@@leophyte9663 Well I guess I should’ve done more research on the park /: It just kinda looked like a smaller park and one thing I do know is that the coaster is great for a (probably) pretty cheap price tag
Really, a coaster doesn't have to be very high and fast. If you have a great layout like that with highly banked turns, tight radiuses and fast transitions with a zero G hill here an there, in short if it's a highly dynamic coaster, it's already a great coaster!
Honestly surpised DT launches arent more common for mellower launches. Cheaper and way more reliable than LSMs and when not looking for extreme speed or accel seems to be a better option
Thousands of coasters used DT for station dispatch super reliably. Just add a few extra tired, make them spin faster, and you're still not adding much complexity or extra maintainence, nor do you sacrifice reliability. I agree with you, idk why more coaster manufacturers aren't using drive tires more.
To be hounest, I was surprised how good the tire launches were on Juvelen in Djurs Sommerland, Denmark. Especially the second launch I remember vividly. I thought it was just going to pick up some extra speed, but it accellerated way faster than I thought it would. I even panicked and grabbed onto something, because with those trains and restraints I completely felt out of balance. Such a fun ride!
Anther great family thrill coaster with amazing theming. The drop track was amazingly themed with the rockslide. Also the use of tire launches instead of LSM seems to have payed off. All together another great ride by Intamin.
I looked at the stats and didn't find it impressive but this looks amazing it's basically a better version on th13teen and it seems to have some air time and the turns look funck and cool
Wave Breaker, Jet Rescue and there’s a 4wd themed roller coaster I forgot it’s name those are the ones that come to the top of my head… Jet Rescue is the most extreme I belive
The question is whether *Cedar Fair* will work with them, again. Intamin seems to be working on building a more reliable portfolio, so whether Cedar Fair is convinced or not, we'll have to see.
