retroeric said:From the videos I'd say the actual ride time is 3 minutes. Video #1 probably omits about 15 seconds from when the train starts moving out of loading.
I think one thing not captured on this video is the extreme low frequencies emitted by the Yeti inside the cave. Video cameras can't capture frequencies that low, and I bet when you're in that cave you can practically feel the growl rattling you and the train. Listen to it again and you can kinda get the feeling this would be much more intense in person.
the-reason14 said:I Hope so, but did anyone remember the rumor that the yeti was supposedly going to be hundreds of feet away from you? In the vid, it doesnt look that way.
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I also thought they said that the yeti was so big that it was going to be in its own seperate building away from the mountain. From the vid, it doesnt look but like 3 to 4 feet above the riders.
He maybe. Looking at the video it is impossible to tell how big or far away the yeti is. The rumor was that when you entered the room with the Yeti he would by hundreds of feet away and you would then get much closer to him. Looking at the video this appears to be accurate. Also the Yeti was not rumored to be in a seperate building away from the mountain, but rather a seperate structure within the mountain. This is to prevent the extreme forces the yetis movement creates from affecting the mountain itself.the-reason14 said:I Hope so, but did anyone remember the rumor that the yeti was supposedly going to be hundreds of feet away from you? In the vid, it doesnt look that way.
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I also thought they said that the yeti was so big that it was going to be in its own seperate building away from the mountain. From the vid, it doesnt look but like 3 to 4 feet above the riders.
the-reason14 said:I also thought they said that the yeti was so big that it was going to be in its own seperate building away from the mountain.
brkgnews said:Maybe you're thinking of the fact that the support system for the Yeti is its own structure. Several times, we've heard Joe Rohde and others mention that the mountain is made up of three intertwining (but never touching) structual elements: The mountain framework, the coaster track framework, and the Yeti base framework.
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