We'll have to see. Like I say, we saw all the track go in, however: The area after in the indoor barrel roll and before the first chainlift has been completely covered over for what seems like 2 months now - it's not beyond the realms of plausibility that the track
inside that cover has been phsycially change during that time, but it would be highly unusual.
Edit:
Rollercoasters4life on Towerstimes.co.uk, said this, which seems to make sense:
"
The screen goes up from 0 to 360 - I'm guessing that is the number it stops at and restarts from 0. The word below it is 'Rotation' (meaning one) not 'Rotations' (meaning multiple rotations). So a 360 rotation (complete circle) is a Barrel roll like we have indoors. Then the word Strobes is on the screen meaning strobe lighting.
So basically, to me it just means strobe lighting while going down the first drop and through the first barrel roll indoors and they have named that section 'The Disorientator'. None of this 'washing machine' element.
I do believe however, there will be a little pre-show on the straight track after the first barrel roll and before the first lift hill."
That sounds like he's hit the nail on the head to me, but again... it's going to be one of those things where we have to just wait and see. Well done to Alton Towers, to be fair, for allowing it to get to within weeks of the opening date and still even the coaster enthusiast community hasn't got a clue what's going on for sure