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https://www.hfecorp.com/whats-new/herschend-to-acquire-palace-entertainments-us-attractions-from-parques-reunidos/

Another shakeup in the theme park industry. Palace owns parks like Kennywood, Lake Compounce, and Dutch Wonderland. I bet the first thing they add to the parks are cinnamon bread stands.

Does anybody know the length/width of the engines (and tender for 504) and the wheel dimensions/ If not, do you think the fellas at the roundhouse know? I need them for an upcoming project that I've been wanting to do for a while.

So I was watching a video about someone's trip to SDC (specifically this https://youtu.be/Rnm956g2Gzg)

I was scrolling through the comments and saw one of the comments was about the broken track part of Powder Keg, and it said as follows

"The backwards track section on Powder Keg is there because the coaster doesn't have any brake fins on the launch, so if a rollback on the top hat occurs, the train will roll back onto that section of track, until it eventually valleys. It is there simply for safety reasons "

Is this true?? I've never heard anything about this before