Longy said:In a Tweet from Alton, they said March 16th is still the opening date.
However, I highly doubt that they would publicise the fact that opening may be delayed.
We'll have to wait and see.
If most of the track isn't finished by the start of January, it wont be ready!
BigDave said:A Eurofighter is a glorified fairground coaster. The whole thing is very prefab and even the supports get fixed straight into the concrete instead of complex pinning. A fairly large fairground coaster can be constructed with a fairly small team within 16 days. So assuming they have the footings in place, the coaster can be put up within just a few weeks before opening leaving a couple of weeks for testing.
DiogoJ42 said:If it's complete in time for the start of the season... I will eat my pirate hat
siralgenon said:I see SW7 as another Swarm or Sub-Terra project combined. It will open on time but with hardly any effects or themeing. They will either add said themeing throughout the year or close it like Sub-Terra and re-launch in the Summer.
Alternatively, it's the world's first DIY rollercoaster... The more you build, the more you get off your admission price!JayTricky said:I think this is all just a huge conspiracy and in fact SW7 is finished. The secret element is actually 'worlds first premature roller-coaster'.
Giggity.