Mirabilandia Discussion Thread

[ginzoWhy do I still have a donkey title???]

A water coaster that doesn't get people wet in Italy???

[ernierockerWhy do I still have a donkey title???]

^It's not like it gets hot or anything at these parks.

Oh, and...

At this point, I'm convinced Mirabilandia doesn't even know what they purchased!

LOL!

I can imagine the tweet after this:

"Got WAY drunk with #sandorkernacs last night. Can't remember a thing! May or may not have bought a 20M€ coaster from him."

[alpengeist04Why do I still have a donkey title???]

At this point, I'm convinced Mirabilandia doesn't even know what they purchased!

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one confused.

[SchotcherI own the website www.donkey.com]

I never realized 45 degrees was classified as "vertical".

[jzooleI know more about donkeys than women!]

^ I find that perplexing as well. Maybe it will be a vertical drop through a tunnel that is cooled to exactly 45 degrees? But would that be celsius or fahrenheit... So many questions!

[coasterfreak101Gimme Some Candy!]

^I would hope Fahrenheit, considering that 45*C is 113*F!

[giscoStarbucks Enthusiast]

^I would hope Fahrenheit, considering that 45*C is 113*F!

It does get warm in Italy so that is not out of the question!

[bottom_feeder_132 + 2 = donkey!]

Maybe it'll have a 113* 'Fahrenheit' drop, which would be like 45* 'Celsius', e.g. it has a 113* drop but to get us talking they spread rumors of a 45* drop.

[-Edge of Beast-My brain is often hibernating.]

A 113 degree drop would be fun. I guess it wouldn't be a water coaster, it would probably be an El Loco from S&S if that is case.

[coasterfreak101Gimme Some Candy!]

1) Other companies can make beyond-vertical drops. Gerstlauer broke the record with a 121* drop earlier this year.
2) That's not even a real rumor, just a joke.