Chance Rides Unveils Unicoaster 2.0

[Hyde]

Interesting concept - a self-controlled, powered 4D coaster from Chance Rides allows rides to control their rate and direction of flip as they bumble along a low-to-the-ground circuit. Looks fun; I'd be interested on what parks would look to this versus an S&S FreeSpin.

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Thoughts?

 

[Alaeriia]

I love it. A family coaster and an extreme thrill ride in the same package.

 

[MestnyiGeroi]

So one person controls for two? Oh, boy.

 

[Hyde]

WHY'S THE GUY GOTTA BE IN CONTROL!?

 

[balrog]

Several issues with it :
First, why is it always the guy who's driving ?
Second, rotation axis in the back, just like those Intamin's one that everybody hates. They probably should have gone with a center of mass alignment, like the S&S ones (which are marginally better received).

 

[Lofty]

That large wheel can get to ****. It's so ugly.

 

[Mysterious Sue]

WHY'S THE GUY GOTTA BE IN CONTROL!?

This, eurgh.

I get why it'd be popular but to me it just looks a bit repetitive and boring.

 

[gavin]

I've been to 2 (or is it 3) parks with the original unicoaster flat rides, and they've always been f**ked, just sitting there and not working. Doesn't give me much hope for a more complex model.

 

[Ireeb]

Why don't just call it uglicoaster 2.0

 

[GuyWithAStick]

I did the flatride version at MOA, and thought it was quite fun. I could see this doing well at smaller parks, but the capacity must be ass

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