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Tokyo Dome City

Roller Coaster

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Big O Tokyo Dome City

The older original part of the park, which has rotated through many attractions over the years.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Hanging off the edge.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Thunder Dolphin @ Tokyo Dome City.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Cant beat the setting though. It's a very easy stop to make in Tokyo while sightseeing but surprisingly few people know of it.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

You can just imagine the complexity of managing vibrations from the ride on to the building below, as well as the risk of earthquakes, plus the cramped location.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

The ride concludes with a drop off the roof straight into the final brakes.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Up out of the speed Hill you climb up onto the building roof one more time, where there is a trick track section.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

The closest thing to airtime is this low to the deck "speed hill".

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

The 3rd overbanked turn passes through the Big O.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Big O Tokyo Dome City

After running on top of the building there is another overbanked turn where it pops through a hole.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

The first drop leads into an overbanked turn.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Technical stuff.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Normally hypercoasters have angled supports to brace the tall structure. however given space constraints designers have gone for a system of outriggers and bracing cables.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

A cable lift brings trains speedily to the top.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

The load station resembles one of The old Sydney monorail stations.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Switch track into the maintenance bay.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

Interesting views to the street from the queue line.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

The queue line features a diagram of the ride. The layout is triangular, and features several overbanked turns, though nothing in terms of the big airtime hills Intamin hypercoasters are known for.

by Gazza, 5 years ago

Thunder Dolphin Tokyo Dome City

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