The ride had to be shoehorned in between the Skyride and the now removed Corkscrew coaster, meaning an awkward hairpin turn after the main brake.
27 July, 2009 by Gavin Seipelt
The ride had to be shoehorned in between the Skyride and the now removed Corkscrew coaster, meaning an awkward hairpin turn after the main brake.
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