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Here it is...Cheetah Chase, the world's first launched water coaster
Here it is...Cheetah Chase, the world's first launched water coaster
I think that Cheetah Chase is replacing Pilgrims Plunge site so that might not be the caseWhat a cool take on the traditional water coaster! I knew we would be getting something involving a launch, but my guess was a water coaster with a flat or slightly inclined launch into the leaked layout plan that we saw. Could that be for another upcoming Holiday World project after Cheetah Chase, though? I can't help but wonder... ?
No, it's not; Pilgrims Plunge site is on the other side of Voyage, and is quite close to Thunderbird and Hyena Falls. See the rest of my post that you quoted for more information. However, I do think that the Pilgrims Plunge site will be used for something, as it's odd how Holiday World have retained the station and splashdown area for this long.I think that Cheetah Chase is replacing Pilgrims Plunge site so that might not be the case
I knew we would be getting something involving a launch, but my guess was a water coaster with a flat or slightly inclined launch into the leaked layout plan that we saw. Could that be for another upcoming Holiday World project after Cheetah Chase, though? I can't help but wonder... ?
There is a pretty extensive offering of slides, including a lot of solo body and tube slides.Out of curiosity, is there any slides for single riders at this park? It seems like all the slides are raft slides or water coasters.
Cool add, who knows - maybe we will ACTUALLY ride a water coaster at HW in 2020.
Or like... the two Proslide Water Slides already built at the park?Looks like a great addition, but I'm not sure it's actually the world's first launched water coaster; don't many of ProSlide's newer water coasters have similar booster sections?
Very true; doesn't that exacerbate my point further? How can this be the world's first launched water coaster if Holiday World already has two similar launched water coasters?Or like... the two Proslide Water Slides already built at the park?
Yes. And if it isn't clear, we don't have the answer.Very true; doesn't that exacerbate my point further? How can this be the world's first launched water coaster if Holiday World already has two similar launched water coasters?