Pieman said:bmac said:Face it, Premier is carving a nice little niche in the launch coaster concept. I really like Premier's thicker track pieces, it is so much more appealing to the eye than Intamin's 4-beam track. I really hope they offer a sight seeing spot where you can see the loop, it would be a crime not to offer a viewing spot.
My experiences with Premier so far have only given me bruises on my ankles.
Of course I've only ridden old Premier rides like Flight of Fear and Backlot Stunt Coaster. Maybe their newer ones are better (read: NO ANKLE RESTRAINTS).
tomahawKSU said:Still doesn't explain why they wasted such a prime location with something that is so small. Could have easily done the loop deal then had a MCBR after that and had a more fulfilling layout.
sparky2u said:POV http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzZcHQT_ ... r_embedded
I like the idea of the top 1/2 of the loop being used as a speed "artime" hill, but then it go straight into the brake run which seems a bit pointless with all that energy left, a bit like "Stealth" ending where it should of carried on, a few more turns, rolls etc before hitting the brakes.
ThisJoey said:I'm baffled by the negativity of most people on this. It looks amazing, wtf?
TheCoasterCruiser said:This roller coaster looks really good and unique.
If this coaster was located at a smaller park like Heide Park for example, I think it would be welcomed a lot more.
One would also think that they would built a longer coaster with more capacity, and that is why people doesn't like this.
Because looking at the coaster itself and not bearing in mind where it's located, will probably change peoples minds and make them have a much more positive view on this.
As said, I personally love the look of this.
Joey said:I'm baffled by the negativity of most people on this. It looks amazing, wtf?