New Suspended Wild Mouse

[Gutterflower]

Howdy all

 

Just came across this interesting new ride for 2008 at Beijing Shijingshan amusement park home of the worlds best imitation SLC and the recent Disney character scandal.

http://rcdb.com/ig2906.htm

looks like one of those old Caripro suspended rides... but with bigger drops.

 

http://rcdb.com/ig4022.htm

 

 

Is it me or does it remind u of a cross between Vertigo in Belgium and something from RCT?

even better this is one of 2 coasters for next year with a new sitdown planned

http://rcdb.com/id4028.htm

[Goliath513]

I wish we could get a coaster like this in the US.

[IwantRevenge]

that looks just like something you'd build in rct...notice the straight drops and the sudden 90* turns. I didn't think Caipro still built rides, could it be one of those chinese company look alikes?

[yankees15]

This thing looks awesome! I only wish I could ride it.

[Axman]

My guess would be that "Beijing Shibaolai Amusement Equipment" is building this one. This company is behind that SLC imitation.

 

Caripo went bankrupt and sold their desings to Premier Rides. Premier Rides is the other possibilty.

[ash.1111]

Wow, That would be so cool. It would be cool if they sloped the seats facing downwards so you cannot see the tracks. That would be one wild ride!

[kraken613]

China does anything they want.

[ash.1111]

Well, if they do something wrong with their coasters, and it comes off the track, at least it's an added thrill

[Jim S.]

that looks just like something you'd build in rct...notice the straight drops and the sudden 90* turns.

 

I'm not sure what you're getting at. All mice have straight drops and sudden 90* turns. In fact, most of them have more turns than this one.

 

Somewhere in the world there's another suspended mouse, with a layout more like a normal mouse except they did bank the turns on it: http://www.amusementvideo.com/view_video.php?viewkey=23406c6cecf84a7ebb0f

[kewlcoasterdude]

LOL I think that coaster looks very boring. It wouldnt be a good attraction at any major park

[IwantRevenge]

that looks just like something you'd build in rct...notice the straight drops and the sudden 90* turns.

 

I'm not sure what you're getting at. All mice have straight drops and sudden 90* turns. In fact, most of them have more turns than this one.

 

Somewhere in the world there's another suspended mouse, with a layout more like a normal mouse except they did bank the turns on it: http://www.amusementvideo.com/view_video.php?viewkey=23406c6cecf84a7ebb0f

 

basically most "straight drops" have curves to them right? a gradual entrance and exit.

 

put a ruler up the the screen near the drop it makes a straight line so it's a literal "straight drop", and the 90* turns are like wild mice yeah.

[coasterbilly]

idk, looks can be decieving, if this is successful I wouldn't be surprised to see this at parks here in the US

[Giovanolafan]

Cool

a Comi Coaster!

[ash.1111]

Nah, I reckon the coasters look cool!!!

[Guest]

I'm not sure what you're getting at. All mice have straight drops and sudden 90* turns. In fact, most of them have more turns than this one.

 

The RCT comparisons are because the track literally looks like it's built in pre-designed sections, like just hooking pieces together instead of fully calculating the curvatures of the track to somewhat match the physics. Just look at that first large drop there, it looks like a piece of RCT straight track, a connector piece, a medium sloping downward piece of track, and then another connector to a straight piece.

[stormrider]

That's probably because the Chinese rip-offers are too lazy to make entirely curved sections Why "waste" your millions of dollars on a B&M when you can get contract Beijing Shiabaolai Amusements and get a rip off version LOL. http://www.china-sbl.com/ They've even made the Disk-O.

[Shavethewhales]

idk, looks can be decieving, if this is successful I wouldn't be surprised to see this at parks here in the US

 

Meh, I hope not. It looks neither all that fun or thrilling compared to everything else out on the market. It reminds me of that Caprio creation where there were 4 seats set in a circle that spun around slowly as they went along a dull, gradually sloping track. It was inventive, yes, but not practical or as fun as other options.