Fabbri Group has created a rollercoaster division called Giant Coasters, which incorporates designs for three new rides.
The Loony Coaster (pictured) has a compact 42 x 20m footprint, which includes a beyond-vertical first drop, operated with individual four-seater cars.
The 65 x 26m Classic Coaster features a 16-passenger train made up of four cars, seating four abreast. A 520m track, the design rises to a height of 24m along with a top speed of 70km/h.
Finally, the Wave Spin Coaster includes big drops and smooth curves, during which riders experience spinning movements in each four-seater (2+2 back-to-back) car.
Negotiations regarding the first sales of these rollercoasters from the Italian company are currently underway.
Supplier: Fabbri Group BergantinoRoItaly The FABBRIGroup can offer the widest range of products in the field of attractions for amusement parks: kiddie rides, family rides, adult rides, all of them in both travelling and permanent park version. Web: www.fabbrigroup.com Click here to visit Fabbri Group's
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