Madison
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me said:It can safely operate five trains at any given time.
Assuming that all of its hoses are correctly plugged in where they're meant to go, yes.SpenceMan01 said:
At least, I believe that's the case. It may have been originally designed to operate five, then later scaled back to four trains now that I think about it.
Are you going to make me go search through pictures and count block brakes?
animal_king1990 said:Well, it's safe to say that if the time were 3.25 minutes, at an average speed of at least 15 mph(which is probably slower than the real average), the length would have to be at LEAST 4300ft. Simple mathematics. However, if the average speed were 20 mph for 3.25 minutes, the ride would have to be around 5700 ft. Well, I can't really tell you until I know for sure but those are my estimates.
I would posit that 33-50% of the ride time on most roller coasters is spent climbing the lift hill -- usually at a speed no greater than 4 MPH. That will significantly decrease the ride's average speed. Furthermore, since it remains unclear how long the trains stop at each switch track, moving at 0 MPH, it's impossible to say how much that would further lower the ride's average speed.