New winged roller coaster ‘the Swarm’ rips the arms off crash test dummies

SloMotion · 03-02-2012, 07:31 AM

But only after they figure out how not to dismember it's riders? I need to hear from UK_WhoDat or some other local B&G member over there on how this thing is coming along and/or if it actually kills someone.

"A theme park in London is set to debut a powerful new winged roller coaster this month, but only after first figuring out how not to dismember its riders. Time reports that Thorpe Park has been conducting test runs of its new coaster, the Swarm, even enlisting fighter pilots who described the ride as "gut-wrenching."

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03-02-2012, 07:31 AM	#1
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	New winged roller coaster ‘the Swarm’ rips the arms off crash test dummies But only after they figure out how not to dismember it's riders? I need to hear from UK_WhoDat or some other local B&G member over there on how this thing is coming along and/or if it actually kills someone. "A theme park in London is set to debut a powerful new winged roller coaster this month, but only after first figuring out how not to dismember its riders. Time reports that Thorpe Park has been conducting test runs of its new coaster, the Swarm, even enlisting fighter pilots who described the ride as "gut-wrenching." *Read More:* New winged roller coaster