tallicay2k wrote:I may sound weird but that's wot I love about rollercoasters, the track. Oblivions and The Smilers black track are my fave.
Thrillmad wrote:
- what will, well, IMO the most likely case scenario is that it'd be on adverts next year 'new for 2014,can take the 14 inversions....backwards?!
- I'd love for them to sort out the vibration on the flooring of the seats in the back, my feet felt quite strange after they had been vibrated for 2:45!
SmileyMan wrote:Thrillmad wrote:
- what will, well, IMO the most likely case scenario is that it'd be on adverts next year 'new for 2014,can take the 14 inversions....backwards?!
- I'd love for them to sort out the vibration on the flooring of the seats in the back, my feet felt quite strange after they had been vibrated for 2:45!
The backwards thing would never ever ever happen. Especially as the ride is basically new, and its publicity is still very high. They only did that for THE SWARM because it didn't draw in the crowds. Also, THE SMILER is too intense for backwards in places, and where would they add the extra queue lines, and it would effect The Smiler's throughput time
JoyfulSin wrote:I genuinely believe nothing will happen now for a good few years. Maybe a few tweaks here and there, but nothing to make people go "wow, that's incredible". Oblivion only recently had its track painted, despite it being in serious need of a repaint for a while. The Smiler will look a mess in about 3-4 years time if they do nothing now. Why is the mist so awful already? Might as well not have bothered at all.
sully1311 wrote:I think the thread is more about structural changes than cosmetic changes to actually make the ride work the majority of the time.