floorless roler coaster evacuation
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Anonymous
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Do you mean because they have no floor?
I'm pretty sure that I have seen pieces to be used as temporary flooring lying around in pictures, can't find any picture that shows it though...
I'm pretty sure that I have seen pieces to be used as temporary flooring lying around in pictures, can't find any picture that shows it though...
dropthefloor93
Hyper Poster
SnooSnoo said:Same way they would evacuate a Invert.
Yes but it is more difficult to access a Floorless because the track obstructs any movable bridge that could be raised under the cars of an Invert.
^ That's why there are steel platforms that are laid down overtop of the track in the event of riders being stranded on the lift hill.
In the event of valleying, they just do it the old fashioned way, using a cherry picker or elevated platform to pick people out a row at a time, since the train would be low enough to the ground.
For instance, Dominator used to have a catwalk on the turn after the interlocking corkscrews in GL.
http://rcdb.com/632.htm?p=734
When it was relocated to KD, they did away with the catwalk, as the track is easily accessible via crane.
http://rcdb.com/4079.htm?p=28201
In the event of valleying, they just do it the old fashioned way, using a cherry picker or elevated platform to pick people out a row at a time, since the train would be low enough to the ground.
For instance, Dominator used to have a catwalk on the turn after the interlocking corkscrews in GL.
http://rcdb.com/632.htm?p=734
When it was relocated to KD, they did away with the catwalk, as the track is easily accessible via crane.
http://rcdb.com/4079.htm?p=28201
What a load of rubbish Hyde! We all know that the truth is hidden ejector seats. There's a release button on the back of each seat which launches the entire row 2,000 feet into the air, then a parachute opens and you float safely down into the arms of your loved ones!
It's true... I read it on the internet!!!
It's true... I read it on the internet!!!
jjjjustin
Hyper Poster
furie said:What a load of rubbish Hyde! We all know that the truth is hidden ejector seats. There's a release button on the back of each seat which launches the entire row 2,000 feet into the air, then a parachute opens and you float safely down into the arms of your loved ones!
It's true... I read it on the internet!!!
the internet never lies....ever so it must be true.
CMonster
Giga Poster
furie said:What a load of rubbish Hyde! We all know that the truth is hidden ejector seats. There's a release button on the back of each seat which launches the entire row 2,000 feet into the air, then a parachute opens and you float safely down into the arms of your loved ones!
It's true... I read it on the internet!!!
It's on Thrillville... so obviously the truth.
jjjjustin
Hyper Poster
so why would they lie its defiantly trueCMonster said:furie said:What a load of rubbish Hyde! We all know that the truth is hidden ejector seats. There's a release button on the back of each seat which launches the entire row 2,000 feet into the air, then a parachute opens and you float safely down into the arms of your loved ones!
It's true... I read it on the internet!!!
It's on Thrillville... so obviously the truth.
ATTACKHAMMER
Strata Poster
Do they not have a way to move the rollercoaster near a platform on the track if there was a power cut.