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Six Flags Qiddiya| Saudi Arabia | Theme Park

Indy said:
I definitely understand the perception, but I think you’d be surprised. I never expected Formula Rossa to deliver much, but almost every hill provided strong, sustained airtime. When you’re going that insanely fast, it doesn’t take a lot of curvature to yeet you out of the seat.
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That's actually a very good point. Falcon's Flight looks to have slightly more drawn layout then Formula Rossa which makes sense given that Falcon's Flight is faster if I'm not mistaking,
 
Inverting_Thrills said:
That's actually a very good point. Falcon's Flight looks to have slightly more drawn layout then Formula Rossa which makes sense given that Falcon's Flight is faster if I'm not mistaking,
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It is, and also it doesn't seem like there will be trims afterwards, whereas Formula Rossa trims pretty heavily after the launch.
 
hersheyfan410 said:
In the layout shown in the video I’m pretty sure I saw a trim near the pullout of the giant drop at 4:24
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That is an LSM boost, not a trim. I'm not sure if I was correct in putting it there, but it is my working assumption that it physically needs to have some additional boost between the cliff drop & the Arch Hill to A) Ensure that the train makes it over the Arch at all, B) Makes it over at a decent enough speed to provide some kind of airtime, and C) god forbid it doesn't make it over the arch, there would be a way to reset & swing launch it up & over.

Using the figures in the planning document (607ft at cliff, 531ft Arch hill), that 76ft height difference may be sufficient to clear the arch, but with those absurd speeds, unprecedented friction loss & wind resistance, I have no idea if gravity alone will be enough.
 
MLDesigns said:
That is an LSM boost, not a trim. I'm not sure if I was correct in putting it there, but it is my working assumption that it physically needs to have some additional boost between the cliff drop & the Arch Hill to A) Ensure that the train makes it over the Arch at all, B) Makes it over at a decent enough speed to provide some kind of airtime, and C) god forbid it doesn't make it over the arch, there would be a way to reset & swing launch it up & over.

Using the figures in the planning document (607ft at cliff, 531ft Arch hill), that 76ft height difference may be sufficient to clear the arch, but with those absurd speeds, unprecedented friction loss & wind resistance, I have no idea if gravity alone will be enough.
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Wouldn't there need to be trims somewhere though for block zones? Or do LSMs also act as block zones as well?
 
TPoseOnTantrum said:
A neat attraction tidbit that came out of IAAPA;

www.intergameonline.com

Saudi site for first underwater ride

The world’s first underwater ride will be built at the Qiddiya Water Theme Park, just south of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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This was first presented way back in 2017. You can read more and watch the video here;
www.coaster101.com

Is Sub Sea Systems' Aquaticar the Next Great Dark Ride Concept? - Coaster101

For more than 30 years, the family-owned Sub Sea Systems has been a world leader in innovative products and underwater experiences for the marine tourism industry. Last month, at the IAAPA Expo in Orlando, Florida, Sub Sea unveiled their newest...
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A detailed ride map emerged on ThemeParx the other day of this unique attraction, coming to the waterpark;
 
Wazzupnerds said:
I would like to take this moment to say "AYY LMAO YOU WERE WRONG" to those who said it wouldn't happen.
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It hasn’t opened yet; keep in mind that they also started Six Flags Dubai, and we all know how that went.
I’ll still have to admit that it already got further than I expected.
 
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Trax said:
It hasn’t opened yet; keep in mind that they also started Six Flags Dubai, and we all know how that went.
I’ll still have to admit that it already got further than I expected.
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Six Flags Qiddiya is not a park by Six Flags company.
 
I know, but it is still a large scale park announced in an arab country, where construction is taking place.
SF Dubai was at a similar stage when it was canceled, and I don't think that Six Flags has pulled the plug for the project.
 
Trax said:
I know, but it is still a large scale park announced in an arab country, where construction is taking place.
SF Dubai was at a similar stage when it was canceled, and I don't think that Six Flags has pulled the plug for the project.
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SF Dubai didn't have any rides going up, though.
 
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