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or Sunkid, 2026 was all about the 50th anniversary of its German subsidiary, Sunkid Heege. The company celebrated


this special milestone with the entire workforce at the production facility in Bassenheim. Decades of experience, technical expertise, and close collaboration across the company provide the foundation for new ideas and customized attractions for customers worldwide. With special offers for the four-cabin version


of the Sundancer Galaxy and the eight-cabin Loopster, the focus is on larger, operator-run Family Rides. Both attractions combine interactive ride fun with a wide range of customization and theming options, opening up new possibilities for creating distinctive guest experiences. 


Sundancer Galaxy to enter operation at Lotte World Adventure Busan in South Korea, as well as the new SCT 1201 roller coaster train series, which is approximately 20 percent lighter. The first vehicle in the series was delivered to Avonturenpark Hellendoorn in the Netherlands, while Gold Reef City in Johannesburg, South Africa, received the first suspended-train version. 


 design is now 85 percent complete. A prototype will be available for interested customers to test next year.


46 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER IAAPA EXPO EDITION 2026


Here is a preview for visitors to the 2026


 booth, #S2064, will be well worth it! After winning IAAPA Brass Ring Awards two


years in a row, Sunkid will once again unveil an exciting addition to its Family Ride lineup this year. Visitors in Orlando will also be able to take    systems.


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