Fantasilandia relocation to include 2 new coasters (update)

[TPoseOnTantrum]

According to the local press, it would appear that Chile’s Fantasilandia park has been given the green light to move forwards with plans to pull an Elitch Gardens and relocate the park to a much larger site in San Bernardo over the coming years. Apparently they’ve been talking this over for years but are now ready to move forwards, which would see them leave their current 6.8 hectare site in favour of an 18 ha area. They hope to also construct a waterpark during the move, with an inauguration set for 2027. This is no FEC or kiddy park either, this is a full-scale amusement park that serves as one of the country’s largest.

Fantasilandia obtiene permiso para cambiarse a San Bernardo: Proyecto incluye un parque acuático - Radio Agricultura

El Servicio de Evaluación Ambiental (SEA) durante la jornada del lunes, otorgó el permiso para que Fantasilandia se cambie a la comuna de San Bernardo, Región Metropolitana. Este proceso ya lleva dos años y medio de tramitación y que gracias a la resolución de la SEA podrá comenzar a concretarse...

www.radioagricultura.cl

 

[ECG]

It appears that the development of the new Fantasilandia park, scheduled to open in 2027 in Santiago, Chile, will feature two new roller coasters, as indicated in a recent site plan posted at the park. One resembles a Mack Blue Fire clone, and the other appears to be a wooden coaster.

 

[roomraider]

It appears that the development of the new Fantasilandia park, scheduled to open in 2027 in Santiago, Chile, will feature two new roller coasters, as indicated in a recent site plan posted at the park. One resembles a Mack Blue Fire clone, and the other appears to be a wooden coaster.

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Theres also a Vekoma SFC 453m model and a Vekoma Junior Boomerang Rebound model in those plans which would be new.

Looks like their existing SLC gets to move and can be seen bottom right and not sure what's bottom left next to their existing wild mouse but looks like a powered coaster to me.

 

[ECG]

Theres also a Vekoma SFC 453m model and a Vekoma Junior Boomerang Rebound model in those plans which would be new...

New to the park but not new coasters, as the other two appear to be. Or is there a used Blue Fire clone available that I'm forgetting about? The woodie might also be used, since every coaster the park purchased until now has been relocated from somewhere else. However, I think relocating a woodie that size might be cost-prohibitive considering the park's location.

 

[TPoseOnTantrum]

A couple weeks ago the new park also received parts for an Intamin Zacspin (smaller layout), which had been manufactured and delivered way back in 2018 for an unknown Chinese park that never came to be;

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There were a handful of other rides in this mix, namely a few Zamperla flats and the world's first Moser Free Styler pendulum ride. One wonders if any of them were also swept up.

 

[Boodangy]

A-HA! So that's what the mysterious 2018 manufactured new Zac Spin was that I saw got sold on Interlink's website. I was browsing Interlink not too long ago and was confused about what that was and where it'd gone, as the only post 2011 Zac Spin I knew of was the fancy looking one at Silk Road Paradise, but that's been underway for years now.

 

[roomraider]

New to the park but not new coasters, as the other two appear to be. Or is there a used Blue Fire clone available that I'm forgetting about? The woodie might also be used, since every coaster the park purchased until now has been relocated from somewhere else. However, I think relocating a woodie that size might be cost-prohibitive considering the park's location.

oh. Where are the 2 Vekoma coasters from if not new?

 

[ECG]

oh. Where are the 2 Vekoma coasters from if not new?

The SLC originated from Japan, the Mine Train from South Africa, and I don't recall where the manager mentioned they got the Boomerang from. He did tell me during my day of filming there a decade ago that all the coasters had been previously owned. I didn't notice that they purchased a SBF Visa last year, so they do have one "new" coaster.

 

[roomraider]

The SLC originated from Japan, the Mine Train from South Africa, and I don't recall where the manager mentioned they got the Boomerang from. He did tell me during my day of filming there a decade ago that all the coasters had been previously owned. I didn't notice that they purchased a SBF Visa last year, so they do have one "new" coaster.

We have crossed wires.

I didn't mean those as new coasters
There's 2 new vekomas on that map as well

In terms of New Coasters they don't currently own, that map shows 4 maybe 5

Woodie


Blue Fire


SFC


Junior Boomerang Rebound


Possible powered mine train


Pretty sure they don't own any of those at the moment