Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby Guy T. Koepp » Tue Jul 24, 2012 4:27 pm

^How do you figure? They can only run 2 trains total on Raven. As far as I know, it has no MCBR block section. They never release a train before one reaches the final break run. I can't see Timberliners jamming up capacity any more or less than new or existing PTCs.
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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby biker7766 » Tue Jul 24, 2012 5:28 pm

Just by the size of the trains, row wise.
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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby Guy T. Koepp » Tue Jul 24, 2012 5:59 pm

I think the size of the individual cars is a non issue. I actually think the dispatch times would increase as the loading on the Timberliners is easier due to no seatbelt that needs to be checked in addition to the lap bar.
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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby ahecht » Tue Jul 24, 2012 6:25 pm

At Holiwood Nights a couple of years back they mentioned that they would consider Timberliners for the Raven and the Legend if they worked out well on the Voyage. So, yeah...
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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby triggernel » Tue Jul 24, 2012 7:08 pm

Going next Monday, not too worried about the lines for the coasters, but how has Mammoth affected Wildebeest's lines? Are they both averaging about the same amount of line length? Does 30 minutes for each sound reasonable? Looking like a hot day.
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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby DBru » Tue Jul 24, 2012 10:17 pm

Hate to burst your bubble, but unless you feeling like sprinting to Mammoth as soon as the water park opens, your looking at a line of AT LEAST an hour for Mammoth and slightly less for Wildebeest.

Mammoth has been drawing mammoth lines and attracting more people back to that corner of the water park...meaning lines for Wildebeest haven't decreased by much, if at all.
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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby triggernel » Wed Jul 25, 2012 12:56 am

That's fine, not the biggest fan of Wildebeest anyways. Give me Black Anaconda any day! I'll probably do the sprint to Mammoth, and maybe hit it at the end of the day. Hopefully that means the dry park is even less busy than years past.

So has their plan to manage the lines backfired on them? Thought the whole idea of putting in a higher capacity version was to pump the people through the line and away from Wildebeest...? Will we see another one for 2013? 12 person boats? ;)

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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby Milo1188 » Wed Jul 25, 2012 7:09 am

Did Mammoth every get those other "log-flume" esque rafts?

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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby Real » Wed Jul 25, 2012 7:36 am

I think it just means increased business. If you can fill both lines, then either everything else in the waterpark/main park has no line or HW is continuing to increase the counts on their ticket sales. Which is great.

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Re: Holiday World (HW) Discussion Thread

Postby coastercrazy216 » Wed Jul 25, 2012 8:19 am

DBru wrote:Hate to burst your bubble, but unless you feeling like sprinting to Mammoth as soon as the water park opens, your looking at a line of AT LEAST an hour for Mammoth and slightly less for Wildebeest.

Mammoth has been drawing mammoth lines and attracting more people back to that corner of the water park...meaning lines for Wildebeest haven't decreased by much, if at all.



Has Mammoth received the row boat style raft yet or is it still just the circular raft? Paula, do you have any information on this?

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