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if you look closely its position is between the BTTF land and the ?paddington? land. I think it's more likely that we will have a water ride in paddington land than in BTTF
In this image from the teaser we can see a possible corkscrew inversion, still to be annaunced.
Also the park revealed it will have 13 airtime points (that's a lot!) and two underground tunnels and for what we can see the layout will be very low-on-the-ground
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLPaWa9nSu0
from this new areal view of the construction site we can clearly see lots of new footers for the coasters:
Footers for The SLC, the boomerang (the old one) and the vekoma mine train (all previously located at the old site) are almost complete...
i doubt it but it seems like that layout in now a clone. I think they're building one in vietnam but i'm not sure. Maybe they're now returning on the old steps with a clone of the coaster that previously was intended to be literally in the same place.
yes, i would agree if only Merlin dosen't totally suck at doing indoor rides. Take Jumanji the adventure at the same park, such a waste of an old glorious dark ride replaced with a Film brand and black walls as theming.
Aside from this I think they can't build a giant concrete box for landscape...
in the released concepts there are also some drawings of what it seems an S&S Railrider train with a frog on it, I don't know what's going on, it's seems like they put it there without any sense
In an italian video of six flags qiddya, the youtuber Jack rev, at the end of the video, does a small interview with an italian employee who works as an art curator for the park, she says that negotiations for the Dragon Ball park are underway and that the rides are in the process of being...
No, Guido Zucchi (Magicland AD) said that they are building a big ground up coaster with a new wood precut technique used previously only in china, and also ZDT's Switchback isn't by Martin & Vleminckx.
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