This may not apply to everyone, but I can't ride the Incredible Hulk coaster anymore. This is the kind of awesome coaster I would love if it were not for one thing: it rattles your cranium. I always feel like I'm going to pass out, and I step off it with a headache, because the ride shakes you relentlessly from side to side at high speed. I just wonder how many others have had the same experience, and whether it's time for Universal to get to work on the Hulk and make it smoother. I don't want to come off the ride feeling like I went a few rounds with the big green guy himself!
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Re: Does the Hulk need a refurb?
I don't ride it myself, but judging by the horrid state of its paint job, yes, it's badly in need of a refurb. In addition to the Potter construction, they've been very active around the rest of the park lately in terms of cosmetic touch-ups here and there, so hopefully Hulk will get its much needed TLC soon.... even if they can't make the ride any smoother.
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Re: Does the Hulk need a refurb?
If Space Mountain is any smoother, it's because they made adjustments to the track, maybe even switched out parts of it. Universal obviously doesn't have that ability with the Hulk. The most they could do is fix the vehicles if they're what's causing the problem.Last edited by JtnOrl; 11-16-2009, 10:58 PM.
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Re: Does the Hulk need a refurb?
Maybe the vehicles are the culprit, I don't know. But why couldn't they also fix the track?
By the way, I don't think I'm overly sensitive. I have ridden plenty of steel coasters without getting the same brain jarring effects that I get on the Hulk. I spent all day on steel and wooden coasters at my local Six Flags park (La Ronde), and felt fine at the end of the day. But one ride on the Hulk, and it's a headache for at least 15-30 minutes afterwards.
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Re: Does the Hulk need a refurb?
Originally posted by disneyfann121 View PostMaybe the vehicles are the culprit, I don't know. But why couldn't they also fix the track?
The park has some techniques at their disposal for smoothing out the current coaster themselves, like sanding the rails or making changes to the vehicles, but that's about it. If the problem is more severe than that, they can't do anything. In most cases, what you see is what you get when it comes to this sort of large steel coaster. The park can only hope it ages gracefully.
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