jordionie
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I agree that they might be doing some final checks before they start testing fully. I know it's a bit different but they also stated at the time that Hyperia would only be testing on weekdays when it first started testing, so that may be something to keep in mind too.
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There's nothing there now. But on Saturday one train was in the unload section and one was in the brake run section.
The train can't get to the brake run section unless it's gone round and completed the circuit or they've moved the train from the unload section for the other train to be on the brake run.
This indicates it tested and was confirmed to have tested by someone I know who works at the park.
Given Rita had been testing last week and just reopened, I shouldn't think it'll be too long before we see the REAL Queen of Speed back up and operating again 😁
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It went down for an extended period of time, most likely due to the same issue it has now, with no correspondence from the park at all.
People speculated then that it would close but it still turned out fine.
There's really nothing to worry about as stated, as if it's not open for the May half term, it'll deffo be back up before the summer holidays :3
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The part is still probably in the post then lol, and have probably got the cherry picker there ready for when it DOES arrive.
Remember it's also got to be given the green light from Intamin for it to be fitted, then it has to go through customs and all that faff.
Despite what others are saying on social media, everything seems normal as this is exactly what happened in 2019 when the ride was closed for the same issue during the summer holidays. But the influencers can get their views up a but more by making their panic and bogus speculation videos.
It shouldn't be too long now, and if it doesn't open soon, I expect they'll try their hardest to get it open for May half term, or failing that, the summer holidays.
Hope this brings some clarity
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