I have a question about the pieces that I need answers to before they actually come out.

I was in alot of the tester's rooms with the pieces and alot did not have the arrows on them. Does this mean that when you are going in a turn or coming out that you will need an arrow there? Or am I all mixed up about this?

i have no idea but i do know that the pieces come out on the first.

BUMP, I really need an answer to my question if anyone can.

maybe the arrow is a part of the entrance... idk im not sure

I think they're just part of the ride pieces so you can tell which direction the track will make the cars go. In river ride pieces there aren't any arrows; I think this is because you can see the water flowing and which direction it's going. With the Everest track pieces, there isn't anything moving on the pieces themselves, so they put the arrows there to make it easier to build a ride.

oh well, we'll find out tomorrow (hopefully).

Hmm...I don't know what you're trying to say. I guess I'm a true blonde, lol. I would post when the pieces come out, but that's kind of a spoiler. Do you want me to PM you?

mostly everyone knows lol

Well, I already know when they are supposed to come out. I guess what I am trying to say is, when I went into one of their rooms, alot of the straight pieces did not have any arrows on them. Does this mean that if you change the next arrow on either side on the one's that don't have the arrow, that it will change the direction of every single piece in that line until the next arrow? If that is too confusing then never mind.

I think I get what your saying.. and I also think the arrows will already be on the track pieces, and you won't have to worry about them.

About the blondes- Lol we're not all like that!

I think they're just part of the ride pieces so you can tell which direction the track will make the cars go. In river ride pieces there aren't any arrows; I think this is because you can see the water flowing and which direction it's going. With the Everest track pieces, there isn't anything moving on the pieces themselves, so they put the arrows there to make it easier to build a ride.This is exactly correct. The arrows are visual part of the piece to show direction, as there's no "moving" bits of the track, like the water moves on the river pieces.

I personally think there were better ways of doing it, and I think the arrows are obnoxious, but that's how they decided to show direction.

ok i know this, finally something i know.. lol

the everest tracks have an arrow connected to all starter pieces and turns, obviously to know where ur turning lol!