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[2026] Bluey Coaster in CBeebies Land
Skyscraper
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This is cool, the train features an accessible row!
From: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1400942792077667&set=pcb.1400943052077641&locale=en_GB
It has removable side panels for easier access, plus additional seatbelts.
From: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1400942792077667&set=pcb.1400943052077641&locale=en_GB
It has removable side panels for easier access, plus additional seatbelts.
The main thing from my perspective is it brings more guests in so we can get more rides
deathproof69
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I know it isn’t complete yet…but that Astro turf looks shocking.
AT86
TS Member
Agreed. Shame they didn’t go for actual grass as they have underneath Spinball.
I suspect this was seen as a lower maintenance cost option.
Will have to see the finished product of course.
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Better than a mudpit at the base unlike Minifigure Speedway or Hyperia.
Looks fine from pictures and other parks have used Astro Turf
Bert2theSpark
TS Member
Whilst it probably is a decision largely decided by budget, the astroturf doesn’t surprise me because it’s very much in-keeping with the astroturf hills around Big Fun Showtime opposite. So it won’t stand out landscaping-wise with the rest of the area. Astroturf also looks pretty evergreen, which fits the ‘fake’ nature aesthetic of many CBeebies programs.
MrCoaster
TS Member
Well, that's what testing is for! If there is a mistake it can be fixed before it happens with people on the ride!
Skyscraper
TS Member
From TPWW's latest video, each car has a black square between the two seats. Could they be speakers for onboard audio? 
Also, the ride appears to be cycling with two laps at a time, so it's possible that this could be the case in standard operation.
Also, the ride appears to be cycling with two laps at a time, so it's possible that this could be the case in standard operation.
Thameslink Rail
TS Member
Just noticed there is a new Bluey film out 27th March called Bluey at the Cinema: Playdates with Friends. Could there be scope for a tie-in there?
Benzin
TS Member
It's just a compilation of episodes, but no doubt a Towers advert will be put on the usual advert guff beforehand.
jon81uk
TS Member
I think its just part of the seat.From TPWW's latest video, each car has a black square between the two seats. Could they be speakers for onboard audio?
To make them look like car seats they want them to appear two separate seats, but they need a join between them still as its a bench style coaster seat. Speakers could be present anywhere in the car and it would be normal to have at least one per person.
Dave
TS Founding Member
From TPWW's latest video, each car has a black square between the two seats. Could they be speakers for onboard audio?
Also, the ride appears to be cycling with two laps at a time, so it's possible that this could be the case in standard operation.
It’s no surprise it’s doing two laps, pretty sure all Zierrer force coaster do 2 laps.
The black square is a black bar that all Zierer force coaster have between the headrest (google has plenty of pics of it).