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Williamsburg, United States

Following the first Immelmann is a sweeping curve to the mid course brake run.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The first inversion is a large Immelmann.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

Suddenly the train is released.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

Onlookers feel a waft of air as the train passes under the bridge.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

At the top of the lift you glide around a u turn and teeter for a couple of seconds at the top of the vertical drop.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The lift drive motor.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

A slow turn out of the station. You can really sense the momentum of the massive train already.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The trains are floorless. When the train parks a floor rises up below the train to allow guests to board. Before dispatch, the floor drops down again, leaving guests with dangling feet.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The maintenance bay is suitably big too.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The trains are the worlds widest, with 10 across seating.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The attractive station fits in well with the French area of the park.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

Griffon is a B&M Dive Machine coaster...The fourth to be built.

by Gazza, 7 years ago

Griffon Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The main entrance.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The ticket booths.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The parks river is really just a dammed up tributary of the nearby James River.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Griffon Alpengeist Loch Ness Monster Mäch Tower Rhine River Cruise Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The name Tempesto translate to "Storm" in Italian.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Tempesto Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The final element is a "non inverting loop" which the train negotiates before ending up back at the station where it is brought to a stop.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Tempesto Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The track then drops sharply into a vertical spiralling drop. Ride in the back for maximum airtime!

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Tempesto Busch Gardens Williamsburg

Eventually the train has enough speed to make it up the vertical spiral on the right and through a slow in-line twist high in the air.

by Gazza, 10 years ago

Tempesto Busch Gardens Williamsburg

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