CoasterGuy06 wrote:^ I noticed the other day it still isn't posted and that seems strange. I want to say it's usually up in November/December.
Did anyone else receive the 2014 new attraction survey? I took it earlier, and I want to respect their wish to not post the actual ride concept they were asking about. I will say, it is not something I was expecting and if they really do build the ride it has the potential to be a VERY good addition if done right.
I'd bet screamscape will have both things up in time, anyways, I checked Facebook and the SFOG website, but we still have no SkyScreamer construction, and i'm not searching the web, after that Smiler promo ( and realizing the names are very similar) I'm still shaking from it. ( Why don't you just smile?)
Aceattack52 wrote:I'd bet screamscape will have both things up in time, anyways, I checked Facebook and the SFOG website, but we still have no SkyScreamer construction, and i'm not searching the web, after that Smiler promo ( and realizing the names are very similar) I'm still shaking from it. ( Why don't you just smile?)
Yeah-it doesn't seem like the park is making a very big deal out of it. They made a huge deal out of Dare Devil Dive and now this breaks a height record for the park, an we hardly hear anything about it, if that. What's going on?
simaticable wrote:Aceattack52 wrote:I'd bet screamscape will have both things up in time, anyways, I checked Facebook and the SFOG website, but we still have no SkyScreamer construction, and i'm not searching the web, after that Smiler promo ( and realizing the names are very similar) I'm still shaking from it. ( Why don't you just smile?)
Yeah-it doesn't seem like the park is making a very big deal out of it. They made a huge deal out of Dare Devil Dive and now this breaks a height record for the park, an we hardly hear anything about it, if that. What's going on?
You basically answered your own question. SFOG isn't promoting this ride that much because it isn't a coaster. DDD brought some cool elements that the park has never seen, and it was the first of its type to be in a Six Flags park, so it was unique. SkyScreamer is located at many other parks around the U.S. and is just not that marketable. It's a flat that spins you up and down a tower, not really much to market.
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Her0ofLime wrote:simaticable wrote:Aceattack52 wrote:I'd bet screamscape will have both things up in time, anyways, I checked Facebook and the SFOG website, but we still have no SkyScreamer construction, and i'm not searching the web, after that Smiler promo ( and realizing the names are very similar) I'm still shaking from it. ( Why don't you just smile?)
Yeah-it doesn't seem like the park is making a very big deal out of it. They made a huge deal out of Dare Devil Dive and now this breaks a height record for the park, an we hardly hear anything about it, if that. What's going on?
You basically answered your own question. SFOG isn't promoting this ride that much because it isn't a coaster. DDD brought some cool elements that the park has never seen, and it was the first of its type to be in a Six Flags park, so it was unique. SkyScreamer is located at many other parks around the U.S. and is just not that marketable. It's a flat that spins you up and down a tower, not really much to market.
Yeah, but at least they could do a construction update, they did a whole podcast AND live construction update for Monster Mansion. But when we lose a classic ride and get a ride higher than EVERY ride in the park, we don't even get a construction update.
EDIT: Plus, at SFGAdv. their SkyScreamer got alot of hype, and it wasn't even the tallest ride in the park. Seriously, with the "Supah Tall" things the GP want these days, you would expect SFOG to take all the marketing oppurtinities that are thrown at them!
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