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Or maybe they genuinely don't care about things only enthusiasts would pick up on...

^^ I love how they are trying to hide it with a tarp but are failing miserably. On the end with the green tarp, the track sticks up enough to push the tarp up, and on the other end you can literally see the track. They might as well just show everyone at this point haha

Hyperion's lift has been completed.

Maybe they shouldn't start building their coaster at the beginning of the season without announcing it then.

Geebus, Cedar Fair's more prone to leaks than a house with a paper roof in Florida.

While the clearance looks tight, it's definitely a dive coaster.

Here's another look at the tunnel for Canada's Wonderland's 2019 Project:

I'm still not sure this is a dive coaster. Considering you can see the size of the track as compared to the tunnel, it certainly looks very tight for the wide trains found on these DIve Machines. I could be wrong, though.

I will be riding my very first KMG 118 foot tall booster ride this Tuesday!

As far as I know from visiting the ride at the premiere in Pforzheim and riding it several times later in 2016 as well as this interesting interview from 2016 (second 155) this had always been implemented by design, it's also claimed that the gondola unlocking just needed some time to work properly. It was also already unlocked at the premiere fairground already but the gondola swinging needed some time to go "easier" with lower friction, which is also the case for the smaller inversions. And like almost any funfair ride the ride cycle is controlled by the operator "by hand" and not preprogrammed (although with all the computers controlling / restricting the controls on these modern rides there's not so much difference).

him posting that could result in him losing his job because he posted it.

Looks good so far. I actually quite like it being open air below ground level, it's quite novel.

Depending on what type of modern aesthetic you're going for, I'd consider increasing the gap between the station walls and ceiling, to make sure it doesn't look too claustrophobic.

^^^ I really, really hope it's not a spinning coaster. We need a Helix over here! Your concept looks great!

Work is progressing on White Cyclone

^ Telling a manager would have been better for his job than posting it online, though. Think about how many people would see that and not want to ride.

@ Asianguruu , wow that was quick, its your turn.

^ Yup, it's fully rideable. It uses a slightly modified version of the Doombuggy script by Yedrimas.

^^^ I've considered it but I have another big project that I'm really eager to get started on so I don't think I'd ever get around to doing the whole park. If I did, I'd probably chip away at it over a long period of time. That said, it's very likely that I'll be doing a recreation of the Aquitaine and New France sections of the park for the next part of this project, but I'm not sure how big of a radius around it I'll be doing.

Easily one of my favorite projects, great job! There's so many little details that I spent a while just walking around and checking everything out. I had a good laugh at a few of those easter eggs.

If that's a normal thing for riders, then maybe he was in the right for exposing that and RMC should look into that. I don't think it's anything that anyone should lose a job over.

That, uh, doesn't look good. If I were a park owner I wouldn't buy a product that gives my guests significant bruises and scratches after just a couple rides.