[ SECRET POST #2539 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2539 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Not for faint hearted

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, trust me, 14 loops is bigger. In scope, if not necessarily height....

Re: Not for faint hearted

[comradesmiler]

The last record was 10 loops, so you are right in saying that it's bigger in scope.

Re: Not for faint hearted

[(Anonymous)]

Can't speak for the US, but Canada's Wonderland (our only really big theme park) go higher with their coasters, so it's a long ride up, and one single, terrifying FTL ride down; not that twisty kind of eldritch terror those things look like they would be LOL.

Re: Not for faint hearted

[comradesmiler]

That's what a height restriction does anon. Interesting, how a limitation on creativity produces the best results. Not that I'm dissing Canada Wonderland, mind you, I would love to ride Behemoth.

Re: Not for faint hearted

[(Anonymous)]

Yeeeeeah, the Behemoth is a pretty solid NO from me too. I'd much rather wander around and eat funnel cake. :-) ISTR the last one I saw went up seven stories or something? The Zipper, I think it was called. Plus, there was the Elevator, where people went straight up -- and very quickly came straight down.

I would definitely agree, if rides like that are your thing, the height restrictions are an advantage. For sadists ride designers that have to work around those limitations. It's definitely a fascinating installation from an engineering standpoint.