S&S Axis Coaster confirmed for Europe in 2023; where could it be going?

[Danny]

Energylandia have moved away from the model of opening more than one major coaster per year; it's now a case of a large investment attraction accompanied by a junior coaster. By that process, and with the tilt being the major capex next year, it wouldn't be until 2024 until anything of the sort opened. By that point, they'll be long overdue another boomerang coaster.

 

[Skyscraper]

Bump!

National Coasters has released a good documentary on Axis, featuring interviews with S&S engineers;

 

[Shaggy_Dog_]

S&S posted this video on YouTube a few days ago showing the Axis Coaster in action with riders (from 0:40 onwards). This looks insane.

https://youtu.be/Sf8qdjynjhU

 

[Skyscraper]

S&S posted this video on YouTube a few days ago showing the Axis Coaster In action with riders. This looks insane.


From: https://youtu.be/Sf8qdjynjhU

That footage is a few years old I'm afraid, it's from when it first debuted in 2019.

 

[Shaggy_Dog_]

That footage is a few years old I'm afraid, it's from when it first debuted in 2019.

Ah sorry, that’s a pity it’s old footage. I just assumed it was new as it was posted by them only four days ago on their YT channel.

 

[Skyscraper]

Ah sorry, that’s a pity it’s old footage. I just assumed it was new as it was posted by them only four days ago on their YT channel.

A few manufacturers have been reposting old videos of products lately. Because of IAAPA perhaps?

 

[JAperson]

Do we actually have any update on where this project might be? If it's to open in 2023 we'd think we'd know where it will be by now?

 

[Rick]

It's at Oakwood.