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Project WC16 - New for 2016


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Ooh, most of the building is done, I'm getting a little bit excited here, Thorpe's marketing team are doing a great job so far.

Looking at the building, it is definitely looking much more of an orangey red now compared to the similarities of the light brown it appeared to have earlier on.

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  On 10/15/2015 at 7:02 PM, MilesK said:

Or track pieces [emoji57] (even though loads of people are telling me it's not a coaster)

 

Seriously they're telling you it's not a coaster because it isn't. 100% sure it isn't.

 

Hoping this thing is trackless, but due to the cost and the fact WC16 loads on the first floor and not the ground floor, I doubt it will be :(

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All dark rides have a large access point. Large pieces of equipment you wouldn't have expected and potentially vehicles have to go in and out of even your average dark ride. It's not a real indication, in fact judging from that photo (!!!! NB: don't judgee scale by anything you see on the internet!!) it looks relatively small.

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  On 10/15/2015 at 10:00 PM, Altitude said:

Seriously they're telling you it's not a coaster because it isn't. 100% sure it isn't.

Hoping this thing is trackless, but due to the cost and the fact WC16 loads on the first floor and not the ground floor, I doubt it will be :(

Ok so a large door to put in whatever they need to put in without people seeing.

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  On 10/16/2015 at 6:57 AM, MarkC said:

Not Necessarily, the door is mainly used for maintanance for when the ride has been built. Most most rides have access to them but due to this being in a shed it means that access is limited therefore they have put a large door

Ok, a big door for maintenance access then!

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There was a video from Legoland Germany when they were putting in the massive Lego X-Wing in their Robo-Arm ride building which showed off a massive maintenance access door as well...

 

Given that usually the building shell is built first before any ride mechanisms, of course it'll have a giant door so that construction vehicles can enter it...

 

There's so much desperate jumping to conclusions for this thing, don't people know how much the trackless technology costs?

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  On 10/16/2015 at 8:03 AM, BenC said:

It's all very well talking about the large maintenance door, but what about the mysterious hatch of mystery...?

 

2016oct15construction10.jpg

 

Only around shoulder height... mysterious.

 

Could that be indicative of the actual ride vehicle size, and this be the point they can swing them outside should they need to?

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  On 10/16/2015 at 7:59 AM, Mad Coaster Man said:

Anyone else noticed that there is new merchandise for the 2016 ride/attraction in Sweets & Souvenirs and also in the Megastore?

It doesn't give much away, but it's kinda interesting. I'll try to get photos next time I'm in the park.

Are you talking about the T-shirts pictured on page 102? 

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