SeaWorld Orlando | Ice Breaker | Premier Rides Custom Sky Rocket | 2022

[Lofty]

Arguably, this looks more like the original Sky Rocket than any other ones that have been built.

 

[Antinos]

It's definitely segmented in the Sky Rocket product line, although it isn't yet known if it is a I or III variant. Actually, for all we know this could be a IV variant.

 

[Kw6sTheater]

It's definitely segmented in the Sky Rocket product line, although it isn't yet known if it is a I or III variant. Actually, for all we know this could be a IV variant.

I believe the Skyrocket III model is Full Throttle exclusively, and that Deep Space / Dragonfire is its own product line.

 

[Lofty]

According to their website:

Products - Premier Rides

Descriptions of our leading attractions. Note: All ride specifications are approximate and subject to change with final design

premier-rides.com

Sky Rocket is Sky Rocket at Kennywood.
Sky Rocket II is the Sky Rocket II model we all know i.e, Superman, Tigris etc.
Sky Rocket III is Full Throttle
Deep Space has its own line.

 

[Antinos]

Looks like they managed to crest the tophat before the holiday:

This one will be exciting to watch take shape over the next few months since the renderings didn't show much at all. Based on how that transition is shaped at the top of the tophat, it looks like there will be a bit of physics trickery at play.

 

[Hixee]

Can we unsticky this thread plz? The ride is open.

Pardon?

 

[CrashCoaster]

Pardon?

Oops this meant to go in the Relámpago thread.

Sometimes when I use my mobile I find it easy to click on the wrong thread.

 

[Ethan]

Oops this meant to go in the Relámpago thread.

Sometimes when I use my mobile I find it easy to click on the wrong thread.

Out of interest, why do you care so much anyway? Sometimes a nice reminder for the moderators is nice, but just let them do their job. Having the thread stickied for a little longer won't cause the site to crash, you know.

 

[Niles]

Top hat's complete, and looks quite whippy. Wonder when they take the xmas decs down?


www.reddit.com/r/rollercoasters/comments/elp16q/ice_breakers_top_hat_looks_like_a_lot_of_fun/

 

[Lofty]

I think back row is going to be really good fun on this!

 

[Matt N]

Ooh, this does look like good fun! A really good fit for the park!

 

[Pear]

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[Pear]

Only a few pieces left for Ice Breaker! Looks like all supports are up.
by u/Yawheyy in rollercoasters

 

[Pear]

Track is finished and a train is on the tracks!

 

[Niles]

Hopefully we will see testing soon

#midwaymayhem #SeaWorld #seaworldorlando #icebreaker #breaktheice #themepark #rollercoaster #premierrides #seaworld2020 pic.twitter.com/iM00zZCarF

— Midway Mayhem (@Midway_Mayhem) March 14, 2020

SEAWORLD ORLANDO ICE BREAKER CONSTRUCTION UPDATE 3.12.20

📹:https://t.co/esdz6usLSe

Another visit to SeaWorld Orlando and we can see Premier Rides crew members testing out the transfer table again....NOW WITH A TRAIN! pic.twitter.com/3dxyGSt79p

— Midway Mayhem (@Midway_Mayhem) March 14, 2020

 

[CanobieFan]

New aerial photos via Twitter...

Aerial view of Ice Breaker, SeaWorld Orlando's new roller coaster. Construction on hold since March due to Covid-19. pic.twitter.com/iBVmJLIk8T

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) May 29, 2020

Aerial views of Sea World Orlando's new roller coaster, Ice Breaker. A shuttle coaster launching out to a spike or dead end track, then reversing back to the station. Travels through a fun collection of twists, turns, and what seems like many negative G's. pic.twitter.com/m1U1jRXsaS

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) May 29, 2020

 

[oriolat2]

Am I the only one who completely forgot that this one was being built?

I recall seeing pics of it being built, the discussion sort of focused on the surf coaster prototype and then this xD

 

[Antinos]

It's nice to see some green starting to grow in now that it looks like the ride has been ready to go for some time now. I'm sure it won't be long before it blends with the rest of its surroundings nicely.

 

[Hutch]

That's actually looking really solid for a family coaster. Obviously not the most exciting thing in the world, but it's cool to see some big boy elements in there for the kids.

 

[Pokemaniac]

Those aerial views really get across how amazingly compact this coaster is. It's basically an S shaped out-and-back layout. As I said a few pages back, it's a great case study in designing a coaster for a compact site, with tall elements allowing the coaster to change directions in the horizontal plane without taking up large swathes of land for big turns, and a swing launch that lets the end brakes, station, and train shed be laid in two parallel lines instead of one long stretch of track. It's a really genial layout for a really challenging site.