, i'm just very interested in the mechanics of this ride, thats why i was explaining some oof the layout to others earlier in this thread...im just trying to help those who are confused and ask questions so that way i get a better...

it must have been that denial thing "no, no, no, it cant be a flip-track disney rides dont take u backwards, oh no! lets just say it doesnt exist..." (sarcasim) soccer moms , where do they get off... but my question still remains if any one had an idea or a reason y they haven't started on...

i have a quick construction question..... is disney building this thing overnite?...because i thought it was niteresting that noone swa the switchtrack lying around or bein put up...

thats and interesting idea...but no no other rides have been confirmed to be built with everest...sorry

yes, i believed it was confirmed that the LSM/LIM system would be used for the lift hill but i dont know if they will use magnetic braking or "regular" braking.......i was also wondering if anyone knew the path of the coaster after the helix in the "backyard"....i have a vague comprehension...

if u look in the left corner of the structure u see the supports for the track above but they are spread over something...but what...it looks like something is supposed to be there...or is it for structual endurance...plese correct/inform me

looking at the artwork there is the city that sits upon a much smaller mountain which the ride goes through...i'd imagine this town/mountain rises at least 60feet in the air but why have there been no signs for the scaffolding of that part of the ride.... i can see in the recent pics that land...

sound because of the nature of the themeing with the roller coaster trains being themed after trains of napal is disney going to put in a sound system that reflects the sound of the chugging of the train as they go along the course?.........since they put in a sound system in some of their...

looking at the artwork there is the city that sits upon a much smaller mountain which the ride goes through...i'd imagine this town/mountain rises at least 60feet in the air but why have there been no signs for the scaffolding of that part of the ride.... p.s....besides lee has anyone heard...

the 80 foot drop is right after the second switch which make u go forwads and i mean right after cuz u go backwards through the helix backwards through the switch and up an incline(the second incline is the lower one u can see in the pics in page one)....you'll notice that when the switch...