We sure it's open? The Zamperla Happy Swing there opened a couple weeks ago but there's been no trace of this ride on social media.Bakken has opened a Zamperla Magic Bike called Svæveflyveren -- apparently recently enough that it's not even featured on the park map yet.
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"The Flying Flyer"? Talk about a redundant name.Bakken has opened a Zamperla Magic Bike called Svæveflyveren
I first got word of this from their newsletter a few days ago so I would assume it’s open, or at least close to it? Can’t find any other photos of it, though.We sure it's open? The Zamperla Happy Swing there opened a couple weeks ago but there's been no trace of this ride on social media.
And both of these replaced Rudolph themed family coasters. When I read @TPoseOnTantrum's post, I was certain that it's pretty old news, as I was sure I heard of it a while ago.That looks fun! The layout looks quite punchy!
Is this park owned by the same company as the Santa’s Village in the USA that put in a Vekoma family coaster this year? If not, it seems weirdly coincidental for two parks named Santa’s Village to both add very similar Vekoma family coasters in successive years…
They have no relation to one another.Is this park owned by the same company as the Santa’s Village in the USA that put in a Vekoma family coaster this year? If not, it seems weirdly coincidental for two parks named Santa’s Village to both add very similar Vekoma family coasters in successive years…
As it turns out, it isn't. Each are located in very separate parts of the park, there was reassurance earlier in the year that Rudolph wasn't going anywhere but it seems that everyone underestimated just how poor a condition it was in. The new owners have been thinking along the ideas of expansion, they were probably ready to run three coasters at once.And both of these replaced Rudolph themed family coasters.
Big issue is though is that it actually looks like a legit ride and therefore won't be dismissed as for diehards only. Logistically it going to be tough to fit into travels if you're not local. The enthusiasts will already be traveling up north for AlpenFury next year, but suddenly you have something that may need an extra day set asides for. Yes you could probably rope drop Canada's Wonderlands' new coaster before it gets hit with the usual obscene lines, then drive at least two hours each way plus time at Santa's Village, before returning to CW for the evening. Would anyone really want to be inconvenienced with that though?that actually looks really good for a family ride! Its so out of the way tho',
SourceLooks like pieces of an SBF Spinner coaster have shown up at Canobie Lake. Saw a photo on a FB group of the train sitting in storage at the park but cant seem to find it now. Oh well. Looks like I'll be getting a +1 at my former homer park nest summer <3
Little update on this, she's running with riders as of last month. Resort construction is far from over, looks like they're also putting up a ferris wheel and drop tower;Something completely different. Ethiopia is getting it's first ever looping coaster. A Zhipao built looping coaster will open later this year at the new GAST Conference & Wellness City Resort in Mekele.
Not a bad step up for a country that currently only had a single powered dragon as a permenant coaster.
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