Talk:S&S – Sansei Technologies

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'Skyhawk' is the name of a screamin' swing. Having it listed as a flat ride is redundant.

Name?

Is it S&S Worldwide, or S&S Arrow? I think this needs to be cleared up. Their websites says its S&S Worldwide but articles have Worldwide and Arrow listed. So what is the official current name? It needs to be uniformed in all the articles so there is no confusion between S&S Worldwide and S&S Arrow — Preceding unsigned comment added by Astros4477 (talk • contribs) 03:32, 16 December 2011 (UTC)

The company's name is S&S Worldwide however one ride should be listed as S&S Arrow - Eejanaika. This ride was manufactured just after S&S Worldwide (known as S&S Power at the time) bought out Arrow Dynamics (which was renamed S&S Arrow). S&S Arrow has now been merged in with S&S Worldwide, as evidenced with their latest 4D coaster. Themeparkgc  Talk  08:21, 16 December 2011 (UTC)

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