Gforce's
World's of Adventure
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Dictionary Definition tran·sit ( P ) Pronunciation Key (trnst, -zt) Press Release: GFWOA (February 2, 2004) In 1927 John Miller created the Cyclone at today's now defunct Moxahala Amusement Park which was within 20 miles of Gforces Worlds of Adventure. Now today 77 years later Gforce's Worlds of Adventure is going to blast local residents with a blast from the past. The Coaster "Transit Twister" will not be a recreation of Cyclone. It will surely be one of a kind says, founder and president of Gforce Worlds of Adventure "Jerry Gforce." Rider's will sore through twisting, tangling, and extreme air-time. "Coaster Enthusiast favorite part about this ride will be the head choppers and the airtime says, " Chris Branson, President of National Coaster Enthusiast (NCE). It will have more twist, and crossovers than any other coaster of its kind. Riders will board a 8 passenger train into the road of destruction. Guest will see this attraction on the Fast Frontier Midway on the east side of the park. "The interesting thing, says Chris Branson, is there even construction on the other side of the midway. When asked about this Park Executives says it has nothing to do with Transit Twister, but won't give out anymore information. Jerry Gforce the President says, "Construction is going to be the biggest obstacle with this coaster. We are unable to build in high winds on this section of the park, so delays are expected. Media Day Media Day was originally scheduled January 25, 2003. Do to un-expected delays due to the high winds at GWoA, Media Day will be delayed until further notice. The four current Media Day members are Westside 7th, CoasterCrazy, Coasterguy27, and Nitro9003. Update: GWOA (June 3, 2004)The rumored Record Breaking Station for the new Transit Twister at GwoA is now going to be scrapped. Park Officials at a Press conference today said it was because of the difficulty of the station and how complex it was. “We are hoping to try it again with another future ride if we can’t reinstate the station,” says Founder and President of GwoA, Jerry Gforce. Update: GWOA (June 25, 2004) Because of current unexpected glitches we have put Transit Twister up for a re-design. The coaster may be rebuilt in the 10 years GWOA officials have confirmed.
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