COASTER DESIGNS

NEBULA

A mad scientist has created a machine meant to simulate space travel and invites guests to hop aboard on a test flight, no waiver required. Do you have the strength it takes to fly through space?

NEBULA STATISTICS

 
Model: Mega Coaster
Manufacturer: Intamin
Restraints: Overhead pulldown lap bars
Maximum Height: 206 ft.
Length: 6,008 ft.
Top Speed: 76 MPH
Duration: 120 seconds
Airtime Count: 14 moments
Airtime Duration: 12 seconds elapsed
Maximum g Force: 4.76 g
Minimum g Force: -1.49 g
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LAYOUT & TECNICAL ASPECTS

Chain Lift Hill
First Drop: 200 ft.
Airtime Hill
90 Degree Outer-banked Turn
Speed Hill
Non-Inverted Batwing (World’s First)
Airtime Hill
High Speed Twist
Overbanked Turn
Twisted Airtime Hill
Overbanked Turn
Bunny Hill
Heartline S-bends
Repeated Airtime and Bunny Hills 5X
Trick Track Double Down
Bunny Hill
Helix
Bump Up into Brake Run
Block Zones: 5
Trains: 3 trains, 6 cars, 2 seats per row, 2 rows per car
Train Capacity: 24 Passengers
Dispatch Interval: 56 seconds
Ride Capacity: 1,542 Riders per hour

 

FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX

A fire has broken out through the forest that surrounds a small community around the early 20th century. As the residents flee the town and abandon the local area, they claim to have witnessed the loud roar and fiery light as The Phoenix rises from the ashes of the fire. Today, you're invited to a research outpost to try to find The Phoenix as it takes flight around the abandoned forest. Will you find the fiery beast of myth and legend?

FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX STATISTICS

Model: Inverted Looping Coaster
Manufacturer: Bolliger & Mabillard (B&M)
Restraints: Over the shoulder restraints
Maximum Height: 141 ft.
Length: 3,771 ft.
Top Speed: 61 MPH
Duration: 103 seconds
Inversion Count: 6
Maximum g Force: 4.17 g
Minimum g Force: -0.48 g
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LAYOUT & TECHNICAL ASPECTS

Layout: 
Chain Lift Hill
First drop - 120 ft.
Vertical Loop
Zero G Roll
Batwing (Double Inversion)
Lateral Hill
Overbanked Turn
Corkscrew
Airtime Hill
Zero G Roll
Inclined S-Bend
Helix (With Fire Effect)
Brake Run
Block Zones: 4
Trains: 2 trains, 8 cars, 4 seats per car
Train Capacity: 32 Passengers
Dispatch Interval: 55 seconds
Ride Capacity: 2,094 Riders per hour

 

SOAK-CLONE

A boardwalk park is planning a major expansion in the 1940’s, with the main draw being a clone of the iconic Coney Island Cyclone. However, A hurricane floods the park just before the ride opens, causing the park to be half submerged in the water. Luckily, Cyclones' structure remains sturdy even after the flood! The park decides to salvage their investment and renovate the attraction to create a new water ride! Take a ride on the SOAK-clone, a classic wooden roller coaster, with a plunging twist!

SOAK-CLONE STATISTICS

 
Model: Water Coaster
Manufacturer: Mack Rides
Restraints: U bar lap bars
Maximum Height: 89 ft.
Length 3,624 ft.
Top Speed: 47 MPH
Duration: 189 seconds
Airtime count: 9 moments
Maximum g Force: 3.3 g
Minimum g Force: -1.05 g
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SOAK-CLONE LAYOUT & TECHNICAL ASPECTS

First Lift Hill
First Drop (50 ft.)
Airtime Hill
Helix
Drop into tunneled Splash Down
Flume Section
Second Lift Hill
Second First Drop (75 ft.)
Bunny Hill
Upwards Twist
Mid Course Brake Run
Turnaround
Twisted Airtime Hill
Helix
Upwards Twist
Second Mid Course Brake Run
Airtime Hill
Turnaround
Twisted Hill
Turnaround
Airtime Hill
Drop into final Splash Down
Flume Section
Return to Station

Block  Zones: 12

Trains: 7 trains, 4 rows per train, 2 seats per row

Train Capacity: 8 Passengers

Dispatch Intervals: 22 seconds

Capacity: 1,310 Riders per hour

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