Rode "Shambhala" or "Hyper 2012" yesterday morning as I was at the park for a week, what an amazing coaster, loved the floating airtime on each hill, the splash down & the speed hill with ejector airtime, I was expecting the front seat to be better though. Rode it about 30 - 35 times.
Some stats from
http://elblogdedream.com/2012/01/04/hyp ... e-tecnico/
• Maximum height: 76 meters -
• Maximum Drop: 78 meters -
• Maximum speed: 134 km / h -
• camelbacks (Hills): 5
• Cost: 25 million euros.
• Duration: 3 minutes approximately
• Length: 1650 meters -
• Number of Trains: 3 trains with capacity for 32 people each train
• Maximum Tilt: 86 º grads - 74 º Approximately
• occupying Area: 14,000 square meters
Curiosities
• Some foundations for the supports is 18 meters deep
• There are more than 1,600 tons of steel in all estrucutra
• It has taken more than 4,000 cubic meters of concrete to build the foundations for the supports
Records in Bolliger Mabillard
Comparing hypercoaster PortAventura with all made so far by the Swiss manufacturer of roller coasters, we can see that PortAventura have the coaster taller, faster (no acceleration) and a greater fall of B & M and also in Europe, At the same time, after confirming the length of 1650 meters, we find the longest hyper B & M!
Bolliger Mabillard VS Intamin Records
For if we look at all hypercoasters whether manufactured by B & M or Intamin, we find that the record coaster highest this, we removed Intamin with Thunder Dolphin in the country Nippon, so we are left with the with maximum speed 134km / h as well as the longest drop of 78 meters.
Few close up pic's of the coasters lift hill peak n splashdown:
Closer:
Even Closer:
Reverse Splashdown:
Bottom right nut's paint does not line up like the others: