Skyscraper
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I'm not; we'll just have to wait and see what happens.I really wouldn't get your hopes up.
I'm not; we'll just have to wait and see what happens.I really wouldn't get your hopes up.
I should have put money on this.
AstroDan said that about DBGT, and it didn't don't turn out like that...On a similar logic,
If I had a pound for every bl**** shipping container..
There will be one in SW8, just you watch...
This is part of the post from the MAP group
1. The locations for SW8 that were considered were near the Nemesis coaster and the car park behind Glaticica. But the flume area was chosen to be a better location, and due to the flume reaching the end of it's life span.
2. The Gravity Group were one of the companies considered by Alton Towers to built the SW8.
3. On orignal plans of SW8 the larger area that was labelled as theming was going to be a themed restaurant but it didn't make the final plans.
4. The height restriction for SW8 is confirmed as 1.2 meters. But this is subject to change.
5. SW8 is on track to open for the March 2018 deadline.
6. SW8 trains are due to arrive at the park in the next few weeks.
7. SW8 is currently in pregual stage of advertising. This ends in December. Shortly after this the name for the ride will be released.
8. The welcoming maze sound track has parts of the rides actual sound track.
9. Alton Towers have a time lapse camera taking a image every 15 minutes of the construction site. Maybe we will see a video of the time lapse before the ride opens?
10. The SW9 brief has already been submitted! What could it be?
Credit to Theme Park Thrill Seekers on fb
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Nope, were told during a SW8 presentation / Q&A session for the ECC on Sunday.That list is just a compilation of rumours, educated guesses and things we already knew/assumed.
The guy was with the European coaster club at AT got a presentation on sw8 apparentlyEr and where does this information actually come from? Because the MAP Facebook group is perhaps one of the worst groups on the internet I wouldn't exactly trust them.
What confuses me is why didn't they do the prequel stage at the start of the season and announce the ride in late summer/early autumn like most other parks do. It would get their new ride a lot more media exposure and they could do live updates from the construction site.
Secrecy is more marketable.What confuses me is why didn't they do the prequel stage at the start of the season and announce the ride in late summer/early autumn like most other parks do. It would get their new ride a lot more media exposure and they could do live updates from the construction site.
Well, maybe apart from Th13teen's mis-marketing...I can criticize Merlin for many things but marketing isn't one of them!