 We headed up to Six Flags Magic Mountain's Fright Fest last night, and we are very happy to say that the event has once again stepped up it's game. The three new mazes were great, well themed and had some great "scares" in them. We'll have our full Fright Fest update early in the week, along with our Queen Mary's Dark Harbor updates. But in the meantime, we wanted to bring you the latest on Twisted Colossus.  From the parking lot, doesn't look like much has changed on the ride since last week, but that's just what it looks like from here. =)    Such a weird view with no first drop      Looks like some new track has arrived    Inside the park, track has been completed from the brake run, the entire station, pre-lift and heading up the lift hill.   The blue track (toward the right) is heading up the lift hill, the green track (on the left) is the final run into the station.  The green track looks much darker on this side than it does in the parking lot.   A close up of the lift hill track.  I'm sure we'll be seeing blue track headed up the lift hill very soon   Work has begun on the "Back Alley" portion, and unfortunately it looks like some trees are on their way out.      Guessing there will be a new store on the top level, but hopefully the trees that are still here will be saved.  That's going to wrap it up for our latest Twisted Colossus update. Not sure when we'll be back at the park, but if anything major changes we'll be sure to head up.
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Look closely at the blue track leaving the station. It looks like the curve straightens a bit. I don't know if that's intentional or whether riders will even notice it. This reminds me of what seems to be a straight track section of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad during the high speed spiral. However, since they've retracked that ride, I haven't ridden it so I don't know it it's still there. Leave a Reply. |
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