Six Flags Over Georgia (SFOG) Discussion Thread

by **CoasterFanatic** » Sun Jun 26, 2005 9:13 pm

Blows my whole "those who know" theory.

by **bgwfreak** » Mon Jun 27, 2005 5:09 am

Jordan Shankman wrote:Its confirmed.

When I was at the park the other day I was looking around at all the spray paint markings and what not, and noticed that the PR guy, the woman with the red hair, and one other guy (all of them are pretty important) were walking toward where I was. When they saw that I was looking at the markings I looked at them very glaringly and then back at the markings, back at them, then back at the markings. They started laughing and I walked up to them and was like "sooo wanna give me some info?" and I could tell the PR guy was all uncomfortable and stuff. I then said, "it's a B&M hyper isn't it?" and instantly they all looked at each other really fast and the red haired lady mouthed "he's good".

So yeah, it's confirmed.

But then again that could have been to throw me off, but I doubt it.

Let the Road Trip planning begin!!!!

If this turns out to be true I'm already planning on renewing my Six Flags pass next year.

by **Jordan Shankman** » Mon Jun 27, 2005 5:15 am

CoasterFanatic wrote:Blows my whole "those who know" theory.

Haha, well I could tell when she mouthed "he's good" she wasn't expecting me to see. They were walking away. Haha...suckers.

by **bgwfreak** » Mon Jun 27, 2005 5:22 am

Now if SFOG would only learn what customer service and security are. :roll:

by **Jordan Shankman** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 10:04 am

Someone who apparently has seen the model of the ride provided this information...

B&M Hyper

235 ft drop, into a tunnel below road

Blue, silver, red, white

Sunken station in USA section

MCBR

10 drops

What's a sunken station. I'm guessing it's a station that's sunk...but I don't really understand. Are there any other rides with this so called sunken station?

by **colinmom71** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:01 am

I'm assuming it means the station will be burrowed/sunken below ground level... As for other coasters with sunken stations, I suppose Nemesis at Alton Towers qualifies as having a sunken station. Heck, almost the entire coaster qualifies, if my interpretation is correct...

Because of the elevation difference between a sunken station in the USA section to the tunnel at the end of the first drop, a 200 ft. lift hill (from ground level) will be able to have a 235+ drop... At least that's the claim...

by **BiCoastal Kid** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:25 am

Well, if you notice, the markings are only in places that are going to require heavy construction, such as near busy paths roads and rides. The ride could actually go a bit farther out than what we're looking at right now.

by **SharkTums** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:47 am

Is SFoG really the best place to be building a 'sunken station'. It seems like every time they get more than a few inches of rain the place floods pretty severly! :lol:

Elissa "maybe they're going for the first Hyper Water Coaster!" Alvey

by **BiCoastal Kid** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 4:24 pm

^It's in the USA section. They should theme it to getting off the top of your house when the Mississippi floods.

by **Erik Johnson** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:30 pm

The Great Gasp better be working when I go there in a week and a half.
Looping Starship....got one at BGT

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