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The first turn around is unique. I think this is great for Europe, I hope to see more RMC's in other part of the world. I don't see a problem with the elements, they don't get old to me.

That makes perfect sense. Also, they can add in an extra airtime moment in a short space, notice how the ending of the last sideways airtime section is a decent ways above the ground.

Have you ridden a stall?

I want to see grey, white, black, gold, or silver

I don't know, that second roll into stall is pretty unique, you can tell Schilke's changing it up slightly, adding in new things. The turnaround is a first, that will be amazing in back row, and the shaping on the last roll is such to be interesting. Personally, stalls, wave turns, and airtime...

Me too, but now they make launched wing coasters and gigas with sideways airtime. Of course, the way they do it is extremely refined and basic, in a good sense. I think that sometimes overly wacky layouts make some of the GP confused in various senses.

Yeah, that's what I meant. The Intamin wall stall is 0 g. I Understand RMC is ejector. The turnaround does appear to have brief floater during the initial transition. The first element seems to be more like 0.2 G or something, except for the transitions. I think it will give a nice sensation...

I mention it would be somewhere close to 0 g in the post. If you look at the low to the ground air hill after the treble clef, it's banked sideways for, like, 2/3 of it, which is the other point of airtime. I agree, it won't be strong ejector.

I think one thing people aren't talking about is the first element. It appears to be around 0g, I think this is B&M doing something similar to a wave turn or wall stall. If you study the layout, there seems to be four major point of sideways airtime, with the last one being the strongest. Given...

Cool photos dude. The view from the road is awesome.

Meh, I don't think so. Isn't most of the price the construction itself? Let's say they sell the track for half the price, that's only half the track off the price of a brand new one, the cost of everything else is still the same. So essentially, all you're saving money on is the track itself...

I hope CGA gets that Hyper.

I don't know if that's possible with the amount of structure around certain parts. I don't think I've ever seen an RMC pull through.

This makes total sense. 99% of the people who would travel more than a few hours for this are enthusiasts, who already know what's going on.

Talk about a train!

I really hope so. A Giga Accelerator would put Busch Gardens in the top 5 or 10 parks in North America, easily like a number 4 or something. I hope it's an inverting top hat.

I think blue for a tall coaster is cool, it kinda blends into the sky.

So then was Pulsar the first coaster to feature an airtime hill launch? I was thinking Copperhead Strike, I forgot about Pulsar.

I think he's right. Intamin and RMC seem to do this. Even launch coasters such as Nefasken (spelling?) in Turkey seem to do this, a wide variety of elements. Often times RMC's aren't the tallest or fastest in the park, but they often end up being the best, or second best, do to the wide variety...

That's the height of the reverse spike.