Looks like we're finally going to get an announcement at IAAPA!
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News Project 2026: Galacticoaster
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It's a possibility, but @CoasterMac picked through the California docs (which we expect will be identical to the coaster FL is getting) and he thinks it's an Intamin product.
Definitely an interesting wildcard pair of projects for 2025.
I do know that an announcement for the Florida version of this project was pulled at the last minute from IAAPA, yet Merlin announced that Minecraft partnership. One has to wonder if Minecraft could be coming to LEGOLAND Florida...
Was there this weekend. Building still has an open front. No track inside.
As it turns out, this is neither.
The coaster in the Cali docs doesn't resemble anything that ART Engineering has produced to this date, asides from maybe the extremely personalized Bombora at Lagoon. They've already been shipping hardware to California, although not explicitly for a coaster until now.
They have my attention, I wasn't expecting $45 million attractions at each park.
That seems like a hefty price tag for this project. I love to see smaller parks invest in indoor attractions! This definitely has my attention.
Florida when they have Velocicoaster, Trollercoaster, and now god help us GALACTICOASTER
Posting in the other thread as well.
Posting in the other thread as well.
Just interested, but in what ways is Bombora extremely personalized? Wasn't it the first family coaster from ART Engineering?
Speaking of Bombora, the track in the California docs looks very much like it with its z-shape crossties and horizontal drive tires, in contrast to ART's more recent family coasters that have angled ties. Wonder Mountain's Guardian and Primordial also have the same crosstie style as Bombora but have vertical drive tires. I know this is the Florida thread but they're likely getting the same product as California. Could this be more similar to Bombora?
This just in -
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Ride vehicle appears to have the same restraints as the Wild Swing ride from ART.
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Ride vehicle appears to have the same restraints as the Wild Swing ride from ART.