Full Throttle Track Is Onsite At Six Flags Magic Mountain

Six Flags Magic Mountain Full Throttle Logo

The first few pieces of track arrived at Six Flags Magic Mountain this week for their upcoming 2013 Full Throttle roller coaster. They are still busy transforming the area of the park that it will eventually be built, but at least the pieces will already be here waiting when they are ready for them.

The pieces are being stored in the overflow parking lot, on the opposite side of Feedmill Road from their main parking lot. These overflow lots are not needed during the offseason, so it’s a good place to store them for now. The first piece is half straight and half curved. It’s hard to tell if this will be part of the top of the loop, with another piece of track to be mounted on top of it, or if it’s just upside down with regular support mount points:

Six Flags Magic Mountain Full Throttle

The second and third pieces are completely straight:

Six Flags Magic Mountain Full Throttle

Judging by the extra brackets on these two pieces, I’m guessing they’re either a part of a launch section or a brake run, or possibly both if it’s part of the tunnel section:

Six Flags Magic Mountain Full Throttle

There’s a good sized forklift sitting in that lot as well to unload other pieces as they arrive:

Six Flags Magic Mountain Full Throttle

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22 Responses to Full Throttle Track Is Onsite At Six Flags Magic Mountain

  1. AvgCoaster says:

    I can just imagine Bruce Buffer in my head yelling, “It’s TIME!”

  2. Caleb says:

    …Is there rust on the pieces?!

    • Kurt says:

      There might be a little surface rust/oxidation on the areas that aren’t painted. After all, it is steel and it’s been raining off and on here for several days. Don’t worry, it won’t hurt it or be visible after it’s all put together.

      • Eric says:

        Do you or anyone reading this know where Premier’s manufacturing plant is?

        • Kurt says:

          All of Premier’s manufacturing is done in a facility close to the Baltimore-Washington International (BWI) airport, not far from their corporate headquarters.

  3. JJJJ says:

    Why cant they build the expo line like this?

  4. Andrew says:

    Here’s a link to a clip I got of SlingShot from this afternoon:

    http://youtu.be/IqrTcj0uvHc

  5. JIMMY TOVAR says:

    Sorry, how high does it shoot you up???

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  7. Ashton says:

    is there any confirmation on what color this will be? I assume it will be grey, all with Revolution being white right next to it….

  8. Laura says:

    Any idea of an opening date for Full Throttle? Would like to visit from Florida.

    • Kurt says:

      Unfortunately, no. All the park is saying is ‘Summer 2013′, which was pushed back from Spring. They’re making good progress, but there’s still a lot of work to be done. I’ll be sure to post an opening date as soon as I hear anything.

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