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That's such a cool way to start an uphill launch

Except Great Adventure has confirmed Kingda Ka will be completely removed on multiple occasions to different people. It's not going go be a reimagination, but a full removal and new addition. It's coming down.

Yep 😃

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Donkey Kong Country will open on December 11th!

Maybe I'm forgetting or missing something, but do we know anything about that family launch coaster by Zamperla going to a European park?

The link doesn't seem to work for me, the FB-link disappeared but there is no embedded facebook post🤔 Also, small sidenote, the title of the thread still has this as a Stryker coaster, but it's a BigDipper🙂

The super boomerang was headed for Asia though, this Tiltcoaster never was so I doubt this is for Siren's Curse. Maybe some final bits for Flash? Or they could've bought a flat or something from that same park that fell through

It has an LSM boost on the way down the cliff. If I recall correctly there were also mounting points spotted on the camelback, these could be for either more LSMs or trimbrakes (or nothing at all, they might also just be there as a precaution)

https://www.looopings.nl/weblog/26845/specificaties.html The park has revealed some stats about the ride at IAAPA in Amsterdam just now, here we go: • 6 inversions • 82 km/h • 30 meters tall This gives us the most inversions on a single rail! The family side features a 'racing mode', I'm...

I imagine their proximity to Phantasialand might be off-putting as well

YoY: Why oh why... It's incredible how they come up with this stuff😂

Would also save them a load of cash, scrapping is expensive. Really hope it doesn't go for a few more years though

You can never be too early I suppose

Yes and no. It's Vekoma's Cliffhanger model, one of two stock standard models that they designed themselves, not specifically for any customer (at least that we know of). It's on their website, where you can also find the Pitfall model that's currently being build at COTAland. IF this is the...

Wow, didn't see this one coming! So it looks like we might get 4(!!) new gen tilt coasters opening up in the same season next year, how exciting! I'm so excited to see Vekoma truly break through in the US side of the industry now

The specs of the ride offered say it was built in 2018, maybe the pictures are just for reference?

Aquatrax👀

I mean it's on the internet now, what's done is done. I only shared because the pictures I took the day before are ****e and you can barely see the track pieces. But feel free to not look at the article🥱

Well this was going to happen eventually I suppose, and ofcourse it's our favourite Dutch themepark news site back at it again.. Here's a collection of high-res photo's of the current state of things, let's not start about the legality of some of these pictures🤡🤡...