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Incident on The Smiler 02/06/2015
phildenholm
TS Member
No he said he would be first in line, man of his word?
bluesonichd
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Well Ill be first in queue but definitely behind Nick, he will be my protection, human air bag 
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Well Ill be first in queue but definitely behind Nick, he will be my protection, human air bag
Very confident then!
bluesonichd
TS Member
ahhh who wants to live forever! front row all the way
phildenholm
TS Member
Me too, no issues with the front or back been on it so many times and it will be safer than ever. Was on saw last week which made me realise how much I miss the smiler.
BarryZola
TS Member
The front and back rows are the best! The back has higher forces, and the front is... the front!
I will always try to get on the back row of any ride (don't normally wait for the front). I've only been on the front of the smiler once (my last ride (a week before) the crash) it was amazing, a new experience, being able to see the track run under your feet is amazing. Would DEFINATLY do it again when it opens
I will always try to get on the back row of any ride (don't normally wait for the front). I've only been on the front of the smiler once (my last ride (a week before) the crash) it was amazing, a new experience, being able to see the track run under your feet is amazing. Would DEFINATLY do it again when it opens
phildenholm
TS Member
I live at number 13 and as I say it will be super tight when it opens and as we all know there has been no issues for such a long time, I'm sure it will be safe
rightbackgranty
TS Member
No reason why they cant run the trains with weighted front seats. It will reduce capacity sure, but if people really do avoid the front row - and we won't know that until the ride re-opens - it would be the easy option. I think its overkill but if it gave the public a sense of security...
The public are fickle. I guarantee that once re-opened, any minor breakdown will make the media for the first couple of occasions. After then it will fade into the background.
The public are fickle. I guarantee that once re-opened, any minor breakdown will make the media for the first couple of occasions. After then it will fade into the background.