I mean the fact it can’t operate normally in the rain like most coasters in the world is a problemBut only spinball needs a single rider line to function reasonably in the rain.
I mean the fact it can’t operate normally in the rain like most coasters in the world is a problemBut only spinball needs a single rider line to function reasonably in the rain.
It’s not about us enthusiasts the important thing is public perception. Most of us support towers no matter what so our opinion is irrelevantBut now you are only a very occasional visitor, it won't be much of an issue though.
Speak for yourself, mate!Most of us support towers no matter what so our opinion is irrelevant
I wonder how they could reroute the queue to fit a single ride,I suspect the entire main queue will be redesigned to accommodate.
That’s been like it all season. No idea why it’s still like that. Would imagine it wouldn’t be hard to just install a new sign. No doubt it was probably all rotten behind.Also the decal at spinball is gone and some scaffolding is in place.. (picture below sorry for bad quality my phone is horrible..)
I think they will use the old fastrack queue at the exit. Possibly installing a new queue under the lift hill near the entrance to fastrack and then up to the exit.I wonder how they could reroute the queue to fit a single ride,
Near the station it is next to a service road with some bushes they could trim back the bushes and add a queue next to the main queue, but the current queue is very close to the hospitality center but I could see them add a queue next to the fast track (just after it goes past the sign, next to the lift hill)
that could make sense using the old exit as single rider and new one as RAP, add a merge where that video is and handle it there,I think they will use the old fastrack queue at the exit. Possibly installing a new queue under the lift hill near the entrance to fastrack and then up to the exit.
Have we been reading the same forum??Most of us support towers no matter what
I mean the fact it can’t operate normally in the rain like most coasters in the world is a problem
Are you @rob666 with that level of pedanticness. Not most then a high percentage of coasters. I’ve seen videos of a lot of coasters operating around the world in rainy conditions without needing to reduce rider numbers. It must be a specific problem to Maurer spinnersOut of curiosity, have you been on most coasters in the world to be able to make that statement?
Are you @rob666 with that level of pedanticness. Not most then a high amount of coasters
That’s why I said Maurer spinners not Alton towers. I’m sure there are manufacturers that have these issues but it shouldn’t be the case because rides from the likes of Intamin and B&M cope just fine.Single trained coasters having issues running in the rain is not something even closely unique to Alton Towers.
That’s why I said Maurer spinners not Alton towers. I’m sure there are manufacturers that have these issues but it shouldn’t be the case because rides from the likes of Intamin and B&M cope just fine.