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Yesterday, Daniel Westfall was afforded the opportunity to take a look at the progress of Busch Gardens Williamsburg's 2017 roller coaster, InvadR. Check out the video above to not only see the progress but hear from some of the people involved in its creation!
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 Yesterday, Grona Lund said they have started planning an application for a large roller coaster scheduled to be completed in spring 2020. The CEO of the company Parks and Resorts, which owns Green Grove, describes the attraction as very different. The roller coaster is designed so that it sits under the rails, hanging by the legs right down. There is a huge momentum experience where you will go up and down, get huge g-forces, rolls, every possible moment during the ride, says Christer Fogelmarck.
The attraction, which is inspired by two roller coasters in the United States , to be built at Tyrol Park, where bumper cars and pentathlon games available today. Therefore, there are also plans to transform the area. "We want to open up the area so that you can go out to the water, where we can have cafés and venues," says Christer Fogelmarck but points out that they have not yet submitted a building permit request for the plans. Just building permits and appeals are an ongoing concern for Grona Lund. A new, 95-meter high fall attraction, encountered on patrol in the Land and Environment Court, after neighbors complained of the building permit. FULL STORY  Ever wonder what it would be like to be a Ferrari test driver?
The new, heart-pounding roller coaster scheduled to open at the end of March at Ferrari World Abu Dhabi will let you experience just that. Turbo Track, which rises to 64 metres above Yas Island, will turn riders into new recruits. They will undergo onscreen training and performance analysis before boarding the roller coaster, which will reach a speed of 102 kilometres an hour before zero gravity is experienced as it plummets vertically back down. Turbo Track can also be ridden backwards, because it includes front-facing and rear-facing seats. FULL STORY  PRESS RELEASE:
Kings Island’s new wooden roller coaster, Mystic Timbers, will make its highly anticipated debut to the general public April 15. But guests can experience a new kind of adventure with unexpected thrills before anyone else at the Mystic Timbers First Riders auction event Thursday, April 13. All proceeds will go directly to the Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing life-changing experiences to seriously ill and physically challenged children and their families in the Cincinnati area.All participants must raise a minimum of $100 to participate in this event. All participants will receive a first official rider t-shirt, dinner, unlimited rides on Mystic Timbers from 7-9 p.m. and a first official rider commemorative ticket. The top five fundraisers will receive an autographed Andy Dalton memorabilia item. Registration for the event is now open online. Themed to an abandoned lumber company, the 109-foot-tall wooden roller coaster will feature 16 airtime moments through wooded terrain along 3,265 feet of track at speeds up to 53 mph with an intriguing mystery: What’s in the shed?  You only have until Saturday to submit your brackets in this year's Thrilling 32 Bracket Challenge! To participate first watch this year's Selection Show, then use the following link to submit your brackets! Thrilling 32 Bracket Submission |
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