[DarK Ei8ht]

Okay, new theory. Centurion=Giga
And an insect themed flat! Of course.

[jsz1002]

Weird that the countdown clock is different than the "official' one.

[FUBAR]

"Hac risus enim turpis elit. In sit penatibus" translates to: This code for the photo. In the submissions

Why would a web dev put a place holder in a different language?

Also the helmet looks like it has a lightning bolt on the top center.

[KingHippo1]

This is awesome. So much tomfoolery. We are in for the real deal.

[FamousAmos]

Is it also funny that this page can't be accessed from the Carowinds main page?

[chknwing]

"Hac risus enim turpis elit. In sit penatibus" translates to: This code for the photo. In the submissions

Why would a web dev put a place holder in a different language?

Also the helmet looks like it has a lightning bold on the top center.

Its Romanian /Latin thats funny

would be a waste of an awesome logo. I love it

[LyonsRonnie1]

There's no TM on the logo...

I got to give Carowinds props for this... they're going way out of their way to keep people guessing.

[Furion]

"Hac risus enim turpis elit. In sit penatibus" translates to: This code for the photo. In the submissions

Why would a web dev put a place holder in a different language?

Also the helmet looks like it has a lightning bold on the top center.

Latin is used as placeholder text in web development. However, it's not typically used in place of "instruction" text, it's used to give the developer an idea of how their page will look with paragraphs of content. (See here). This is very likely an intentionally crafted troll to mess with us, much like they did with the fake "The Bat" site for Kings Island last year.

[Tawny71]

Is it also funny that this page can't be accessed from the Carowinds main page?

No...that's pretty normal. When developing websites, you create URLs for the new pages before you create links to them.

[FamousAmos]

^^That makes much more sense now. Thanks for clearing that up for me

[jsz1002]

If this was legit, they would have taken it down by now.

[chknwing]

"Hac risus enim turpis elit. In sit penatibus" translates to: This code for the photo. In the submissions

Why would a web dev put a place holder in a different language?

Also the helmet looks like it has a lightning bold on the top center.

Latin is used as placeholder text in web development. However, it's not typically used in place of "instruction" text, it's used to give the developer an idea of how their page will look with paragraphs of content. (See here). This is very likely an intentionally crafted troll to mess with us, much like they did with the fake "The Bat" site for Kings Island last year.

but They did get The Bat

[Furion]

"Hac risus enim turpis elit. In sit penatibus" translates to: This code for the photo. In the submissions

Why would a web dev put a place holder in a different language?

Also the helmet looks like it has a lightning bold on the top center.

Latin is used as placeholder text in web development. However, it's not typically used in place of "instruction" text, it's used to give the developer an idea of how their page will look with paragraphs of content. (See here). This is very likely an intentionally crafted troll to mess with us, much like they did with the fake "The Bat" site for Kings Island last year.

but They did get The Bat

I'm talking about this:



http://coasterbuzz.com/Forums/Topic/bre ... ng-coaster

[Rosko97]

Well whoever did that site did ours too. They have the same links on them.... So this must be fake....

[Jonathan]

I forgot about that Bat site. That was genius.