Tsunami

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M&D's Scotland's Theme Park, Motherwell, North Lanarkshire, UK.

Tsunami is a ravelling inverted coaster that has showcased at the Millenium Dome and Hull Fair in 2003, Hull Fair and several locations in Brazil before setting up home at M&Ds. It has one inversion, a corkscrew, and reaches a whopping 38mph.


	Manufacturer: Pinfari Opened: 2004 Duration: 1m 5 s Height: 65 ft

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Actual Rating: 7.286

Members Who Have Been on and Rated Tsunami: (7)
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scotlandrulz(8), Furious baco(8), CoasterKing(8), Rach(8), GF 70(7), Divv(6),
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Ian
Posts: 7984 Location: Fulchester	V What she said! (But I have been on this before, when it was at the Dome in London.)
Rach
Posts: 2377 Location: Birmingham	Smooth but forceless.Best thing in the park though, the hangtime in the inversions is great!
tommylawrence
Posts: 1 Location:	Is it rough?
tommylawrence
Posts: 1 Location:	scotlandrulz, looks like youve already pointed it out!
tommylawrence
Posts: 1 Location:	it has 2 inversions!
oisin-2-k-8
Posts: 1 Location:	I went on this at planet fun in belfast and i found that it was actualy quite good
scan
Posts: 360 Location: 10 miles form every CF member	some insperation from a slc i think
Furious baco
Posts: 54 Location:	probably rthe best rollercoaster in scotland so i'll give it an 8
scotlandrulz
Posts: 529 Location: Stirling, Scotland	Gets an 8 as it is one of the smoothest travelling coasters i have ever been on!!!!! also, it goes upside down twice, not once.
Patrick
Posts: 1671 Location: Leicestershire, England	This looks like a mini Vekoma SLC!