Elevated seating coaster

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Elevated seating coaster
Elevated Seating Coaster in Ukraine

Elevated Seating Coaster in Ukraine

Data
Type Steel - seated
Drive type Chain lift hill
Manufacturer Zierer rides
opening 2006 (first opening)
length 385 m or 535 m
height 16 m or 22 m
Max. speed 58 km / h or 65 km / h
Max. acceleration 3.5  g
capacity 500 people / h
Trains 1 train,
8 cars / train,
1 row of seats / car,
2 seats / row of seats
Restraint system Restraint bar
Theming operator-dependent

The Elevated Seating Coaster ( ESC ) is a steel roller coaster model from the manufacturer Zierer Rides . The first delivery went in 2006 with the name Crossbow to the American amusement park Bowcraft Playland . A total of 11 systems of this model have been delivered so far. A special feature of the Elevated Seating Coaster are the unusual seats, which are intended to enable the passengers to sit in a higher position.

Executions

As standard, the Elevated Seating Coaster is offered in two models, the ESC 385 and the ESC 535 , whereby the number in the model name stands for the approximate total rail length . Further differences are the area, the maximum speed and the height. The maximum number of people per ride is the same for both roller coaster models, as the same train is used on both.

  ESC 385 ESC 535
Floor space approx. 65 m × 42 m² approx. 52.5 m × 62 m²
height approx. 16 m approx. 22 m
Rail length approx. 385 m approx. 535 m
Max. speed approx. 58 km / h approx. 65 km / h
Seats 16 people per train 16 people per train

Trains

The trains of the roller coaster are provided with two seats positioned next to each other. Eight cars form a train. This means that 16 passengers can be transported per trip. Padded bucket seats and padded restraint bars that can be adjusted to the height of the passenger ensure safety during the journey.

Extraditions

A total of 11 systems have been delivered so far.

Surname amusement park country model length height Seats Max. speed Construction year RCDB
Big bang Familienland amusement park AustriaAustria Austria ESC 535 530 m 22 m 10 approx. 65 km / h 2013 Data photos
Crossbow Bowcraft Playland United StatesUnited States United States ESC 385 384 m 16 m 16 approx. 64 km / h 2006 Data photos
Devin Kileri Wonderland Eurasia TurkeyTurkey Turkey ESC 535 530 m 22 m 16 approx. 65 km / h 2019 Data photos
Force One Schwabenpark GermanyGermany Germany ESC 535 530 m 22 m 16 approx. 65 km / h 2010 Data photos
Il Tempo Extra Gigante Hunderfossen Family Park NorwayNorway Norway ESC 535 535 m 22 m 14th approx. 65 km / h 2014 Data photos
Pioneer OK Corral FranceFrance France ESC Custom 500 m 25 m 12 approx. 65 km / h 2018 Data photos
Polar X-plorer Legoland Billund DenmarkDenmark Denmark ESC 535 498 m 19 m 16 approx. 65 km / h 2012 Data photos
Roller coaster Gorky Park UkraineUkraine Ukraine ESC 535 530 m 22 m 16 approx. 65 km / h 2012 Data photos
Snake coaster Jungleland IndonesiaIndonesia Indonesia ESC 535 530 m 22 m 16 approx. 65 km / h 2013 Data photos
Spirou Racing Parc Spirou FranceFrance France ESC 535 530 m 22 m 16 approx. 85 km / h 2018 Data photos
Verbolten Busch Gardens Williamsburg United StatesUnited States United States ESC Custom 864 m 26 m 16 approx. 85 km / h 2012 Data photos

Awards

The Force One roller coaster in the Schwabenpark near Kaisersbach was awarded the “FKF-Award 2010” novelty prize from the Freundeskreis Kirmes und Freizeitparks eV in 2011 .

literature

  • Tim Herre et al. a .: Force One in Kirmes & Park Revue ISSN  1432-3982 , No. 156, pp. 68-71.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Winner FKF Awards. Entry of the award winners. Retrieved August 30, 2017