That may not matter. They have the experience and knowledge to go in and take the parks on. So no doubt they’d have no issues getting the financial backing as long as they can show that what the currently do is successful.
If it was me getting this, I’d have delayed opening by a year, had it shipped over, had the track sand blasted and checked for issues, then had it primed and repainted. Surely that’d be the safest and most cost effective? That way you know you’ve know issues with the track and the paint is fresh...
The biggest change is the removal of the hydraulic system that lifts up the arm away from the floor, removing the need for the ride to lower. This has in turn made it more reliable and speeds up the capacity.
Maybe there is more to this project that we don’t know about, perhaps this cost includes a brand new entrance area or something else that’s not in planning as it’s not needed.
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