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This was supposed to be a station for a monorail attraction, which got axed when this expansion was being built. Might still happen one day, who knowsOn park today and been having a look at the new coaster but something else caught my eye! Does anyone know what the building is or was supposed to be for? It has a trough like space for a track of some sort?
Maybe @FOMO Coaster will know? Thanks
There's another never-used monorail station in Sweet Valley, the monorail would've left it where Honey Harbour now is, as you can see from on the ride.On park today and been having a look at the new coaster but something else caught my eye! Does anyone know what the building is or was supposed to be for? It has a trough like space for a track of some sort?
Maybe @FOMO Coaster will know? Thanks
Actually, I'm not sure if there actually were plans to build the monorail which then got cancelled, or if these station buildings were included in the areas as a long term preparation thing and the monorail itself is still some years down the road. Someone else might have an answer to that?
Why would Clermont be the reason for the B&M rattle, when B&M is responsible for the production and Clermont is only providing the exact work B&M ordered.A new story has come about with B&M stopping production at clermont steel fabrication..I wonder if this coaster was already in the manufacturing process or not? If it wasn’t then there is a chance it could be smooth which would be fantastic!! Pray that B&M is on the right track to getting there coasters smooth once again
Of course I know as much as you do but there could be a variety of possible factors that make B&M decide to change supplier. Maybe it has nothing to do with the roughness and moving to a different company is a financial or practical decisions. But also execution of the order could be lacking quality.
Tormenta was the final coaster fabricated at Clermont according to Screamscapes post about this, so this should be among the first (if not the first) that's fabricated at the new plant.A new story has come about with B&M stopping production at clermont steel fabrication..I wonder if this coaster was already in the manufacturing process or not? If it wasn’t then there is a chance it could be smooth which would be fantastic!! Pray that B&M is on the right track to getting there coasters smooth once again
Shame you can't really see the track type
Very very sad reacts
That looks kinda short for a wing, unless it’s five cars like some of them. A dive tho…
