verticalzero Posted August 1, 2007 Posted August 1, 2007 Wondered if anyone has been on this unique coaster and if they can give a short review of the ride. Pictures: http://rcdb.com/ig3050.htm RCDB.com details: Roller Coaster: Hexenbesen Amusement Park: Erlebniswelt Seilbahnen Thale (Thale, Saxony-Anhalt 06502 Germany) Classification: Roller Coaster Type: Steel - Flying Status: Operating since 2003 Make / Model: Wiegand / Hexenbesen Inversions: 0 Trains: 2 cars. Riders are arranged inline in a single row for a total of 1 riders per car. Riders must weigh 65 kg or less to ride. Etymology: "Hexenbesen" is German for "Witch's Broom(stick)". In the hills surrounding the place, there are legends of the devil and witches -- this has become local folklore. Features: This is a single rail flying roller coaster. So it is a bit of a suspended roller coaster as well. This is also a self-operated ride without an operator present. You go up the stairs and get down on your stomach into the "tube". There are no restraints whatsoever; you can hold yourself by the bars in the "front window" of the car. You put a token in the box on your left hand side and when the light turns green, you push the start button.
brossa Posted August 1, 2007 Posted August 1, 2007 If been on it in 2005. It´s funny, but I felt a bit unsafety on it. In front of the last turn there is a little accelerator, I think without it would not carry the complete track. But it´s very nice at Thale, there's also a couple of do-it-yourself-rides an Alpinecoaster and a beautiful landscape! Tim
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