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Rapid Gravity Ride is a brand bew ride from Extreme Engineering, which “dares thrill seekers to challenge the laws of gravitational force”. Based around a giant look-out tower, the extreme ride combines a variety of elements as guests twist and turn on a zip line rollercoaster, take a free fall leap of faith, encounter rock walls and take-off on a rocket launcher. Extreme Engineering products can


Proslide’s new Singha slide at Siam Park in Tenerife, Spain


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ProSlide has recently completed a new installation at Siam Park in Tenerife, Spain, which combines two world-first rides into a single high-thrill experience. The ride, which officially opened in July and has been named Singha, incorpo- rates ProSlide’s FlyingSAUCER features


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into its RocketBLAST water coaster, with patented water jet and boat design. Singha uses ProSlide’s water coaster


and turbine technology to propel rafts up the coaster hills higher and faster. Rows of water jets line every hill to power steeper climbs making it 60


per cent more efficient than traditional water propulsion coasters. Four massive saucer-shaped bowls punctuate the ride. The FlyingSAUCERs are steeply angled for a drop-and-dive sensation, featuring high-banked curves and maximum centrifugal force.


be customised to a park’s needs. See Rapid Gravity Ride at WWA and this year’s IAAPA trade show.


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POLIN ADG


From Aquatic Development Group’s (ADG) newest line of Oasis water ride attractions, the Surf Lagoon is designed to build on the fun, social environment of the popular FlowRider. Surf Lagoon brings both the excitement of flowboarding and the enjoyment of a wave pool into one aquatic attraction that extends well beyond the water’s edge. Surf Lagoon creates an experience for both participants and spectators, keeping them engaged and on-property all day. Clients can add retail, F&B and cabana areas in the design for increased revenue-generating opportunities.


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Polin has recently worked on a new installation for Splash World at the Hotel Globales Playa Estepona in Malaga, Spain. The 20,000sqm (215,300sq ft) waterpark uses RTM manufactur- ing throughout, offering a smooth finish to the slides, while Polin’s pat- ented Natural Light Effect (NLE) technology uses sunlight to create colour- ful interior designs as riders slide through the tubes. The waterpark’s attractions include a Kamikaze, Black Hole and an Aqua Tube from Poiln’s range of rides.


Polin has also installed a new slide at Cowabunga Bay in Las Vegas, US. The giant beach-themed Surf Safari slide is the company’s first turnkey waterpark project in the US.


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