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Quick Mystery Mine Report

Postby OrangeWhip » Tue Apr 10, 2007 8:41 pm

Last night, my wife and I checked out Mystery Mine at Dollywood. Don't worry, no spoilers from me...

The ride is great! It's a great combination of dark ride and coaster. Really a great fit for Dollywood. The themeing really shines. The level of detail is close to what you'd expect from Disney or Universal.

The outdoor coaster parts (which are clearly visible outside the ride) are excellent. The two inversions really flow nicely together and are a lot of fun. The queue sets up the ride nicely. If you have to wait, that's cool because you have more time to investigate the strange going on at the abandoned mine.

Right from the get go, the ride is off to a flying start. No waiting around for a lift, you get right into the action and plot of the ride.

OK, I'm just gushing. I need some time to bond with the ride a little more. I also need to get some more pictures of it. I was too busy trying to get on it to take any.

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Re: Quick Mystery Mine Report

Postby Paul Drabek » Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:12 pm

OrangeWhip wrote:OK, I'm just gushing. I need some time to bond with the ride a little more. I also need to get some more pictures of it. I was too busy trying to get on it to take any.


I look forward to seeing the pics. Feel free to post them here.

I so can't wait until Friday.

Have Fun

Paul

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Postby OrangeWhip » Wed Apr 11, 2007 6:06 pm

Here are some pictures of Mystery Mine for your viewing enjoyment.

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Postby NL_IS_AWESOME » Thu Apr 12, 2007 4:58 am

Wow, this is really like what we can all see at Disney Parks since it reminds me of the day as I rode on Big Thunder last year, which was really good journey! 8)

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Postby ahoffman50 » Thu Apr 12, 2007 8:31 am

You know what keeps popping into my head? You don't care? Well, I am gonna tell you anyway! :wink: Last year when we were riding the Lumber jack lifts, (yes Brian and I rode the lumberjack lifts, even though the operator had trouble remembering what they were called) we looked over the fence and said, "That looks like a great place for a coaster!" Lo and behold, a coaster! hehe! Anyway, the theming on this thing just astounds me.
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Postby Loopy » Thu Apr 12, 2007 9:22 am

Hey, will you stop by Six Flags Great America, and talk about an area being good for a new coaster?

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Postby Waterboy » Sun Apr 15, 2007 6:49 pm

Great pictures O.W. Thanks
I'll be there in two weeks.

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