SpenceMan01 said:I still say that there will *NOT* be any TT-like delays due to the ride system. It's a roller coaster. It's tried and true. TT's vehicles were/are a brand-new, proprietary ride system. If anything, we'll see a problem with Mr. Yeti, as Lee has already mentioned. Get that poor Yeti some muscle relaxants already!:lol:
peter11435 said:You seem like one of those half empty kinda guys.
they go backwards!?!?!? i did NOT know that, awesome.Rcoaster809 said:I agree that it probably won't be as bad as Test Track was, but there is still a lot going on here. The trains will go backwards. And the "regular" rollercoasters Dragster and Kingda Ka both had (or are having) terrible first-seasons. I am still pretty confident that Disney will iron things out pretty well before opening.
wdwishes2005 said:they go backwards!?!?!? i did NOT know that, awesome.
wdwishes2005 said:I prefer the term optimistically challenged.
Madison said:They only go backward by accident.
Robfasto said:The first thing they do to ALL coasters is a 'pull through'. During a pull through they use cranes, winches & pulleys to pull a train along the entire track to make sure everything is smooth with no pinches or binding. You would not want to run a train without doing this in case something does happens and either tear the train up or worse tear the track up if the train catches on something at 50 MPH.
Rcoaster809 said:I agree that it probably won't be as bad as Test Track was, but there is still a lot going on here. The trains will go backwards. And the "regular" rollercoasters Dragster and Kingda Ka both had (or are having) terrible first-seasons. I am still pretty confident that Disney will iron things out pretty well before opening.
that is why they have breaks all over the mountain. When the train goes through a section to fast the sensors pick it up and slow it down. Obviously a train filled with more guests will travel faster than a train with less guests. Specially if the train is filled with all American guests.wdwishes2005 said:things can always be miscalculated, screwed up during construction, or just plain wrong.
Lynx04 said:that is why they have breaks all over the mountain. When the train goes through a section to fast the sensors pick it up and slow it down. Obviously a train filled with more guests will travel faster than a train with less guests. Specially if the train is filled with all American guests.
wdwishes2005 said:is it built by computers? are computers omniscient? no, computers were made by humans, they have errors, stuff can happen, am i saying it won't run, no, but saying that it is perfect and nothing can go wrong is folley.
I think he is!STR8FAN2005 said:Are you calling us fat??????????? :lol:
FYIMadison said:They only go backward by accident.
Corrus said:FYI
The ride, when is finished, WILL go forward AND Backword...
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Ok. Sorry...Madison said:I was speaking about both Kingda Ka and Top Thrill Dragster, not Expedition Everest.
Neither Kingda Ka nor Top Thrill Dragster are intended to go backward.
Then maybe the Yeti will pull it through...:lookarounspeck76 said:Pull-throughs usually only use 1 car, not the entire train
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