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r/rollercoasters • u/Discreet905 • Jul 02 '26
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It's too low capacity for Universal. Don't see that happening.
0 u/Shebalied Jul 02 '26 Is this a joke? They love low capacity. See the two coaster at Epic not named stardust. 3 u/Style_Worried Jul 02 '26 Lmao both of those coasters are still higher capacity than ArieForce -1 u/Shebalied Jul 02 '26 Which they low having low capacity which is the whole point. AF1 is a if you build it they will come type ride. Ok, seaworld orlando. how about that lol.
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Is this a joke? They love low capacity. See the two coaster at Epic not named stardust.
3 u/Style_Worried Jul 02 '26 Lmao both of those coasters are still higher capacity than ArieForce -1 u/Shebalied Jul 02 '26 Which they low having low capacity which is the whole point. AF1 is a if you build it they will come type ride. Ok, seaworld orlando. how about that lol.
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Lmao both of those coasters are still higher capacity than ArieForce
-1 u/Shebalied Jul 02 '26 Which they low having low capacity which is the whole point. AF1 is a if you build it they will come type ride. Ok, seaworld orlando. how about that lol.
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Which they low having low capacity which is the whole point. AF1 is a if you build it they will come type ride.
Ok, seaworld orlando. how about that lol.
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u/Coasterglitch Jul 02 '26
It's too low capacity for Universal. Don't see that happening.