Author Topic: Future SDC Development Speculation (Long-term)  (Read 150394 times)

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Re: Future SDC Development Speculation (Long-term)
« Reply #435 on: August 28, 2023, 04:22:24 PM »
I agree with cloning the beginning into the helix, and then doing a latched section or two without a lift hill. My only issue with Taron is the height requirement at 51". I would really like to see them keep it at 42" or even get it down to 39".

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Re: Future SDC Development Speculation (Long-term)
« Reply #436 on: August 28, 2023, 07:05:39 PM »
I agree with cloning the beginning into the helix, and then doing a latched section or two without a lift hill. My only issue with Taron is the height requirement at 51". I would really like to see them keep it at 42" or even get it down to 39".

I'm didn't realize it was 51. That coaster is a blast. No inversions, a spaghetti noodle ball of fun. It was hands down the favorite coaster of our crew that included parks Port Aventura, Europa Park, Disneyland, Efteling  Disneyland and Tivoli besides Phantasialand.

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Re: Future SDC Development Speculation (Long-term)
« Reply #437 on: November 08, 2023, 12:48:41 PM »
A GCII to replace TNT would be decent, but I'd rather they simply come in and do a proper replacement with a new "mine train" that mimics the original with some additional sweeping turns or something. SDC needs a true family coaster like TNT. It's an important part of the coaster lineup and for many of us that was our introduction to "big" roller coasters.

I love wooden coasters to death, but we all know they are a challenge to care for. SDC doesn't need any more challenges at the moment.

Thunderation was the first coaster i ever rode, I love it but can't hardly get anyone in my group to ride with me because its a rough ride. Anybody else notice that theres a dip or bump or something right at the end of the helix as you're going through the tunnel? I'm not sure if i'm imagining or not but it seems like they're running it faster than it used to be. Still a great coaster nonetheless.

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Re: Future SDC Development Speculation (Long-term)
« Reply #438 on: November 13, 2023, 06:43:26 PM »
Yes, that dip is there and it is VERY rough.  I love riding TNT but no longer ride it due to it being too rough on my back and neck.

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Re: Future SDC Development Speculation (Long-term)
« Reply #439 on: November 15, 2023, 12:34:27 PM »
^ Ditto
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