POV of Palindrome, the new for 2022 roller coaster coming to Circuit of the America’s. This ride will debut near the Austin Texas F1 race date, so expect to open before race weekend and be able to ride it during the race!
This coaster is proof that coaster enthusiasts will find a way to hate anything that isn’t to their liking. It’s a beautiful creation and I want to ride it. Congratulations cotaland on this amazing investment to kickstart your park.
Main thing that freaks me out about all of these modern layouts is that they involve a lot of tracks moving.. any malfunction, you’ll fly off the tracks
@@themeparkreel ‘rmc isnt that revolutionary’ LMFAO the completely redefined what a wooden coaster can do, and kicked off massive trends among all manufacturers copying their elements, like wave turns, outward banked airtime hills, 0g stalls, and even their overall element design philosophy. To say RMC isnt revolutionary in the thrill ride world of today is a joke.
Cool concept and interesting elements, they're stepping up their game. But - "Anticipation Turn" is just embarassing and pittiful marketing sh!t and the Zero G "Stall" is only a minimally stretched cutback - looks too short/fast in the first trip to actually give the stall feeling and too slow on the return trip (looks like hangtime rather than zero g). The hop stall and the sideways-airtime-waveturn look promising, though.
Literally shut the fuck up, it’s a new coaster at a tiny park. This is a really exciting announcement. Don’t talk about how elements are underwhelming, It’s not even BUILT YET!
@@m4nde Not complaining about the coaster, but about the increasingly dumb marketing that most manufacturers feel they need to use. This will be a great ride, no doubt.
@@Tomtycoon I don't think it'd need that kind of 1000+ people/hour capacity, considering how small-scale the park is. I didn't even know the park this was going to existed until now.
