Six Flags sent this trip in via email. Does anyone know if this would work on this ride as well?
Turkish Delight
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Six Flags sent this trip in via email. Does anyone know if this would work on this ride as well?
Are you asking about the spinning part? If so, yes. With the right people, a seemingly fun ride turns into a not so fun ride... very quickly too ?
Some teacups are easier to estop than others.
If anyone's looking for a truly intense teacups-style ride, Flying Ace Balloon Race at KD is insane. The "cups" are suspended from a raised arm instead of mounted on top of a platform, with the result being that there is virtually no friction to stop you from turning your cup as fast as you want. It's mindboggling how fast those things can spin; I've never gotten so dizzy on any other ride.
This thing will make you dizzy:
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They should move this to banbury cross, and put a ferris wheel in it's place!
That makes literally no sense from both a design perspective or physical space.
Not sure if a ferris wheel fits the theming at all since it was created for a Chicago world's fair...
Not sure if a ferris wheel fits the theming at all since it was created for a Chicago world's fair...
Yeah, but Chicago has a lot of Italian folks, and that's as logical as most of Busch Gardens...
I don’t think they should move Turkish Delight, but I do agree that BG needs some sort of observation ride somewhere in the park. It could really be anything from a ferris wheel, to a star flyer, to an observation tower, but it really feels like a hole in the ride lineup. I know people who just want to get great views of the park without having to ride a thrill ride like Mach Tower or Griffon. Maybe they could put an observation ride near Drachen Spire once that happens because there seems to be enough room and it would also give people more of a reason to go over there.
I don’t count it because it’s only open a for few weeks in the entire year and even when it is supposed to be open it’s closed a lot.
There is something to be said for having a tea-themed attraction in Banbury. I’ve always wanted a tea shop there.
They should move this to england, and put a mack sea dragon in it's place!
Saw on Facebook this is closed as they prepare for Howl-o-scream. It looked like cups had been removed. Anyone heard of them using this for the even?