Theme Park Discussion / Roller Coaster Jeopardy
- 13-March 06
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JKay Offline
Acefanatic is correct.
Last one for today
Question #8
A part of a train that is generally a flat piece of steel with a nylon or rubber surface that is attached to the train and placed underneath the track or to keep the train from flying off. If the [blank] comes in contact with the track due to the train rising from negative g-forces it will slide along the track and prevent the train from rising any further. -
ChillerHockey33 Offline
What is an Upstop Wheel/Plate(as used on early arrows)?
-RyanEdited by ChillerHockey33, 13 March 2006 - 04:51 PM.
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Dixon Steele Offline
What is an upstop.
Bollocks, too slow.Edited by Dixon Steele, 13 March 2006 - 04:51 PM.
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Enigmatic Offline
What is quit doing this crap and make your blocky parks with fucked up coasters themed to sweets? -
JKay Offline
Chillerhockey is correct
Question #9
In 1873, this was the first ride to form a complete circuit
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JKay Offline
hobbes is correct
Question #10
Spain, France, Mexico, United States, Confederacy and Republic represent this -
JKay Offline
chapelz is correct, although it represents the entire Six Flags company and not just SFOT.
Question #11
A situation where a coaster train stops outside the station for some reason.
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Xcoaster Offline
Not quite sure, since I don't think this applies to block brakes:
What is a valley? -
JKay Offline
Nope, nope, nope and nope. This one's not as easy. It's more of an industry term I think. A few more guesses, then I'll reveal it. -
JKay Offline
All nopes again. lol. This one was probably too difficult, but I just had to stump you guys at least once.
The answer is "What is a Set-up?"
Question #12
A term used to describe a half-corkscrew inversion element on Bolliger and Mabillard inverted roller coasters
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