ruadisneyfan2
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51 inches. Weird, I know.
Yeah Baby!!!

ds9 is 51.5" and can't wait to be 54" to get on Hulk & DD. He was so sad when they got rid of FU.
He'll be so happy to hear this!!



51 inches. Weird, I know.
Come by and see me! (I won't be at Rockit)I leave in a week and Im really hoping it's open but my hopes are around my knees at the minute
Don't shoot me now....Remember last year when The Simpsons opened? Express was not available for a while right after the opening...I hope that's not the case with the HR3.
There wa a link here to pics of HR3 and it showed an inverted loop AND an inverted twist at the top of the loop. What the heck was I seeing then???There are no inversions on the HR3 so you should be OK.
Maybe that's what I was thinking but I could have sworn there were posts last year from people who could not use their Express access for a couple of weeks when it first opened. Oh well...whatever.Express was available when the Simpson's opened last year. We arrived on the day of the grand opening on May 15 and we had access to Express. Perhaps prior to the grand opening, Express wasn't available.
You need to see the video of the ride on YouTube...there are NO inversions anywhere on the track as there are no shoulder harnesses on the trains.There wa a link here to pics of HR3 and it showed an inverted loop AND an inverted twist at the top of the loop. What the heck was I seeing then???![]()
There are no inversions on the HR3 so you should be OK.
There wa a link here to pics of HR3 and it showed an inverted loop AND an inverted twist at the top of the loop. What the heck was I seeing then???![]()
Maybe that's what I was thinking but I could have sworn there were posts last year from people who could not use their Express access for a couple of weeks when it first opened. Oh well...whatever.
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There wa a link here to pics of HR3 and it showed an inverted loop AND an inverted twist at the top of the loop. What the heck was I seeing then???![]()
You need to see the video of the ride on YouTube...there are NO inversions anywhere on the track as there are no shoulder harnesses on the trains.
The loop twists on its way up and down so that at the top of the loop, the vehicle is on top of the loop instead of upside-down, inside of the loop.
I think of it as kind of a mobius strip loop.![]()
You can't always go by the lack of shoulder harnesses (although I know you're right on this one...no inversions on Rip Ride Rockit). But don't forget Scorpion at Busch Gardens. A nice big upsidedown loop done with only lapbars. I always find that a little freaky.You need to see the video of the ride on YouTube...there are NO inversions anywhere on the track as there are no shoulder harnesses on the trains.
I was just at Universal Studios on Thursday and I was waiting in line to get on the Jimmy Neutron ride and I was talking to the lady who scanned the express tickets and she was telling me the ride was opening in three weeks dont know of anyone already said it and she asked me would I ride and I was like in a heart beat she said she wouldn't get on it if they paid her lol but looking at it in person made me want to ride it even more guess I won't get the chance until next year but people were actually winning tickets off the radio to ride it the coaster looked really long lol can't wait to ride it may have to make a trip on spring break for it.![]()
You said it! I finally re-found the picture I mentioned above with the thing that looks like a double inversion that's actually a non-inversion:
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I just wish I could find the thread here on The DIS where I originally saw the link to this photo's thread. Maybe it was deleted?![]()
I think it's a chronosynclastic infundibulum!