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What we are nicknaming the triple cross.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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That glorious first drop.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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The 'cathedral' structure bracing the first turn.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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That's not a pirate flag on the coaster. In fact, they are flags with black and white variants of the Village Roadshow logo. There seems to be a view that visitors care about this corporate branding within an Atlantis themed zone.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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A new perspective of Leviathan from Sea World Drive.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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Spacers run along much of the ride's course. This is to ensure the track keeps its shape and retains its tight tolerances as the timber settles.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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From within the structure is this unique view, affectionately dubbed 'The Cathederal'. Unfortunately it won't be accessible when the ride is operational.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The two then strapped in for the opening spin on Vortex.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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Leviathan is one of the first wooden coasters in the world to feature a single concrete slab for the entire ride.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The first crossover point happens just metres into the ride, with track narrowly passing overhead on the lift hill.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Vortex officially opened on 21 December 2020.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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One of the best moments will probably be the double down, a couple of quick downhill hops with some slight banking side to side, so riders will be lifted up in their seats and sway side to side.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
LeviathanSea World
Leviathan is looking great, with the first drop slowly starting to form.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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This will undoubtedly become a favourite first drop for many theme park fans.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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The airtime should be pretty strong on this considering the hill is about half the height of the first drop.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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The bracing is just an interim step while the ride sits dormant. And they're not needed everywhere -- just in spots where there might be too much expansion of the woods.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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Stainless steel anchors are a unique investment that ensure the ride can withstand decades of weather and the salty air at Sea World
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The sheer amount of timber supporting the lift hill is impressive up close.
by Parkz, 3 years ago
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The layout combines all of M&V / Gravity Groups signature manoeuvres, from airtime hills to their pioneering 90 degree banked turns, which were previously unseen prior to 2005 (The first wooden coaster to feature a 90 degree banked turn was Hades at Mt Olympus, Wisconsin)
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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Out on Sea World Drive you can get a sense of the rest of the layout.
by Parkz, 4 years ago
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