"Dean" wrote:Still no Tesla Coil due to the fact it's using to much power, so the power needs to be stepped down. Which is a shame as I was expecting a super visual effect for 13, but once it's running it will be a low powered Tesla Coil, which I can't see it being a very good spectical if it's only got so much power.
I hope i'm wrong but it's such as shame, when things have to be toned down, but that's the norm these days. :roll:
So we are back to square one as to when the Tesla will be working as normal operation... :cry:
A low powered Tesla coil is still a Tesla coil. It will still be a stunning spectacle. We don't even know how powerful it is or how much power has been reduced, so you never know, it could still pack a massive punch.
Sad to hear the trains are back to 1,2 and 3. Numbering them 3,4 and 5 was a cool and quirky thing to do. I will count myself as one of the lucky ones who got to ride it with those mumbers, :P it will probably become a Towers myth in a few years. :P
"WillXav" wrote:I think this project is a small fail. £15 million!
The ride looks well-themed and the coaster layout is short. The track itself looks like it costs £2-3 million and the drop track I guess costs about £4 million.
I would like a break-down of the costs spent I think this project is a small fail. £15 million!
The ride looks well-themed and the coaster layout is short. The track itself looks like it costs £2-3 million and the drop track I guess costs about £4 million.
I would like a break-down of the costs spent :D
Do you realise how much track costs? It probably cost closer to double for the basic track. The drop will have cost a lot more, especially with it being the first example of it and the switch track at the end will have been expensive. Then there is the cost of three trains, the large building, deforestation and all the paths, queus, fences amd so on, the theming for the trains, building, area and so on.