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PortAventura is adding a Single Rider line to Furius Baco.
Europa did something similar with the Panorama Bahn but tbf these were never steam/coal fires to begin withPlopsa Coo has announced that the park will be investing €280,000 in replacing all of their gas-powered go-kart vehicles with electric ones. The park didn’t state a timeframe for this change, but the current karts will only run until the end of the operating season.
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Kartbaan in Plopsa-pretpark wordt elektrisch: geen benzinemotoren meer
De kartbaan in het Belgische pretpark Plopsa Coo Ardennes wordt vernieuwd. Op de Dag van de Aarde maakt de Plopsa Group bekend dat de huidige karts,...www.looopings.nl
Meanwhile, Efteling has also made green pledges on this day, including investing a hefty sum in converting their steam locomotives to electric-powered ones. The first of these converted trains will enter service this winter.
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Stoomtrein Efteling wordt na 55 jaar elektrisch: locomotieven omgebouwd
De nostalgische Stoomtrein in de Efteling werkt over een tijdje niet meer op stoom, maar op elektriciteit. Om klimaatdoelen te halen wordt na ruim 55...www.looopings.nl
What a bloody good little coaster, quite like the unusual start tbfHere is the POV for the new Gerstlauer Bobsled going to Jaderpark.
Opening is still on for the 27th of this month.
I always like these Gurst Bobs, indoor bit is...... something, but the rest of the layout looks fun.
I legit thought it got scrapped. Would be wild to see it live again.Some of you may have noticed this clearly second hand ride pop up on the DB this week. The photos show some red track with running marks already present.
unknown - Fun World (Bangalore, Karnataka, India)
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Interestingly I believe this to be a ride that has long been thought dead. The old Vekoma Stingray Flying Coaster from Suzhou Ferris Wheel park in China.
It's been know for a little while that that ride is currently in India but until now it's been unclear where it is and in what state.
But a bunch of red track showing up all of a sudden lead me (and a couple of partners in crime) to do some investigation.
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Cribbing this image from a recent video from the park shows some interesting and fairly unique cross ties. While the image below posted to the RCDB this week shows a flatter type of crosstie
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As far as I know Stingray is the only ride that can claim to have both
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The flat ones can be seen at the base of the inversion while the angled ones can be seen at the top.
While not 100 percent conclusive the crossties and the knowledge it's in India, well it's enough for me to say it is very likely Stingray.
Would be nice to see this unique ride get a new lease of life.