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Tivoli VR


Copenhagen instituton Tivoli Gardens has become the first Scandinavian amusement park to add offer a virtual reality rollercoaster experience. The ride chosen for the VR treatment is Dæmonen, a B&M floorless coaster added in 2004. As riders race through the ride's


564m circuit, including three loops, at up to 77km/h, the experience will be enchanced (at least for those who don't like seeing where they are going) by a universe of fire- breathing dragons and demons from Chinese mythology, in keeping with Tivoli's Oriental aesthetics. The VR experience, which Tivoli has been working on for two years, will be available as from April 6. Guests will be charged DK25 ($3.60/€3.35) for the Samsung Gear headsets/Galaxy S7 phones that provide the images.


Asia's first 4D


Spin Coaster The Japanase amusement park Nagashima Spa Land is installing the first 4D Free Spin Coaster in Asia, courtesy of S&S-Sansei Technologies. Opening next month, the ride will be named Arashi, the Japanese word for Storm. Located in Mie Prefecture, Nasgashima Spa Land has over 50 rides and is one of the most popular parks in Japan for those who enjoy riding rollercoasters. Arashi will be its 12th coaster.


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