SFNE Problems...

[WDWFREAK53]

I just heard on our local news that Six Flags New England's big coaster "Superman: Ride of Steel" (which crashed last year because it missed the brakes and slammed into another train) is once again, moving too fast and could possibly do the same thing again!

(Now, I don't know about you...but if I was Six Flags and my "biggest draw" CRASHED...I'd be damn sure that I fixed the problem...and not just a quick fix to open it back up as soon as possible...I'd make sure the thing was NEVER gonna happen again!)

Their answer...we'll just not load a few rows to lighten the train.

Why do I sense disaster once again?

 

[WDWFREAK53]

Here's a picture courtesy of www.rcdb.com

 

[SirNim]

tsk tsk...

Pitiful...


Their solution is not loading a few rows of the train?





I smell a disaster brewing too, then...

 

[mkt]

morons....

 

[General Grizz]

I am SO glad I'm not a thrill fanatic!

 

[PhotoDave219]

I like the initial drop put maybe actually doing maintenance or throwing on some block breaks to slow the train here and there might actually do some good, rather than the nice, cost effective idea of not loading as many people.