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It whirls you upside down in circles.

by Gazza, 6 years ago

Vertigo La Ronde

Piles of imported lumber sits in the Sea World car park as construction on Leviathan continues. The roller coaster is being built from Southern Yellow Pine imported from the USA, as most wooden roller coasters in the world are. Here we see packs of wood with nominal dimensions of 2-inches deep, 14-inches wide and 16ft long.

by Parkz, 5 years ago

Leviathan Sea World

The main station at night.

by Gazza, 2 years ago

Disneyland Railroad Hong Kong Disneyland

The second inversion, a dive loop.

by Gavin Seipelt, 18 years ago

Kumba Busch Gardens Tampa

by Gavin Seipelt, 16 years ago

Flying Fish Thorpe Park

The transfer track and train storage/maintenance bays.

by Gazza, 11 years ago

Raptor Cedar Point

High Seas is a pirate ship.

by Gazza, 11 years ago

High Seas Six Flags America

International Street

by Gazza, 11 years ago

At the end of the brake track the car reverses onto a sloping bit of of track to the lower level, and guide bars transition riders from on their backs to vertical again.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Demon Drop Dorney Park

Despite being a transportable coaster, it is themed nicely.

by Coaster Hipster, 8 years ago

Viking Roller Coaster Energylandia

Bonito's Bay is a water play structure, and the 3rd main anchor in the water park expansion in the 2000s.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Bonito's Bay Adventure Park

A simple layout made more interesting being built over a lake. It is entirely left turns save for a small kink to the right (seen above the rubbish bins in the photo)

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Schlange von Midgard Hansa Park

The first inversion of the ride is a zero-g roll as you exit the launch tube.

by Michael Scott, 17 years ago

Incredible Hulk Coaster Islands of Adventure

Remnants of the Speedcoaster splashdown area can still be seen.

by Richard Wilson, 15 years ago

AquaLoop Wet'n'Wild Gold Coast

The actual flume trough is a moulded concrete structure. Seen here is the final turn into the station.

by Richard Wilson, 13 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

Just because it's open, doesn't mean you'll see much. At this early stage of the bear's life it's a bit of a gamble as to whether you'll get to see anything at all.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Polar Bear Shores Sea World

Storm Coaster was the only major new ride to open in Summer 2013/2014 on the Gold Coast.

by Gavin Seipelt, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

Theme park fans will spot this crate from the ride manufacturer, Mack Rides GmbH & Co KG of Waldkirch, Germany.

by Gavin Seipelt, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

The port carnage is eerily reminiscent of 2011's Cyclone Yasi in Far North Queensland.

by Richard Wilson, 12 years ago

Storm Coaster Sea World

The corkscrew is the final inversion before the brakes.

by Gazza, 9 years ago

Poltergeist Six Flags Fiesta Texas

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