Today we are going to do some adrenalin surging wild stuff.A little different from the normal straight forward life.We are going to twist,turn,swirl,going up,free fall and experience the ultimate G-Force,as in a fighter plane.So lets start the wild rides,get ready to take a visit across five scariest thriller rides in the world.
Kingda ka Roller coaster, Six Flags, Jackson Township
Kingda ka Roller coaster, Six Flags, Jackson Township
KINGDA KA:THE DISTANT VIEW
KINGDA KA:THE RIDE IS ON
AT THE TOP OF THE TALLEST LOOP IN KINGDA KA
We are going to the the tallest and fastest coaster in the world which looms high over the rest of the park.This thriller ride towers over an incredible height of 456 feet (45 stories!), Kingda Ka is a strata-coaster (exceeds a height of 400 feet) and accelerates from 0-128 miles per hour in less than four seconds.A hydraulic launch shoots the train straight-up the 456-foot tower, pauses at the top and goes straight downward into a 270-degree spiral. Kingda Ka debuted on May 21st, 2005, becoming the fastest and tallest roller coaster in the world, surpassing the record set by Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point, which is 420 feet tall and goes 0-120 miles per hour in 3.5 seconds.The ride shoots you 90 degrees into a quarter-turn, and then the train shoots straight-down vertically into a 270-degree spiral. It then goes down a valley and up a 129-foot camel hump, providing much airtime.Short but terrifying. This ride offers you a heart-stopping 30 seconds in your life.Six Flags Great Adventure has unleashed Kingda Ka, a record-shattering rocket coaster, in the 2005 season. The coaster is part of a new, highly themed 12-acre Golden Kingdom land in Six Flags’ New Jersey park that includes a tiger exhibit, a giant interactive play structure, new children’s rides, and a new stadium show.
Kingda Ka Statistics
- Type of coaster: Hydraulic launch rocket coaster
- Height: 456 feet (tallest in the world in 2005)
- Top speed: 128 mph (fastest in the world in 2005)
- Location: Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey
- Coaster elements: 456-foot tall top hat tower, with 90-degree ascent and descent.
Fuji-Q Highland’s Eejanaika roller coaster:The ‘4D’ ride
FUGI-Q HIGHLAND'S EAJANAIKA:THE FIRST LOOK OF 4D
FUJI-Q HIGHLANDS
READY TO GO
EXPERIENCE THE 4D:LOOK AT THE ROTATING SEATS
Lets experience a 4D ride.Welcome to the second fourth-dimension roller coaster in the world.The Eejanaika roller coaster, pronounced “ee ja nai ka,” and meaning, “ain’t it great?” in Japanese, was introduced in 2006 as part of Fuji-Q Highland’s coaster collection .Eejanaika features a 249-foot drop and reaches 78 miles per hour. That seem too simple for you? Then, consider that throughout the ride your seat is rotating either forward or backward in a full 360-degree controlled spin and that according to the Guinness Book of World Records, Eejanaika has 14 inversions-the most of any roller coaster in the world.Eejanaika, designed by S&S Arrow, is a “4th Dimension” coaster, a design in which the seats can rotate forward or backward 360 degrees in a controlled spin. According to the Guinness Records, Eejanaika is the roller coaster with the most inversions in the world. Throughout the ride, the riders go through 14 inversions.
The track itself only inverts five times –
- Inside raven turn (½)
- full-full/zero-g roll (1)
- half camelback twist (½)
- outside raven turn (½)
- half camelback twist (½)
Colossus,Thorpe park
COLOSSUS:THE DISTANT LOOK
COLOSSUS:THE MOTHER OF ALL INVERSION RIDES
ABOVE EARTH AND BELOW SKY
When first time it is introduced,Colossus,located at Thorpe Park in England, was the only coaster to have ten inversions. Manufactured by Intamin AG, Colossus is 99 feet tall and reaches speeds of 45 miles per hour.Its the major attraction for all the adrenalin surge seekers in Europe.Its a ride for all people in the family who are ready to enjoy some breathtaking moments.
Colossus:The ride Statistics
- Type Steel ,Sit down
- Lenght 2788′
- Height 98′
- Inversions 10
- Max.Speed 45mph
- Duration 1.32
Tower of Terror at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast in Australia
TOWER OF TERROR,AUSTRALIA
THE RIDE STARTS NOW
THE PATH TO THE TOP,THEN REVERSE FREE-FALL
Welcome to the Southern Hemisphere’s tallest thrill ride. From a dizzying height of 38 stories, riders plummet at 100 miles per hour during a zero gravity free fall like no other. This ride is considered among the most technologically advanced of theme park rides, the tower uses magnetic energy to propel the ride up the horizontal track, and 2,200,000 watts of power — enough energy to supply a small town — is employed to reach the insane speeds of the descent. The whole experience — up and down, down, down — is over in just 40 seconds, but the buildup makes it feel far longer.Your knuckles turn white, you hold your breath; suddenly, your face moves upward. This is G-force – hold on! The Tower of Terror is one of the fastest rides in the world.The Tower’s electro-magnetically powered ‘Escape Pod’ accelerates its passengers to a massive 160 kph in seven seconds before it climbs to almost 38 storeys high.Fear not, after a tummy losing free fall back to earth you will hurtle safely back to the station through a 90-degree reverse fall.
Tower of Terror:The ride Statistics
- Type Steel ,Reverse
- Height near 380′
- Max.Speed 160 kmph
- Duration 7 sec
MindBender,Galaxyland,Alberta, Canada
MINDBENDER: THE LARGEST INDOOR
MINDBENDER
Welcome to world’s largest indoor triple loop roller-coaster,Mindbender.Its located in Galaxyland,Amusement Park, a major attraction inside West Edmonton Mall,Alberta,Canada.
Colossus:The ride Statistics
- Type Steel
- Lenght 4198′
- Height 145′
- Inversions 3
- Max.Speed 97 kmph
- Duration 1.13′
Hope all of you enjoyed the ride.See you all with another nice post tomorrow.Cheers mates.
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