How many days a year will this be closed for "maintenance"

Robot coasters what in the casters

I am assuming the Robo-Coaster is new to Canada because this is not new in the USA. Because the KUKA Robotics Corporation introduced a RoboSim 4-D Simulator at INNOVENTIONS in Epcot at the Walt Disney World Resort. The ride system was first introduced to the public in 2002 with 2 seats mounted to the end of a robotic arm in the "Sum of All Thrills" exhibit. The numerous rotating and pivoting points give this simulator countless maneuvers. Unfortunately Disney lost the rights to use the KUKA arm system to Universal Studio which got a 10 year exclusivity on the Kuka Robo arm; which has been extended and a second generation is being used in the Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey attractions of Universal Studios. Now a third generation of the KUKA robotic system which runs on a roller coaster track is being used for a classic Monsters ride for Epic Universe. Maybe Disney Company can come to some sort of agreement with Telus Spark to use Ro5ie as a Disney theme park ride.

Stupy idea! Not safe. Wating for accident!