Ramius said:- worldwide steepest drop for a log flume ride with 53º decline
Ian said:Ramius said:- worldwide steepest drop for a log flume ride with 53º decline
The use of the term "log flume" implies to me that they will be small individual boats, seating 4-5 people at most. But then the hop. Who makes a log flume with those? I've only ever seen and ridden one, and that was Menhir Express at Asterix (An awesome ride I might add ), and that was built by Hopkins (Who also built Tidal Wave I believe). I want to know more!!!
Ian said:See I wouldn't personally put that under "log flume ride" though. It looks more akin to Stormforce and co than anything. Maybe that's how PL are making these claims? Cryptic wording?
Ian said:The old pair were Mack weren't they?
Ramius said:It looks amazing
The Hightlights:
- ride experience on 5 levels
- more than 6 minutes ride time
- three drops, one is backward
- unique camelback drop in europe
- worldwide steepest drop for a log flume ride with 53º decline
According to Wikipedia.de they were actual Mack's and apparently they used to be one single massive flume ride before being split into two separate flumes.AstroDan said:I believe they were Schwarzkopf, as was much of the park through the 1980s (Silber Mine, Geister Rickshaw, 2 coasters, 1001 Nacht) I could be wrong, though - but they felt nothing like Mack.Ian said:The old pair were Mack weren't they?
Sammy said:
Top end of the site where the ride will have its high point in the newly built mountain.
One of the rides drops, built right up against the current Black Mamba structure.
New Rock work already going in to seal the mountain round the back of Colorado!
Sazzle said:Oh how marvellous !
Sam, re: ABC, I think you could be right? Does that Klotten flume have a vertical lift? A vertical lift would fit in rather well with Phantasialand's project, what with such a small footprint...
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