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Six Flags Fiesta Texas | Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger | B&M Dive Coaster | 2022

Jeffrey Siebert is asking people to vote on the front of the train design; whether it will say the full ride name or just Cliffhanger:-

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Jeffrey Siebert on Instagram: "We need your vote for the front of the Cliffhanger train design! Version A with the full ride name, or version B with just Cliffhanger. Post your vote in the comments. #SFFT2022 (Gold train front pictured)."

450 likes, 377 comments - siebertjeffrey on March 24, 2022: "We need your vote for the front of the Cliffhanger train design! Version A with the full ride name, or version B with just Cliffhanger. Post your vote in the comments. #SFFT2022 (Gold train front pictured).".
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CrashCoaster said:
Jeffrey Siebert is asking people to vote on the front of the train design; whether it will say the full ride name or just Cliffhanger:-

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Jeffrey Siebert on Instagram: "We need your vote for the front of the Cliffhanger train design! Version A with the full ride name, or version B with just Cliffhanger. Post your vote in the comments. #SFFT2022 (Gold train front pictured)."

450 likes, 377 comments - siebertjeffrey on March 24, 2022: "We need your vote for the front of the Cliffhanger train design! Version A with the full ride name, or version B with just Cliffhanger. Post your vote in the comments. #SFFT2022 (Gold train front pictured).".
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I personally think it should be titled:

Six Flags Fiesta Texas | Dr. Diabolical's Cliffhanger | B&M Dive Coaster | 2022​

 
I still think the 7 across rows are ****ing weird. Plus, 21 riders per car?!

The only logical thought process is that they're looking to implement better operations on the single rider queueing system (if they even do it). So in theory, every single train could potentially have a family of four, a couple and a single rider (for example).
 
Lofty said:
I still think the 7 across rows are ****ing weird. Plus, 21 riders per car?!

The only logical thought process is that they're looking to implement better operations on the single rider queueing system (if they even do it). So in theory, every single train could potentially have a family of four, a couple and a single rider (for example).
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Or work like Phantasialand do on Chiapas and River Quest and have a separate queue right at the end for even and odd-numbered parties. This way attendants can pick more easily from each one ensuring that each train is completely filled.

I am really intrigued to see how this works in reality because this will require a person batching people at all times, and we know how Six Flags like to cut corners in terms of operations.
 
Huh, interesting on the 7. I can see the hypothetical playout on allowing different permutations - but like others genuinely question how many true, full rows will be dispatched versus having an empty rider.
 
Hyde said:
I know how they install the lift chain - but I still swear it's black magic, and actually put in place by elves in the middle of a full-moon night.
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Heh, that even makes sense with the calendar. There's a full-moon in two days.
 
Latest updates from the coaster;

Local media got mouthy and dropped a plausible June 25 grand opening date. Jeffrey Siebert was quick to shoot it down as unofficial, although given that it was only two weeks off of their originally suggested June 11 date, it's worth keeping an eye on.

Lots of progress taking place on the queue. Crews have been relocating structure roofs of unused pavilions onto the Dr. D. cattle pens. Pretty cool way to save materials.
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Station and storage track structures are going up;
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They've begun loading cars into the latter;
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