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Posted March 12, 2018· Edited March 12, 2018

Time is perceived differently for organisms with higher/lower metabolic rates (e.g larger and smaller) apparently if you were small enough to fit inside the model coaster, it would appear to behave like a normal full size coaster. if you were looking up at a human being form the perspective of an ant, you would perceive people walking around in slow motion. This effect works the opposite way too, hence the portrayal of giants and monsters in movies moving slowly. If you were huge, a real life coaster would appear to accelerate rapidly just like a model coaster we see.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/sep/16/time-passes-slowly-flies-study

Posted March 13, 2018· Edited March 13, 2018

But where exactly is that Coaster smaller ? There are smaller Rides that dont behave Like that (wild Mouse) and i really think it was Just a Run without trims. But i was also thinking about the Position of the Heartline related to the Rider and this Coaster could really Go different through Turns because they are 95% equal so your laterals are easier to Control.
But its all guessing until we get a pov. As Always

^It's the width of the track and supports as compared to a normal coaster, and right now it appears to be a hyper sort of.

Seems Like the pre lift is the most intense Part. Still cant wait to Ride it but doesnt Look too thrilling..
Also that they needed to Speed Up the flat Turn (you can notice it the entrance and Exit of the Turn ) so that it Looks better says Slot.

Posted March 13, 2018· Edited March 13, 2018

It's a mostly empty train. It'll need the weight of the riders and maybe some more breaking in given current pacing, but I think it'll be fine in a couple weeks with a full train.

Posted March 13, 2018· Edited March 13, 2018

Interesting ride. Definitely will be fun. I wonder if/hope the pause before the first launch will get a little quicker or go away entirely. Middle bit of the layout looks great and well paced, though I find the final launch into like 1 and a half real elements to be kinda anti-climactic. All in all a solid, quirky, family-ish ride. Should fit their lineup well.

It certainly doesn't spin nearly as much as I was expecting. I wonder what being launched while facing sideways will feel like.

^I was wondering the same - honestly I think this ride looks quite underrated. I mean sure it isn't quite as fast or intense as some rides, but this ride looks super unique and re-rideable.

Wicker Man didn't open yesterday. I'll be riding it next Sunday instead. Though having seen it in person now it really does look fantastic, I just pray to god that the layout delivers a somewhat enjoyable experience.

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