ListenToCKY
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This takes the cake for the biggest piece of crap/waste of money ever.
I went to Cedar Point for the first time on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, I only saw it go over about 8 times. One time, it was at the very top and rolled back. I guess it broke down because they weren't running it for the rest of the day. Sunday, it was rainy, and it looked like it wasn't going to open...until around 3:15. My friend and I hopped in line while they were testing. It would go over about once every three times empty. The sun came out, and it started making over empty and with a full train. They let people line up in the queue. The wait was about an hour and 15 minutes. That was fine with us. They tested it a couple of times with a full train, and then nothing happened for a long time. IT BROKE DOWN. They said the delay would be lengthy so a bunch of people left. We were probably half an hour away from riding (if it wasn't broke). They then said it would be at least two hours until it was working again. We had to leave at six, and it was going on 4:45 when they said this, so we had to leave. It sucked because this was one of the things we wanted to ride the most, but all in all my trip was excellent. Lines weren't nearly as long as I figured, and we rode everything (minus carnival type and kiddy rides), some more than once.
What I don't get is why they didn't make it 10 feet shorter. It would go over every time with no problem. Did the park know it would not go over all the time? If not, can't they sue the engineers? From what I've heard it's been breaking down all the time. What a waste.
I went to Cedar Point for the first time on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, I only saw it go over about 8 times. One time, it was at the very top and rolled back. I guess it broke down because they weren't running it for the rest of the day. Sunday, it was rainy, and it looked like it wasn't going to open...until around 3:15. My friend and I hopped in line while they were testing. It would go over about once every three times empty. The sun came out, and it started making over empty and with a full train. They let people line up in the queue. The wait was about an hour and 15 minutes. That was fine with us. They tested it a couple of times with a full train, and then nothing happened for a long time. IT BROKE DOWN. They said the delay would be lengthy so a bunch of people left. We were probably half an hour away from riding (if it wasn't broke). They then said it would be at least two hours until it was working again. We had to leave at six, and it was going on 4:45 when they said this, so we had to leave. It sucked because this was one of the things we wanted to ride the most, but all in all my trip was excellent. Lines weren't nearly as long as I figured, and we rode everything (minus carnival type and kiddy rides), some more than once.
What I don't get is why they didn't make it 10 feet shorter. It would go over every time with no problem. Did the park know it would not go over all the time? If not, can't they sue the engineers? From what I've heard it's been breaking down all the time. What a waste.
Sorry you did not get to ride TTD, I think CP should sue those engineers, LOL.
I was there too this weekend, but not a mega-coaster fan, Iron Dragon was fine for me. As you did not get to ride it, I have a link here for you from one of the DIS'ers who did ride it this weekend, oldkicker. Take care and maybe next trip back they will have the post installation bugs worked out, like Test Track at WDW. Again, nice to see you here.


