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Toverland | Fenix | B&M Wing Coaster

Tbh I agree. Does seem ridiculous that this is 100ft longer than Flug, yet doesn't have the inclined-pretzel thing and is the same height? Odd.
 
My opinion : I don't care that much about the length if the ride is good from begin to end. I want it to be a ride with a good amount of airtime. If it's not, then I'll be disappointed and complain about the length. ;)
 
I don't know the exacts lengths for either this or Flug, but this seems definitely more spread out, while Flug is more compact.

I agree with what others have said though. Isn't this only gonna have three inversions?
 
Matt N said:
Yes, the ride only has 3 inversions. But I reckon this looks like one of the better B&M wing coasters, and besides, didn't rides like Taron and Lightning Rod amongst others teach us that number of inversions isn't everything?
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Yes but those rides are not meant to be inversion based. Wing coasters are heavily based around inversions.
 
Yeah I can't remember the exact layout of this but I thought it just kind of ended after only 3 inversions (or maybe there's an extra turn or something).
 
This shows potential to be my favourite European wing-rider.
It's also 7 years to the day since I last visited Toverland; this project ensures I will right this wrong sooner rather than later :)
 
Sanchezmran said:
Yeah I can't remember the exact layout of this but I thought it just kind of ended after only 3 inversions (or maybe there's an extra turn or something).
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After the zero-g roll, there is an overbank to the left then a turn to the right, then a slight bank to the left and then it hits the brakes.
 
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Toverland shared this picture on their Instagram story today.
 
Getting pretty excited for this! I assumed it would be a bit of a ‘junior’ wing rider but it looks pretty fab!
 
Although the park does an excellent job of satisfying the family market, they're not afraid to pull out a thrilling coaster when they need to - Troy's fairly wild and while it may be rubbish, I wouldn't be in a hurry to take a small person on Booster Bike.
 
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