Animal Kingdom Coaster! Hot? Not?

[Cheetah-Boy]

Animal K's coaster will be release in Spring or Summer 2002 and I got a glimpse at the track, it might be a choose thy own fate, from the top of the first hill. But, it might be that disney chooses your fate, and wich track to go own, It looks weird, but maybe I was just seeing things.

 

[Planogirl]

Please explain what you mean by choose your own fate. And you saw this?

 

[Cheetah-Boy]

I saw the skeleton above the standard disney refurbish fence! Just the top.

Choose thy own fate, meaning they might go up to the top of the hill and have buttons and they press the one that they want to embark upon and majority rules, meaning, there would probably not be an even number of people in a car. The choose thy ow fate was originally used in Horizons (tear) when you chose Desert, Space or Ocean.

~Cheetah~

 

[JeffJewell]

...that Primeval Whirl would have two completely distinct tracks.

Jeff

 

[KidDurango]

I'm not sure what you saw over the wall, but Primeval Whirl Coaster track has not even begun to be installed as of 4:00 this afternoon. Many are confusing what is being referred to as Cementosaurus with part of the coaster because of the amount of steel in its construction, but it is simply a large dinosaur sculpture. There will be two seperate and unconnected tracks on Primeval.

 

[Cheetah-Boy]

I'm sorry. I guess I saw something I didn't.

 

[All Aboard]

No Cheetah, you saw what you saw. I'm no expert, but the upper right hand photo on WDWMAGIC.COM sure looks like it could be a coaster. It even looks like some steel rail track is in place. But, the artwork does show a giant dino as part of the 'rama. Look at the artwork and the photos on this link. What's the relationship of the spinner that's being put in and the construction that we see? That could clue us.

WDWMagic.com Link

 

[KidDurango]

Yes it does look very much like coaster track work, but if you go by there today, you will see that part of that structure has already been covered in plaster and is clearly the tail of a dinosaur. This "Cementosaurus" will serve as one gateway to Dino-rama, with guests passing between his legs. It stands right by the entrance of the Theater in The Wild's shade temporary shade structure. If you picture the Dino-rama development as being roughly triangular, this stands at one point, the Triceratop-spin stands at another, and the coaster will be at the third. This puts it all the way back, at the furthest point away from the Boneyard.