Lagoon's Fire Dragon.....The "Bouncing" Upright Two
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That's not good.
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Safe or NOT, that STILL freaks me out! @_@
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We can still be creeped out by it, no matter what.
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Isn't the CASE, not cars. :P
Just like the woodie track joint, there's no problem here. Portable rides are designed to move like this so that the structure is strong enough not to fatigue and crack, but light enough to be trucked around.
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Wait a minute...I just noticed...WHY MUST IT BE THE RED TRAIN?!!? Lol =P
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LOL NOT GOOD AT ALL DUDE XD
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The reason that is is because originally, the Fire Dragon was a portable roller coaster. Because of this, it rests on wood, so it would be easy to take down. They can take it down or put it up in 2 days.
bzcoolness 1 year ago
@bzcoolness Yes, I know it is a Transportable Ride as I was a Crew C Operator. ;) Additionally, Tear Down and Erecting Time is 3 Days. ;)
linearinduction 1 year ago
Where's the problem? It's a heavy steel structure sitting on wooden feet, as is common for portable rides. The fact the steel is as heavy as it is, means it will never lift enough to shift out of place. If the ride's dynamic forces were such that they caused a dangerous movement, it would be rectified - but this isn't the cars. Ever watched the track on a portable wild mouse coaster? - everything lifts and bends, safely!
PierreProcter 4 years ago
No one said this was a problem, it's just something different. Lagoon's Maurer Wild Mouse doesn't do a lot of Obvious Lifting Like this Upright nor a lot of Bending...you must have seen a Zamperla Mouse. lol =)
linearinduction 4 years ago
It's a good thing the beams are filled with water!!!LOL
Rct3man777 4 years ago
They are Actually not Filled With Anything. ;)
linearinduction 4 years ago