The whole place (track and hotel included) looks like a massive CGI experiment, it doesn't seem "real".
Just thinking the badge on the red roof is 63 meters long and 48 wide is insane.
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Tourist gimmick. The only Ferrari enthusiast who would ever think of going to this is the one trying to entertain their 6 year old son or daughter.
Given I would be in Abu Dhabi for some weird reason, given it doesn't cost a fortune, I'd give it a try. Not for the Ferrari thing of course, but it seems the roller coaster will be awesome, and I love them.
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Amusement park admission isn't exactly cheap in US, so if this thing has even more markup than Orlando than it should probably cost a fortune to go.....
This thread needs picture of the inside of the place though....
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It should open right in time for next year event I think in late 2010 so.
Here the entry for a rather old and not really updated amusement park (Gardaland) is about 35 €. Add food and the cost pf th travel, and you end with a 50 €/person figure, and it isn't really worth it.
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Well, i went to Gardaland some time ago (5 years ago i think), and i think it was rather fun, and easily worth the admission.
I know that if the design trend is the same inside as it is on the outside, then I would pay admission just to see it.
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I say it looks like a rotor from Satan's own wankel engine.
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