Inside Rockin' Rollercoaster?

[swarren]

Rockin' Rollercoaster is my favorite ride at Disney world and I thought it would be neat to see what the actual coaster looks like with the lights on in the buidling. Does anybody have any pictures of this?

 

[JonnyK]

I looked for some construction pictures of it, but theres no pictures of any of it INSIDE the building but however, they use the same track design as this coaster

<img src="http://forums.wdwmagic.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=9982">

 

[swarren]

What coaster is that?

 

[Madison]

It was built as Superman: The Ride at Six Flags Holland. Now that Six Flags no longer owns the park, it is called Xpress. The park is now (again?) Walibi World.

 

[JonnyK]

I believe thats superman at Six Flags Holland.

edit - which above stated, its no longer an six flags park anymore.

 

[disneylands]

I looked for some construction pictures of it, but theres no pictures of any of it INSIDE the building but however, they use the same track design as this coaster

Oh yeah, I see it. The huge helix to the right, thats one of the best parts of the ride!

 

[Connor002]

Does anyone have a picture of the building that houses the actuall coaster, I don't think i've ever seen it, and judging by RnRc's size, it seems strange that I wouldn't have seen it before, but...

 

[Tim G]

This time someone else gave us a DL...

 

[Connor002]

This time someone else gave us a DL...

What?:veryconfu

 

[Tim G]

VEKOMA (Dutch RC Company) gave us a Direct Lift...

WDI is always accused for making too much Direct Lifts (copies/clones)

 

[Connor002]

Oh i get it now...

 

[Madison]

But Corrus, to be fair, MGM's ride was the first of the three twins to open. Superman was second and Disney Studios Paris got lucky number three.

 

[fngoofy]

Back in 2002 I was a CM. One of my managers was married to a manager of RnR. He arranged for us to get a pre-park opening tour that was fantastic.

We got to ride the coaster with the lights on several times. On one trip they stopped the coaster at an E-Stop platform, we got to watch them bring another coaster into the building with the lights on, so we were able to see what it looks like to have a coaster going round the track.

We also got to ride it with and without the music as well as having a tour of the coaster service area. I think what was most amazing was how small the building is, the footprint is very small.

If anyone that works with my old manager Jay Pyka, please tell him Matt in KS says hi, he is literaly the perfect WDW manager.

 

[s25843]

http://www.wdwmagic.com/rnr_construc.htm

 

[rentNdisney]

I've got pictures! I was on it when it broke down and the lights went on! i jsut have to figure out how to work the pictures....

 

[DisneyFreak529]

http://www.wdwmagic.com/rnr_construc.htm

How come I can't see any of the photos on these main pages?? I see the memembers photos alright but never these ones! Can some one help me??

 

[Connor002]

Originally Posted by s25843
http://www.wdwmagic.com/rnr_construc.htm

Thanks

 

[ogryn]

How come I can't see any of the photos on these main pages?? I see the memembers photos alright but never these ones! Can some one help me??

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=27144

?

 

[TomorrowlandTyler]

Back in 2002 I was a CM. One of my managers was married to a manager of RnR. He arranged for us to get a pre-park opening tour that was fantastic.

We got to ride the coaster with the lights on several times. On one trip they stopped the coaster at an E-Stop platform, we got to watch them bring another coaster into the building with the lights on, so we were able to see what it looks like to have a coaster going round the track.

We also got to ride it with and without the music as well as having a tour of the coaster service area. I think what was most amazing was how small the building is, the footprint is very small.

If anyone that works with my old manager Jay Pyka, please tell him Matt in KS says hi, he is literaly the perfect WDW manager.

Hey fngoofy,
I know the Pykas
I'll let them know you said hello!
What a small world!!!

 

[Cuseorng1]

Back in 2002 I was a CM. One of my managers was married to a manager of RnR. He arranged for us to get a pre-park opening tour that was fantastic.

We got to ride the coaster with the lights on several times. On one trip they stopped the coaster at an E-Stop platform, we got to watch them bring another coaster into the building with the lights on, so we were able to see what it looks like to have a coaster going round the track.

QUOTE]

For all of the cast members that have worked at RnR, they would know that you could not watch the train go around with the lights on, because No body is allowed in the part of the building unless the ride is powered off. You would only be able to see from launch bay watching it on the monitors.