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Viper's first loop remains one of the tallest in the world to this day.

by Rollergasm, 11 years ago

Viper Six Flags Magic Mountain

The spinning option has the ability to make this ride quite intense for those wanting more than a children's ride.

by Richard, 10 years ago

Samba Balloon Funfields

Watering is also taking place, both on plants which have been planted as well as those which are awaiting positioning.

by Richard Wilson, 19 years ago

WhiteWater World

At the time of opening, some fencing around the ride was yet to be completed.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Constrictor Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast

Breaking news: we're calling it candy now.

by Richard Wilson, 14 years ago

A back part of the ride.

by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Disneyland

The incline loop is essentially a normal loop on a lean. From there the track curves around into the mid-course brake run.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Green Lantern Parachute Training Center: Edwards AFB Six Flags Great Adventure

The use of skid brakes means that they must be sheltered from the elements as hey are prone to slip when wet.

by Richard Wilson, 18 years ago

Cyclone Astroland

Here you emerge from the cave after the helix.

by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Keelhaul Falls Typhoon Lagoon

The attraction is essentially a more advanced version of the FlowRider attraction seen at many water and theme parks. It was previously used for traveling demonstrations but is now a permanent attraction in the Wave House area of Belmont Park.

by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Bruticus Maximus Belmont Park

The attraction is an animal exhibit, but with theming mixed in.

by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago

Wild Arctic SeaWorld San Diego

River Adventure snaking through the park, with the two kids areas behind it.

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Camp Kidtastrophe River Adventure Shipwreck Shoals Raging Waters Water Park

All of the rides are very close together.

by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Santa Monica West Coaster Pacific Wheel Pacific Park

Trim brakes (along with queues) are often considered the bane of a coaster enthusiasts existence. Their purpose is to regulate the speed of the train through the course so G-forces are kept to the target limit.

by Gazza, 11 years ago

Leviathan Canada's Wonderland

The park uses extensive high walls to really box in each themed area.

by Coaster Hipster, 8 years ago

Chiapas Phantasialand

Giant Wheel, Flying Galleons and Waltzer.

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Flying Galleons Giant Wheel Waltzer Morey's Piers

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

The ride features unique 8 across, two row trains. Some creative operational systems means the ride can run 6 of these at once!

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Oblivion Alton Towers

The ride had to be shoehorned in between the Skyride and the now removed Corkscrew coaster, meaning an awkward hairpin turn after the main brake.

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Rita - Queen Of Speed Alton Towers

One of the biggest changes is a large pit that has been dug where the station seems to be going.

by Gavin Seipelt, 17 years ago

Jet Rescue Sea World

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