General Carowinds discussion
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By DavidW
#56252
New trademark has been registered. "Fury 325"
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php? ... 9877202301
Last edited by DavidW on June 16th, 2014, 3:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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By Jonathan
#56254
That is an absolutely awful name, but I don't see what else it would be for. 325 feet would make it the tallest traditional coaster in the world (beating Steel Dragon by 7 feet), so there you go.
#56258
I really (really, really) like the name Centurion, Fury isn't terrible though. But Fury 325 I'm not a fan of. It seems a bit too 'Intimidator 305'-esque. And not a trend I'd like to see started.

I'd rather it just not have numbers after it, if I'm being honest. But the fact that it says 325 is a good omen for the height I guess. :D
Last edited by redrunner97 on June 16th, 2014, 4:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
#56259
I hope Cedar Fair isn't getting into the business of sticking numbers behind coaster names... First it was Intimidator 305 and now Fury 325? Sheesh...
#56261
Jarsh wrote:I hope Cedar Fair isn't getting into the business of sticking numbers behind coaster names... First it was Intimidator 305 and now Fury 325? Sheesh...


Putting a number in the name could be a good marketing concept. Most in the general public don't really know how tall a ride is, stick a number in the name, they're going to know 'Fury 325' is taller that 'Intimidator 305' Sounds like a good way to drum up interest in a new ride.
#56263
Barbwire wrote:Fury was chosen as the name because of the intensity that this ride will bring and the insane elements! Is it 90 degrees outside today? I hope the clouds will do a rollover!


What type of "roll over" do you imply? Are we talking a full inversion, or just an intense over banked turn? From what I gather from your posts we are looking at a 325' B&M giga, over a mile long with a 90 degree drop and a "roll over". Anything else you'd like to divulge at this time?
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