The Strat is permanently closing its rollercoaster on Friday, according to KLAS TV. The deconstruction will take three months. A new ride is planned for the space the coaster now occupies.
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I never got to ride that one. Darn. I so wanted to be hung over the strip and dangled for and hour waiting for help.
You could still get trapped on X Scream or Insanity. http://www.stratospherehotel.com/las_vegas_stratosphere_ride.html
Maybe for the new ride they should just bite the bullet and create a ride that’s *designed* to periodically get stuck for an hour.
Just imagine the compensation for pain and suffering if you did get stuck out there for an hour and a half in the dark in the cold. It almost seems worth it.
BTW, they’re taking out the coaster because IT SUCKS!
Yes this is a good thing. I never even went on that coaster because I knew it would suck. Here’s hoping for another really insane ride to give us all vertigo!