Recent content by HQCrazyCat

Baynum Solutions recently entered the coaster building field too, in addition to painting them. There's also companies like Sky High Coasters and Adena Corporation (the latter of which does more than coasters, but they've done some of big B&M rides)

All the track has been installed - apparently only took 8 days.

The restraints on the Six Flags rides aren't shared; each rider has their own lap bar.

Six Flags Dubai wasn't a park by the Six Flags company either.

That Reddit post is misleading - it temporarily closed on Tuesday and reopened later the same day. It's unlikely it closed "since it was so rough". Some of the transitions are definitely rough though - embarrassingly so for a just-refurbished ride.

The wood supports are just part of the ride in the museum; a normal kiddie coaster would have regular steel supports. https://skylineattractions.com/skyline-attractions-supports-artist-ej-hill-on-operating-roller-coaster-installation/

Premier is probably teasing a new product, not a new-for-2023 ride.

Looks like a lot of trees are staying - should be a cool night ride.

You're overthinking it - pull up a Google Maps overview and you'll see the elephant enclosure is directly in-between the guest pathway and the Screamin' Swing construction site.

NASCAR Speedpark near Dollywood has added a Unicoaster named "Victory Burnout".

From this article in Gulf Business... 1km is about 3300 ft and 88km/h is 55 mph.