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Here is a first POV of Lightning! The difference is speed between the two laps is clearly visible.

A full look at the completed track! I am amazed at how intriguing a family coaster can look.

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Does anyone know what ride the 4-across seat in the background are for?

If Lightning will be as smooth as Fonix and as fun as Intamins family launch coasters... I think Vekoma and Furuvik have a winner on their hands. Here is an updated animated POV.

Stopped by Tusenfryd to check out the completed track.

Here is a brand new and full POV of the entire ride. Updated layout and correct track color. Personally I think it looks fun but albeit a little short. Maybe two laps on slower days...

A POV of the brand new Mountain Coaster in Stockholm. It is located in Hammarbacken, just south of the city centre. If you look close you can see all the way to Gröna Lund.

Did a short construction update from my last visit. (And yeah - there is a small typo in the film, so no need to bash me for it)

A first look at the layout and a POV of Lightning.

Some footage of the new Zamperla Compact Spinner HuriHuri while we wait for an official announcement of the 2023 coaster addition.

Stockholm is getting it's first mountain coaster this summer. 800 meters long and a fabulous view of downtown Stockholm and Gröna Lund.

This is an different version of it where they fly past Wildfire. And don’t miss the subtle musical reference to Top Gun in the end.

The ride is a Zamperla Flying Tiger named Skalmans Flygskola (Skalmans Flight School) and it opened a few weeks ago. It is a part of their kids area – Bamses Värld (The World of Bamse) and aimed at the smallest visitors.

Probably nothing you have not heard before… but I can promise you some things you have never SEEN before!

Exciting to get a new coaster just a two hours away from where I live... Did a video talking a little bit more about the park and doing some speculation on what I think they can get. Some has been already mentioned above but I am throwing some new ones into the discussion.

Monster has been running like a charm all summer and it has been an amazing success for Gröna Lund. Here is one more video with lots of footage from inside of the park.

With less then a week until opening... here is some footage from the final testing of Monsters two trains.

I have been asking myself the same question. Here is a picture from last autumn. The text on it says "1600 kg" and it can move back and forth so the wire is only there to keep it in its place.