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I must say I was a bit disappointed when I heard of this the first time. Mainly out of two reasons. First, a drop ride is not the biggest hole i Liseberg's arsenal since they already have Höjdskräcken. Second, I really like observation towers. Especially the one at Liseberg inasmuch as it's the tallest structure i all of Göteborg and the view is great! But I'll probably change my mind once I take a ride But then I read about AtmosFear at Liseberg's homepage and found something hopefull. In the questions-answer section of the ride (only in Swedish) it says: Q - Does the construction of AtmosFear mean that there won't be an observation attraction at Liseberg in the future? A - Next year there will not be one. Beyond, you'll have to wait and see... (free translation) Does this mean we'll see a new (taller) observation tower at Liseberg in the coming years? I certainly hope so! I also have to agree with everyone before me; the advertising of AtmosFear is fantastic!

This looks great! Thanks for the photos Loefet; now I can follow the progress even though I don't have time to go there myself (school is killing me...)

I have tried this several times without any progress... Either nothing happens or the train disappear, which causes an error when testing the coaster. I'm guessing it's the 1.32 version that doesn't work with Windows 7 32-bit

This is great! With all the talk about Liseberg VS. Gröna Lund recently (if you haven't seen it; read this thread) I have to say that these additions/improvements magnifies the biggest gap between the two (according to me any how). Liseberg has always had something for everyone whilst Gröna Lund has been more thrill-centered. So this is great news for Liseberg as a family attraction. With that being said; I am a bit disappointed. Because after all I am a thrill seeker and would like to see some big bad a$$ rides. / Johan *longing-for-2011* Andersson

Then I'm very sorry to bring bad news... My computer crashed a couple of weeks ago, and it took all of my files with it... And now I have problems finding the program I used for this project but I'll keep on looking. The problem is that I can't remember what it was called. If I recall correctly it was Ride Maker/Creator or something like that. If anyone can tell me what its called or if someone have it I'd greatly appreciate it! I will return if I find it!

I agree; we'll probably not see any other big news this year... Right here: At the start page at Liseberg.se

Liseberg has announced Quick Pass as "the biggest news of the year"! I couldn't find it in English but for my fellow swedes here is the page at Liseberg's web page. A short explanation; anyone that buys a one day unlimited pass will be able to reserve the five biggest attractions in the park at any free time. This means that, in connection with the purchase, you'd have to decide when you want to ride a ride. You can for example book a seat on Balder at 12:00 and later a ride on Flume Ride at 13:30. If you are there at the given time you can walk past the entire line, sit down and enjoy the ride. Only one time on each ride is available for each day pass. The five attractions which offers Quick Pass is; Balder, Kanonen, Lisebergbanan, Flume Ride and Kållerado. As already mentioned, the say that this is the biggest news of the year; not the only one. But they still haven't announced any new rides or other attractions... I really hope they will!

This is looking great! The rapids seems to become a really good ride and as for the supports for the floorless; nice! And with the river running through the screen it looks as if it'll turn out pretty sweet! But is the orange color scheme something you'll keep? Because I must say I liked the black better...

thrillrideseeker: True, it can do much more. But because I haven't finished the six-across-trains they can not do many maneuvers, thus the simple track layout. Chris Benvenuto: yeah! it would be awesome with more experimental coasters. But I guess it's too expensive... However I promise that if I ever become a billionaire I'll make one of these (but a much longer layout of course!) I've made some progress on the trains. They are still far from completed though. I hope to finish them during the Christmas-holiday.

^Of course! That's the reason I posted it here so that it can be implemented in parks all around the RCT-world

I've made this coaster a couple of times in RCT2 & 3. But I have to agree with the previous; it's a bit short but a great concept non the less!

I'm sorry. I had totally forgot that I made the thread about that park. But yes, it's exactly the same layout. The trains however is brand new but they're far from finished. In some elements the cars turn the wrong way which looks messed up... Unfortunately I don't have time to complete it now. Exams are closing in and as I'm writing this I'm recovering from an unknown illness (probably swine flue) which means that I have not been able to do as much as Id hoped for... But if someone want to finish it I'm posting a download of the coaster at it's present state.

I've been trying for some time now to make a coaster with high peep-capacity and finally I made it. It isn't perfect and it is very possible that I won't have time to make i perfect either. But it has (VERY!) high capacity and looks pretty cool, if I may say so myself Why does it have so large throughput then? It's because it has trains with 7 cars and six (yes you read that right; six!) peeps per car in a row, giving each train a total peep-count of 42. With two trains operating the coaster can hold 84 peeps at one time. But this number increases rapidly when more trains are added (remember: this is only a small prototype, but it is very capable of acting as a, let's say, hyper coaster with four trains) The coaster layout is also a new idea I've made myself and I've never seen anywhere else (correct me if I'm wrong). It has a swinging start, which means that the train goes forward and backward several times in a U-shaped track piece until it gains enough speed to make it over the top. After the top-hat it enters a dive loop before the main brake. Hope you all like it! Bild 3.bmp yes! the train has cars with six peeps! looks nice if you ask me bild 2.bmp does this look a bit strange? Bild 1.bmp The complete layout

I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 too but I haven't experienced any thing like that. NL worked fine from the start with W7 for me. The only thing I can thing of is, as already mentioned by Angry_Gumball, new drivers for the graphics card.

^ that's because they weren't built at the same time. Uppskjutet (the Space Shot) was built 1996 and was "given" to Liseberg by Vekoma as compensation for Hang Over, the Inverted Boomerang. Hang Over had some technical problems that made it stay closed for another year and there for Vekoma payed for Uppskjutet (worth 8,1 million SEK, about 1,1 million USD). Höjskräcken (Turbo Drop) was built four years after (2000). Anyhow, great TP and really nice photos of the rides! I'm looking forward to Christmas at Liseberg. I haven't got time to go there yet...

This is AMAZING! I envy your patience and determination! Easily the best parking lot pictures ever!

Great TR! Makes me wanna visit Gröna Lund this year. unfortunately I won't afford it; because I'm moving to Göteborg and I'll be living like 400 m from Liseberg But now I really like to know: Which park is better, Liseberg or Gröna Lund? I've been wrestling with this question for some time but I can't make up my mind about it... I know what you all are going to say: "Both of them has their own charm" etc. etc. But some of you have to have a favorite! (?)

It isn't. It is all the other rides at Gröna Lund that's tiny

Amazing! The it looks awesome. It very creative in a classic way. Good work!

^Thanks! Update 7 The last ride before the opening has been installed. It is a small kiddie coaster. This coaster is also extremely tiny, but it looks as if it could be a nice ride for the smallest of children. Next up is the opening day!!! SCR39.BMP overview SCR35.BMP and the final product! simple theming here too SCR38.BMP still unfinished.... SCR37.BMP Kiddie coaster during construction

Thanks allot for the video! It might be useful to know how to do that so I downloaded the program myself (thanks for the link). You won't have to make any more videos for me (unless you really want to )

^Feel free to make as many videos of it as you like Update: Theming of Turbo is finished. Due to limited foundations of the new park (and patience of the park builder ) it only received some neutral simple scenery. It turned out quite nice anyway, according to me! They've also added a bumper cars ride and another restaurant. If I may say it myself I think the park overall has a nice cosy feeling to it. SCRt37.bmp a spy shot of a new ride! SCR32.BMP An overview of the park so far SCR33.BMP The bumper cars and the new restaurant. SCR29.BMP Turbo stats. Yes, it is in Swedish but I hope you know the positions of the values. Any questions; just ask!) SCR23.BMP The scenery of Turbo

Thank you everyone! ^I wouldn't say I am a complete newbie I've owned the game for maybe a year... It's just that I've never posted anything here before. ^^I'm not very experienced with hacking. at least I don't identify myself as such... I just turned off all clearances and built the S-turn on top off the other track. The coaster works fine as long as it doesn't use block sections... Thanks again! I must say that I'm really pleased with Turbo myself. I would gladly make a video of Turbo in action if I only knew how... Does anyone know? An update should be up tomorrow (Friday 3rd). I'm just so swamped with school right now....

A lot has been done since last time. The coaster IS FINISHED!!!! The unknown, unseen ride is also completed. Scroll down to the pictures and see what it is! Sweden Funland is happy to announce: TURBO! A one of a kind new prototype coaster from Vekoma, featuring a unique vertical swing-boost start! The ride begins with a swinging start, much like a Vekoma Big Air, gaining speed for every swing. Four or five times (depending on train/passenger weight) back and forth. But the ride doesn't end there; next up is a 37 m tall top hat, over which the 8-car train is slowly dragged. The top hat ends where a completely vertical, twisting drop begins. The last element of this extraordinary coaster is a so called dive-loop, standing 31,5 m tall. The train goes up, twists, turns up-side-down and plunges face first towards the ground! The coaster runs 2 trains; one green and one yellow. Each with 8 cars and 4 passengers per car, for a total of 32 riders per train. SCR19.BMP What would a top spin be without the water effects? Oh! thats right; like every other top spin in Sweden (has been) SCR18.BMP The new flat: Lumberjack. A common Huss Top Spin. SCR21.BMP Turbo from another angle. It's tiny! Looks like a fun ride though SCRt20.bmp the layout of the new coaster "Turbo". Station building and queue has been started. Testing ought to begin any day now.

^^^The flowers are fixed (it'll show in a future update). the trains doesn't look like Intamin (Maverick) and if I remember correctly B&M said they wouldn't make any more coaster with launched lift hills. ^^thank you! but as you said; the train and track doesn't fit together.... what could it be? ^Thanks Update 4: The Marry-go-round is finished an looks ready for the opening. And a plot of land has been screened off. possibly yet another ride (sorry - no pics) The coaster keep getting taller and taller. But it is still far from finished.... And still no leads of what it could be! SCR11.BMP another support in the opposite end of the extremely tiny building site. I honestly doubt it could bee a B&M. (I don't think I've told you; the construction site for the coaster is a mere 26x14 RCT2-tiles) SCR10.BMP A tall support structure near the entrance SCR17.BMP The carousel is complete! No spectacular scenery here... but that's kind of expected in a small Swedish park, right?