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Harley Quinn debuts at Six Flags New England
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ix Flags New England, Agawam, Massachusetts, has introduced Harley Quinn Spinsanity. Inspired by the Joker’s partner-in-crime, Harley Quinn, it is a 147 foot
(45 m) Zamperla Giant Discovery, an extreme pendulum ride that swings guests back and forth, higher and higher, at up to 70 miles per hour (113 kph). While rotating counterclockwise forty riders experience a feeling of weightlessness before plunging down from 15 stories. This new attraction ranks as one of the park’s fastest thrill rides and leaves riders feeling as wild and out of control as Harley Quinn herself.
receive a warm welcome at Heide Park Resort
Heide Park opened its gates to families waiting to explore Peppa Pig Land – the park’s newest attraction. In addition to this kiddie-themed land, Heide Park has new thrill events and updates planned for the next two years. Peppa Pig Land has been designed for preschool
children and houses four attractions. Families can visit Peppa’s house, ride on George’s dinosaurs through six scenes, travel with Grandpa Pig on a train, or with Peppa on a boat. Additionally, little ones will have the chance to meet and greet Peppa herself – as well as her friends and little brother.
Details on Blackpool Pier’s updated Crazy Coaster revealed
New details have been revealed about Blackpool Pier’s Crazy Coaster Wild Mouse roller coaster – an updated version of a classic attraction. The coaster features improved random spinning movements that
ensure a different sensation each time, a 420 metres track, and13 metre drop height. Crazy Coaster Wild Mouse has a capacity of 800 people an hour with eight cars running at any one time. The ride was designed by Reverchon Attractions and constructed
from steel - weighing in at 78 tonnes. The Crazy Coaster is located at the end of Blackpool’s South Pier, and had to be set in place by a heavy lifting crane – but only after waiting for the tide to go out!
14 MAY 2018
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