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    • My 3 was Sirens, Circuit Breaker at Cota, and Gringotts.  Obviously Gringotts is slightly different but it's the same concept. Looking forward to getting back to CP next year.  This new coaster looks fun.  
    • What I find exciting about this coaster is that yeah, the tilt is cool and unique and probably terrifying, but the rest of the layout actually looks REALLY good. It's not just a one trick pony. Some crazy transitions and rolls and airtime pops in there that should be excellent. And we know it will be glossy smooth too. Yay Vekoma!!!
    • I don't remember what #2 is/was. Help?
    • It'll be really awesome if they make you go through an animal exhibit afterwards instead of just a simple exit.
    • Not really my thing to have on a cruise ship, but still interesting that engineers can pull things like this off.   https://thepointsguy.com/cruise/norwegian-aqua-cruise-slidecoaster-peek/   I was watching one of my cruise news videos and found this - with video starts at 2:02 Quite interesting.
    • a Section of tilt track (as on Winja's) is not anything at all like a Tilt Coaster. you are incorrect on your list above, only because I'm talking about real, Vekoma, "Tilt Coasters" . . . not the Chinese Knockoff that they call "Broken Rail Coasters" (if I'm being pedantic) there is currently ONE Vekoma tilt coaster in existence - open and operating:  Gravity Max at Discoveryland in Taiwan.   there are 3 under constructions - Circuit Breaker at COTA, which has gone vertical and is moving along nicely, Iron Rattler at Six Flags Quiddiy City, and the just announced today, Siren's Curse at Cedar Point.
    • SeaWorld Orlando has announced a new first-of-its-kind flying theater attraction opening in Spring 2025. This new four and a half minute long, Arctic-themed experience will be family friendly with a minimum height requirement of 39 inches.  SeaWorld Orlando, the Coaster Capital of Orlando renowned for its impressive selection of thrilling and unique rides, unveiled plans for its latest groundbreaking attraction planned to open in Spring 2025: the World's first-of-its-kind Arctic flying theater. This new experience invites families to soar over icy landscapes, dive beneath frozen waters and come face-to-face with some of the planet's most magnificent creatures. From majestic beluga whales to awe-inspiring orcas and walruses, this adventure puts riders right in the middle of the action. It's also all indoors, so rain or shine, this attraction guarantees a cool, thrilling escape for the entire family all year round. Building on the family-friendly thrills of the park's newest attraction, Penguin Trek, this new ride accommodates guests with a minimum height requirement of just 39 inches, ensuring the whole family can enjoy the adventure together. Riders will embark on this 4:30 minute journey within one of two of the attraction's immersive multi-level theaters, each accommodating 30 guests. They will experience the Arctic as if they were truly there, witnessing jaw-dropping visuals both in the air and underwater, including the stunning Aurora Borealis and remote, untouched areas of the Arctic. Only at SeaWorld Orlando will riders have the rare opportunity to experience a seamless journey from underwater views of the Arctic's marine life to the outer atmosphere, providing a satellite perspective of this incredible and expansive region. This attraction emphasizes SeaWorld Orlando's commitment to blending education with entertainment, offering guests a comprehensive view of the Arctic's vast and varied ecosystem. Thanks to custom filming equipment specifically created for this project, the award-winning production team was able to film in some of the most remote parts of the Arctic, capturing its diverse environment in stunning detail. From lush, green landscapes that challenge the typical perceptions of the Arctic to the snow-capped vistas and crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, guests will be transported to locations that are otherwise inaccessible to most. "We are thrilled to introduce this first-of-its-kind attraction to SeaWorld Orlando," said Jon Peterson, President of SeaWorld Orlando. "This indoor immersive flying theater experience reinforces our commitment to education, animal care and research. As guests disembark from the attraction, they'll find themselves in the awe-inspiring wonder of one of the world's most remote places, face-to-face with some of those very animals found within the Arctic such as beluga whales, walruses and more. By bringing the wonders of the Arctic to life, we are offering guests an unparalleled and immersive experience that will create lasting memories for people of all ages." With the launch of this Arctic-themed flying theater, SeaWorld Orlando continues to innovate and expand its lineup of world-class attractions, solidifying its status as a premier destination for thrill-seekers and families alike. SeaWorld 2025 Annual Pass Members will have the exclusive opportunity to be among the first to ride this groundbreaking attraction before it opens to the general public. Passes are on sale now, so guests will want to grab their passes for the chance to be part of this exhilarating adventure.   Be Among the First to Ride the Upcoming 2025 Attraction with a SeaWorld Annual Pass Guests can experience the best of SeaWorld Orlando with a 2025 annual pass including unbeatable benefits, unlimited visits and the opportunity to be the first to experience this new 2025 attraction before it opens to the public. Annual passes for 2025 are on sale now and starting as low as $15.75 per month with no down payment. For a limited time offer, guests can buy their 2025 annual pass and upgrade to the next tier for free. Membership includes unlimited admission, access to vibrant seasonal events and exclusive Pass Member benefits like FREE guest tickets, FREE parking and special savings on merchandise as well as food and beverage. 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    • Not to be too pedantic about it, but Jinma has four tilt coasters operating in China right now and Vekoma already finished building Iron Rattler in Qiddiya.  Plus Winja's at Phantasialand and Gringott's at Universal Orlando both have tilt sections.
    • nice. . so we'll have two tilt coasters in North America / USA
    • This is indeed the one that Six Flags bought from Energylandia and started construction at SFM and was facing issues with the local government. Cedar Fair management took over and decided to take it to Cedar Point instead.
    • I heard this was the one going to Six flags Mexico. Interested to hear me details on this.   Ride should be fun. worried about how long the line will be for this. Happy to see them finally doing something with this dirt.    Does this ride have a theme of pissed off mermaids? 
    • Is this the coaster Energylandia was getting before they lost funding?  Perhaps SF got got a good deal last minute. 
    • Damn, this came from left of left field. Did the new Six Flags redirect the tilt from Mexico to Cedar Point in order to wash the bad PR taste of TT2, I wonder?
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