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ZIERER update
Z
IERER recently opened two Force Coasters both featuring a train with 14 vehicles: Bluey the Ride – Here Come the Grannies
at Alton Towers Resort in the UK and Kikker8baan at Duinrell in The Netherlands. Bluey the Ride – Here Come the Grannies!
marks an exciting milestone for both ZIERER and Alton Towers as it brings the world of Bluey to life in coaster form for the very first time. The attraction centers on Bluey and her sister Bingo mischievous adventure. Riders travel through a details that mirror the warmth and humor of the show.
sweeping turns and a comfortable pacing ensure that even firsttime riders can fully enjoy the making it an ideal fit for CBeebies Land and a Kikker8baan
tells an entirely different story. This new coaster replaces the former ZIERER Large Tivoli Coaster Kikkerachtbaan which had delighted guests for an impressive 40 years since its opening in 1985. while preserving the beloved experience guests had known for decades. Because a water ride and an additional roller
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coaster had been installed next to the original available footprint had become significantly more complex. The challenge for ZIERER was to design expectations.
fit the current spatial conditions. Now operating offers the same charm and recognizability as its modern system and high capacity.
With the opening of Kikker8baan
continues a tradition that spans generations. The park now looks forward to offering guests a years and beyond. What unites both roller coasters besides the
capabilities to design and manufacture unique and exceptional themings. All theming elements on the train were completely created inhouse supported by a transparent exchange between our designers and the respective clients. This resulted in two unique family rides that seamlessly blend
Kikker8baan at Duinrell
Bluey the Ride – Here Come the Grannies!
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