Chegg it up we shall

Morey's posted some pics on facebook with some of the New coaster

http://tinyurl.com/2ehphk3


I have a few I need to post of some of our GA Outpost members

Pretty sure the current model was designed entirely by GCI. However Premiere and Gravity Group are/were potential firms for the final product.

I'd say that range is about right. They don't seem to want to commit to anything.

They've got a lot of site preparation to do before they can surprise and start building the new woodie. Other rides and buildings have to be relocated/demolished to make way for the ride. Once the Skyscraper shows up on the Great White pier, we'll know it's time. Can't wait to see it all transpire. It's going to look look really cool when it's all in place.

Back to the event kind of... Did anyone else get "friended" by Jack Morey on Facebook yesterday?

Who cares if they ever send out the t-shirts. They don't owe them to us IMO. Some people are so whiny it makes me want to kick them in the head.

Exactly. They do way more than they should simply because they are trying to impress the enthusiast community and get recognition. But no matter how much you give, there are always some tools that want more and want it now.

Look for a 2012-2013 opening

They have all the Permits and approvals from the State DEP,Towns etc.
(will span both N. Wildwood and Wildwood)

So like Matt said when you see the Skyscraper and the Giant Slide being moved that's a sign

Artist rendition



full size link

http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/8305/img0678woodieartwork.jpg

I'm really getting a Gravity Group feel from this coaster and I can only hope that is the case. I see a lot of Ravine Flyer, Hades and Boardwalk Bullet in there.

Huh? It looks soooo GCI and not at all Gravity Group if you look at the details of the banking. Way too many swooping turns for Gravity Group's style. Although they incorporate *some* spiraling drops and hills (like Hade's and RF2's turnarounds), their signature is straight hills/drops and parallel track and they usually transition out of their turns before entering drops in order to maximize the airtime. GCI's signature is to have no parallel tracks (going in every direction like an interstate interchange) and they usually blend turns into their hills which cuts down on laterals and airtime. It's kind of like the difference between B&Ms and Arrows (in terms of layouts).

At the Ghost Ship media event I talked with Will Morey and asked if its still GCI doing the coaster
and he said yes

so GCI  is pretty much doing it unless something crazy goes wrong

I Got my Coosten by the Ocean Shirt Yesterday
Gray  with Black lettering
on back has Ghost Ship Moreys Piers Wildwood NJ
front top left Coasten by the Ocean 2010